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If the ocean is not calm, access to the snorkeling area is not easy, or dangerous . Pay attention to the sign indicating walking on the reef being not allowed.

beautifully landscaped Japanese-style park with tea house and giant trees

Beautiful small and protected bay with crystal clear water and no waves, perfect for swimming and snorkeling

Keauhou Bay has a small sized boat ramp, and is close to popular snorkeling areas. There are a few companies that host snorkel cruises and dive boats that depart here. It is Not recommended to swimming or snorkeling here but fishing is fine. At night there is a very popular toruist attraction; swimming near manta rays. Manta rays eat microscopic plankton. To check current conditions go to https://oceansafety.hawaii.gov/

With a boat ramp and nearby snorkeling spots, and restrooms, Keauhou Bay serves as the ideal launch point for snorkel cruises and dive boats. However, the biggest draw of the bay are the manta rays that flock after dark to feed on plankton.

The 60-acre Loko Waka fishpond in Keaukaha is the largest of the fish ponds in the area. Though privately owned, this expansive pond offers prime viewing of the endangered 'alae ke'oke'o (Hawaiian coot) as well as a rookery for Hilo's cattle egrets.

Indescribable, a beautifully landscaped garden. A bloom everywhere you look.

Reeds Bay Beach Park is a pleasant destination for a pause, a picnic, and a swim. Although it doesn't feature a traditional sandy beach, the shoreline is primarily composed of lava rocks, coral leading into the water, or a grassy area at the edge. Visitors will appreciate the presence of restrooms and a shower, making it a beautiful and peaceful location to unwind.