Kikaua Point Beach Park Overview Located 17 miles from downtown Kailua-Kona you will find Kikaua Point Beach Park, neighboring Kukio Beach. Access to Kikaua Point Beach Park is through the Kukio Golf Resort. All Hawaii beaches are public and as you enter the resort, the guard at the security gate will provide you with a visitor pass and direct you to the parking lot if there is space. Parking is limited, so we suggest arriving early in the morning around 9:00 am at the latest. There is a short walk along a paved trail between the parking lot and Kikaua beach. The trail is baby stroller and wheelchair accessible, Kikaua Point Beach Park is one of the easier beaches to get to on the Big Island. At the end of the trail, you will find restrooms, showers, and drinking water. We suggest making your day at Kikaua beach more enjoyable by packing plenty of water, snacks and even an umbrella to protect you from the sun. There are palm trees, some shade and a grassy patch just beyond the lagoon. This small, man-made cove is crowned with white-sand and has Hualalai lava rock framing its shore.
Kikaua Point Beach Park
