Hanauma Bay - Everything You Need to Know 2024 [4K DRONE]
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
- Discover the ULTIMATE SNORKELING PARADISE! 🏝️🐠 Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Hanauma Bay, a haven for relaxation and underwater exploration.
🐟 What to Expect:
Dive into crystal-clear waters and swim among 400 fish species in this natural wonder. Keep an eye out for the elusive Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle, a rare gem.
🌞 Ideal for All:
Hanauma Bay caters to all ages and skill levels. Whether you spend a few hours or the whole day, lifeguards ensure your safety. Rent snorkel gear, life vests, and enjoy food, refreshments, and souvenirs. Lockers are available for your belongings. Remember, protect the coral and fish, and use reef-safe sunscreen.
🌋 A Geological Wonder:
Formed by volcanic activity 32,000 years ago, Hanauma Bay boasts a unique curved bay. To preserve its fragile ecosystem, Hawaii mandates reef-safe sunscreen. Conservation efforts are a top priority, limiting visitor days to protect the marine life.
🏞️ A Natural Preserve:
Designated as a Nature Preserve and Marine Life Conservation District, Hanauma Bay welcomes you with a short educational video. Explore exhibits and engage with knowledgeable staff, enriching your experience.
🌊 A Timeless Beauty:
Cherished by Hawaiian royalty and generations of visitors, Hanauma Bay has been a beloved retreat. Now, it's your turn to savor its beauty.
🌅 A Life-Altering Experience:
Discover a world beneath the waves - an experience that leaves an indelible mark on your soul. With 96% of Earth's water in oceans, this journey offers a glimpse into a mesmerizing underwater realm without needing a boat.
🚗 Plan Your Visit:
Make a reservation with the Honolulu Department of Parks & Recreation. Hanauma Bay is open from 6:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with the last entry at 2:00 p.m. Parking is $3.00, and there's a $25.00 entry fee. Kids under 12, active-duty military, and local residents enter for free. The Bay is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, making Wednesdays ideal for a clear, early-morning adventure.
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His voice is like music!!! AMAZING!!!!
Mahalo!😊
Great video and brings back wonderful memories. I kind of hate to see what they have done there, but realize that they had to. Part of Elvis' Blue Hawaii was filmed right there.. When I used to live there it was incredible. There was no way down except by a small trail with a couple of steps here and there, and that was a beautiful walkway. There were no fees to get in, and no theater or any other buildings. In fact there were never many people there! There were no housing developments to be seen anywhere around there. To me it was the most beautiful place in the world. One day I'll get back there.
Thank you for sharing! That does sound like it was a different world back then... a much simpler one :)
Keep these videos coming!!
Planning on it. 😊 Thank you for watching!
This guy is AWESOME!!!!
Mahalo!
Such a great and accurate video. It truly is a magical place🏝️
Thank you!
As much as Hanauma Bay is beautiful and great to swim with the fish 🐟 as a tourist it’s a complete pain in the arse process to get there.
First you have to be on their web site at 7am ,then be lucky enough to select a time slot. Plus it’s not open Mon and Tuesday. Then you have to get there as the bus does not go there anymore , you have to hire a car/ bike/uber etc more expensive. Then when you get there you have to wait for your time slot to be called, grrrrrr
to enter the bay and they do check your your ID, Watch the movie (which is not good in clarity- needs to be updated) then you are able to go to the bay. Did I enjoy the bay , yes but getting tickets and transport is a pain.
It is so unfortunate that they canceled the bus route! And I agree with you, the process is getting more and more complicated but the bay is still worth the visit in the end.
He’s got a wealth of knowledge!!!!!! AKA LIFE COACH!!!
Hii, awesome video. How crowded does it get in December?
The closer you get to Christmas, the more crowded it gets. But in the beginning of December is not bad.
@@justjournalinghawaii aw, awesome. Thank you for the prompt response. Another question, how’s the weather? Is it too rainy?
Honestly, it’s hard to tell but even if it rains, it’s not too terrible unless there is a severe storm passing over the island. Overall you should be able to enjoy it. ;)
Very cool 😎
Thank you! 😊
It’s coming!!
Beautiful video. Brings back lots of memories. In 1977 I bicycle toured the islands and spent some time here. My bags were so heavy I had to walk my bike down. There was a ranger and his fam who lived down there and ran the food conversion and they were super nice to me. The ranger allowed me to camp down there which I did for three nights. Tourists during the day. And no one after dark. Crazy and magical. I know he was breaking the rules so don't tell anyone. 😄
Wow that's such an amazing story! No one is allowed there after dark (probably not even the ranger). I wish you had a video of that! :)
@@justjournalinghawaii Me too. At least watching vids like yours helps perk my memory cells. 😃
@@leahi5413 I’m so glad to hear that! We have many more to come so please stay tuned! Aloha!
I go to sleep listening to his videos!!!! VERY THERAPEUTIC!!!
I wondered about all the sunscreen! 😉
The statistics are very scary!
Can I get your autograph!!???
You know it!
I was here in the eighties with two dollar fish food and lots of people. Elvis shot at this beach so replicate his movie spot! Beautiful fish...don’t mess with the coral though😊
I loved the little black puffer fish.😊
I didn’t think about Elvis filming here but now I have to go back and replicate for sure! I just wish we could still get $2 fish food … 😔
Can you fly a drone for epic shots ?
We did fly the drone but you can’t do it from the beach. We had to hike all the way to the top and fly from there.
😮I was there fifty years ago and wow it has changed. I was eighteen back then loved this location and the toilet bowl which I understand is closed . Kaneohe bay was another one.
It’s always great to hear feedback from someone who has seen it a long time ago. The video they show has some footage from a long time ago and it did look different and less crowded!
Do you recommend renting snorkeling gear there?
You are probably better off buying your own but if you don't want to commit, the rental booth is great and has everything you need!
Can you rent life jackets there? I could only find info on snorkel rental.
Yes you can but I’m not sure how much they are. Probably around $10. Or you can rent a full gear package and save some money. But they do have plenty of vests.
careful the reef sharks school at the mouth of the baywnt swimming out there onceand caught the attention of two of the sharkswent back to shoreswimming near the rocks
Are drones allowed here? I understand the FAA allows it but you know some local authorities have their own laws. Didn’t see any no drone signs when I went
I believe they are allowed but you should be respectful and not fly too low over the beach. Other than that, it should be fine.
@@justjournalinghawaii thank you for the reply I went and they do tell you during the presentation no drones. Since the FAA doesn’t prohibit it I suppose if you take off and land outside their property there is no law prohibiting it only problem is maintaining line of sight.
@@speedbird7976 thank you for letting me know. What I had to do is hike up the ridge and flew from the top but LOS was still a challenge. You can also fly from the lookout at the parking lot but still have the same issue. The drone just blends too much with the ocean… I hope you enjoyed your visit!
The reef is not healthy 😢
With the amount of people going there every day, it’s actually considered to be in great shape. I think it got a chance to recover substantially during Covid, when no one was going there.