Ke'e Beach

Here is the scenery of driving all the way at the end of Highway 550. The beach is large in size. Compared with other beaches, there are fewer Asian faces here. You can see that many people on the empty beach are quietly basking in the sun.

A super invincible beautiful beach on the 550 road to the end, very a niche beach, may have something to do with the location. But if you have time to come over. Would definitely be attracted by the charming scenery here

Kee Beach is relatively niche among Chinese tourists, in fact, it is not small, it is one of the top ten beaches in the United States. In addition, it is the end of the island's 560 road, and it is also the place where the Hawaiian native dances in grass skirts.

There are beautiful and charming sunrises and sunsets on the beach, and locals dance in cheerful grass skirts.

The highlight of the afternoon at Kaiai Beach is the Kara Lau Observation Deck at the end of Highway 550, overlooking the Napali coastline, the world's most spectacular natural landscape