Kehena Rip Current

Kehena Beach, located on the Big Island of Hawai'i, is renowned for its striking black sands and secluded ambiance. However, beneath its picturesque surface lie potent rip currents that have posed challenges to visitors over the years.

Kehena Beach was formed during the 1955 lava flow, making it a relatively young beach with stunning black sand. The beach is also known as "Dolphin Beach" due to frequent visits by spinner dolphins, offering visitors unique marine life encounters.

4000 x 6000 px 300 Dpi by Samanta, 2025