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Hawaii Sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay Beach aka "A Bay", Big Island

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amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 01
The first amber beginnings of sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 02
The first amber beginnings of sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 03
The first amber beginnings of sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay"
amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 04
The first amber beginnings of sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 05
boats floating serenely in the waves at Anaeho'omalu Bay ("A Bay") 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 06
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees
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Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 08
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 09
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees
amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 10
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 11
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 12
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees
amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 13
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 14
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees 		amber sunset & trees "A Bay" - 15
Amber sunset at Anaeho'omalu Bay or "A Bay" framed by trees
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Anaeho'omalu Beach, also known as "A Bay" on the Big Island of Hawaii is a very nice "salt and pepper" sand beach (in other words, a mix of white and black sand).

The beach is located in South Kohala on the west coast of the island, on the makai side (ocean side) of the Outrigger Waikoloa Resort. It is not uncommon to find several honu (sea turtles) sunning themselves on the beach.

You can find good swiming and snorkelling here, with normally calm waters thanks to the protective reef offshore.

Nearby are ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs, rock shelters, and trails, as well as a large ancient fishpond, ringed by palm trees, used to raise fish for the Hawaiian Ali'i (kings) of old.

 

 

 

 

 


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