Description :  At this dramatic, clothing optional, black sand beach you won't see any Japanese tour buses, but you may see explicit body parts. If you're cool with that, then it's worth the trip. It's right off 137 just before the Kulani Honua Resort, you will see a small parking area on the ocean side of the road and a few cars. There is no sign marking the path down the bluff and no stairs, but it's not a difficult walk down. Be aware the surf can be deceptively rough and waves crashing on the shore can be dangerous. Just be cautious and watch the other swimmers. Dolphins are frequently spotted playing in the beautiful blue water and the coconut palms and tropical setting is quite lovely. Recommended for the adventurous.

Amenities :  This quiet and serene property has everything including a length of the house oceanfront lanai. Furnished island style with rattan and wicker, slate tile floors, ceiling fans, color satellite TV, CD stereo and washer/dryer. Designed to meet all your vacation needs. Perfect for large or multiple families up to 9 people with the Sunrise Guesthouse. The Dolphin Bay Home sleeps up to 7 people in 1 king, 1 queen, 1 double and 1 twin in 3 bedrooms. The Sunrise Cottage sleeps 1-3 in 1 double bed and 1 twin. They can be rented separately or together depending on the number of travelers and your vacation needs!

Attraction :  Pualaa (also called Ahalanui) Warm Pools Beach Park - This county park is the best natural swimming spot in the area. This very large pool is situated right next to the ocean where the salt water gushes in at one end and the warm mineral waters at the other end. It's a big warm pond on the ocean! The natural setting is gorgeous with coconut palms, picnic tables, showers and porta-toilets. Again this is on 137 and is well marked. This is a great spot for the whole family.

Activities :  beachcombing deepsea fishing snorkeling freshwater fishing gambling casinos surf fishing pier fishing jet skiing outlet shopping sound/bay fishing