Laupahoehoe Point Park

There is no safe swimming at this park, but it is spectacularly beautiful with its ironwood (lignum vitae) trees and black rocks. It is the site of a tsunami in 1946 that swept some schoolchildren and teachers away.

There are restrooms, showers, picnic facilities and stone barbeque pits. It is open all day and admission is free.

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