Laupahoehoe Beach Park

A beach park with sad colors, but the scenery is spectacular. The beaches that have been there all the time are romantic, quiet, and give people a good feeling. This time I went to the opposite. Laupahoehoe Beach Park, the Chinese name can't be called up, and the culture is limited. The danger of the past, the calm and rough waves now, lapping the coast full of black lava, there are mountains large and small on the coast, the height is different, the height is estimated to be five or six meters, standing in the distance, looking at the black pressed coast, so you dare not come close, It seems to be declaring its sovereignty. Indeed, there are almost no play items in the sea, and it is for everyone's safety. There are indeed safety accidents here. I heard from the tour guide that 1946, a very distant year, on April Fool's Day that year, the tsunami suddenly happened. 24 people lost their lives, and people have been more alert since then. Although the great shore of the sea is worth our appreciation, we still have to avoid the fierce scene. After staying away from the coast, it seems that everything has become milder. I have never seen a coconut tree, very high, I only watched TV, it is a bit difficult to enjoy the cool, haha, after all, there are no branches and leaves. Going inside, green trees, red flowers, green grass, the appearance of the park, and the memorial hall for 24 people who lost their lives, warning future generations. Remind again that you must pay attention to safety, especially at the beach. Warm reminder to keep warm.

The haunting style is sacred, the beauty is so beautiful that we pass through this beautiful beach park, and there is free parking place here, we also stopped to rest, the air here is particularly good, the greening is also very good, there are trails and bicycle lanes, I saw many locals strolling in the park with their dogs, and some young people were cycling, all of which were youthful. The beach style is full of towering trees, the warm sun is very comfortable, and it feels like being in the resort. We strolled to the beach, where the sea looked endless, the sea was particularly blue, the sea was beating the reef, the waves were high, we quickly picked up the camera and took a picture, especially spectacular. We noticed a tsunami monument next to it (a sad history, remembering those who died in the tsunami). At sunset there were a lot of strange big stones on the beach, and we took a lot of pictures on the lava. And picnics on the grass next to it, eating good food and admiring the beautiful coastline. And in the evening, you can watch the sunset, some are very quiet and beautiful, the toilet transportation and food are quite convenient, and I also see many people preparing to camp here. If it weren't for our next itinerary, we might join it! ! ! Address:Laupahoehoe Point exit off Hwy. 19, Laupahoehoe, Island of Hawaii, HI Opening hours: All day open Tickets: Free