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Sep 22, 2024

　　Pretty much at the center of Hanalei Bay, this scenic beach park commands a white-sand crescent just made for walking or jogging. Waters are typically not as calm as beside the pier, but swimming and paddling are usually possible in summer. Facilities include restrooms and outdoor showers. There’s only a small parking lot, but street-parking spaces are often available.

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