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Hana Bay
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Hana Bay has a large, black sand beach which is the result of lava eroding and washing into the ocean from a nearby stream. This area is well protected and is usually a very safe place to swim.
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Hana Bay is a family gathering place for local residents on the weekend. It is the perfect spot for picnics and water activities such as outrigger canoe races. You can often see canoe clubs practicing this ancient Hawaiian sport in the late afternoon. On the right side of the bay is Hana Pier.
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DIRECTIONS: Take Highway 360 (Hana Highway) toward Hana and bear to the left onto Uakea just past Mile Marker #34. Uakea runs the length of Hana Bay. You can return to Highway 360 via Hauoli near the end of Uakea.
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Useful Information:
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-Picnic facilities and pavilion -Restrooms -Snack bar -No lifeguard -Small boat harbor to the right of the beach
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