Two Step Beach - Captain Cook, Hawaii

El Two Step Beach, localizado en la dirección 84-5571 Honaunau Beach Rd, Captain Cook, HI 96704, es un parque que ofrece una experiencia única en Hawái. A tan solo unas horas al sur de Kailua-Kona, en la Isla Grande de Hawái, encontrarás este lugar perfecto para practicar snorkeling y buceo.

El nombre Two Step Beach se debe a la presencia de dos grandes rocas planas en la entrada al mar, creando dos escalones naturales que hacen más fácil el acceso al agua. Estos escalones permiten a los visitantes disfrutar de las cristalinas aguas del Océano Pacífico y observar la gran variedad de vida marina que habita en el lugar.

Una de las características más importantes de Two Step Beach es su accesibilidad. El parque cuenta con facilidades para personas que utilizan sillas de ruedas, así como mesas de pícnic, baños públicos y estacionamiento. Además, es un lugar ideal para visitar en familia, ya que los niños pueden disfrutar de la playa y nadar en aguas tranquilas y poco profundas.

El Two Step Beach ha recibido excelentes opiniones de los visitantes. Actualmente, cuenta con 476 valoraciones en Google My Business, con una media de 4.7/5. Muchos comentarios elogian la belleza del lugar, la claridad del agua y la abundancia de peces y tortugas marinas. Además, se destaca la conveniencia de su ubicación, ya que se encuentra cerca de otras atracciones turísticas en la isla.

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Opiniones de Two Step Beach

Laura Murillo

3/5

La playa tiene parte que se puede bañar, es especial para snorking, variedad de peces.

Edward Yango

3/5

I am a bit confused about whether this is or not two step beach. Google map navigated us to this location, but first sign we find (see photo) states that this is NOT two step beach.
It was high surf day, so the waves were bit higher than normal. Still lots of visitors.
There was a pod of dolphins hanging out in the bay and swimming very close to snorkelers. You actually get a better view from shore than in water.

Gary Brazel

5/5

It's best for snorkeling. You enter off the rocks down two steps (hence the beach's nickname)- I think the real name is Honaunau Beach.
They are trying to bring back some more of the coral and ask you to be careful - don't stand on the coral and if course use sunscreen that is viral friendly.
There are loads of fish.
There are porta potties (not super clean) and picnic tables.

Maya S

5/5

Beautiful beach area with clear water flowing through the lava rocks, you can see little fish and crabs. Great for sunset too. There’re a few parking spots right in front of the beach and porta potties. More parking spots can be found at the nearby state park.

Amy Deglmann

5/5

I am so thankful we decided to go here! I would definitely rate this one of the best places to snorkel on the Island. Even though it was very busy, it wasn't over crowded. We saw many fish and a couple we saw here and haven't seen anywhere else. When underwater you can hear the dolphins playing with each other.

Heather Humann

5/5

This had awesome snorkeling! The area has minimal parking. A local has opened up his property for parking and charges $5. The snorkeling location is found in a residential area.
It has portable bathrooms and trash bins so that you don't litter. Please don't litter. There isn't much area that has sand, in fact the area is all lava rocks. Make sure you bring protective water shoes, reef safe sunscreen, food, and water. Oh and your snorkel gear....you will not regret it. I thought the area was better than Captain Cooks Monument! It was crowded while we were there but everyone had a space to sit. There were a few pick-nick tables there, but unnecessary.

Mano Jayasekera

5/5

Awesome location for snorkelling, lots of fish and beautiful beach. Gets pretty crowded but everything is still ok. Getting in to the water can be tricky from the point near the red cones, slippery and sharp lava rocks.

Thomas Kim

5/5

Great snirkeling spot!!! I guess it is. Called two step beach because the rocks at the front of the beach form two steps into the water... this is 100% guess 🙂 The water from the steps is about 10 ft deep, but very clear. You can see a lot of yellow fish, parrot fish, etc. It was as good as a paid snorkeling tour I went out from Maui (Molokini).