Milolii Beach Park
Miloli’i Beach Park isn’t much of a draw for tourists on the South Kona Coast despite it’s claim to...
Milolii
Beaches in Milolii
Honomalino Bay Beach
Honomalino Beach is a remote black sand beach located south of Miloli’i Beach Park. Getting there requires a hike...
Okoe Bay Beach
Okoe Bay Beach is a small black sand beach located south of Miloli’i Beach Park. It’s only accessible as...
Papa Bay Shoreline Access
Papa Bay is a hidden sandless shoreline with access from the Miloli’i community. There are no facilities, but if...
Nearby Attractions
Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail
Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail is also known as Kawaihae-Anaehoomalu and is often signed Ala Kahakai Trail. This coastal...
About Milolii
Miloli'i bills itself as the "last fishing village in Hawaii" and they might be right. It has the feel of a local fishing village and the fishing heritage is evident. Milolii Beach Park, the main park in this village, isn't crawling with tourists, and you probably wouldn't be comfortable there either, but don't let that stop you from visiting, especially if you like hiking. With a hike of less than a mile from the park you can find yourself at one of the most incredible black sand beaches on the island, Honomalino Beach. It's a stunning setting that makes up for the blight that you'll drive through on the way to the trailhead. Eager hikers can venture farther to a more remote beach on Okoe Bay if they get an early start (day hiking only). Miloli'i is located about an hour's drive south of downtown Kailua-Kona at the end of a steep road that descends from Highway 11.