Kahalu'u Beach Park

May 7th 2024
Vlog 84
After hanging out at The private residence Where Jill and John were staying (and married the day before) John let us take his rental car to Kahalu'u Beach Park for a quick snorkel/ Freedive. Michelle and had planned on walking from the venue because it did not look too far. It was Extremely nice of John to lend us his car. If it wasn't for John's car I probably would of left my drone behind. We were told by a Uber driver the day before That Kahalu'u had the best snorkeling on the big island. I was interested in how it compared to Two Step Beach. We made a trip out to Two Step the previous Day. I thought Two Step was phenomenal. Two Step has really cool under water mini canyons to swim through. It also had a really cool drop off where I was able to dive down 62 Feet. Two step has the easiest entry point as well. Kahalu'u had some cool features under water and lots of fish to see. but overall my vote for the best Snorkeling we experienced on the big island goes to Two Step. Kahalu'u had this natural rock Barrier you had to climb over to get out and in to the water. Both Michelle and I got some tiny scrapes from the rock wall. Im not sure if the tide had any thing to do with that struggle. Once we were out past the "wall" there was lots of fish to see but mostly under water lava rock. We had a great time swimming around for a while. We definitely enjoyed ourselves. After about an hour or so we climbed out of the water and headed back to the car. I flew my Dji Mini 4 Pro around for a little bit to get a arial view of the Beach. from the sky it looked beautiful. Definitely consider watching my video from Two Step after this one to get a better idea of these two spots differences. In my book Two Step was better and had more going on underwater. If your short on time and don't wanna make the trek to Captain Cook area for a swim at Two Step then Kahalu'u will not disappoint. Stay tuned once we got back to the resort I took my drone up again for a sunset flight and After dark we went Snorkeling with Manta Rays.
Thanks for Watching!
-Jared