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Black Rock

Park at the Kāʻanapali Beach Public Parking, then walk the Kāʻanapali Beach Public Access Trail, and head North on Kāʻanapali Beach to Black Rock.

The Black Rock Swim Route at Black Rock is a fantastic experiencing for all snorkelers. Black Rocks offers clear waters and the deepest depth of about 35 feet.  

If you follow the Black Rock Swim Route, you can go around the Black Rock Point and swim onto another beach. Most snorkelers head to the first round point of Black Rock and into the small cove for further exploration. The waves and currents can become strong and we recommend being safe while snorkeling at Black Rock. 

While snorkeling, you may encounter Spotted Eagle Rays, Eels, Boxfish, Butterflyfish, Chromis, Chub, Cornetfish, Dascyllus, Filefish, Goatfish, Grouper, Hawkfish, Moorish Idol, Needlefish, Parrotfish, Sergeant, Surgeonfish, Tang, Triggerfish, Trumpetfish, Humuhumunukunukuapua’a, Unicornfish, Wrasse, Sea Urchin, Sea Turtles, coral walls, reefs, and black rocks. 

Kāʻanapali Beach Public Parking


Kāʻanapali Beach Public Access Trail


Black Rock Swim, Kaanapali, HI 96761

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  • Home
  • About
  • Snorkeling
    • Snorkeling Overview
    • The Big Island >
      • The Big Island Snorkeling
      • Kukio Bay Snorkeling
      • Kahaluu Bay
      • Kailua Pier
      • Alula Beach
      • Kua Bay
      • Two Steps (Honaunau Bay)
      • Kealakekua Bay (Captain Cook Monument)
    • Maui >
      • Maui Snorkeling
      • Po‘olenalena Beach
      • Kapalua Bay Beach
      • Kahekili (Ali'i Kahekili Nui 'Ahumanu) Beach Park
      • Honolua Bay
      • Black Rock (Kaanapali Beach)
      • Molokini (The Crescent Crater Island)
    • Lanai >
      • Lanai Snorkeling
      • Hulopo'e Bay (Shark’s Bay)
      • Polihua Beach
      • Kaiolohia (Shipwreck Beach)
    • Oahu >
      • Oahu Snorkeling
      • Sans Souci State Recreational Park (Queens Beach)
      • Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve Park
      • Lanikai Beach
      • Ko Olina Beach Park and Lagoons
      • Kahe Point Beach Park
      • Mākaha Beach Park
      • Waimea Bay Beach Park
      • Three Tables Beach
      • Shark's Cove - Pūpūkea Beach Park
      • Sunset Beach
      • Kuilima Cove
    • Kauaʻi >
      • Kauaʻi Snorkeling
      • Lawa'i Beach
      • Koloa Landing
      • Poipu Beach
      • Tunnels (Makua) Beach
      • Hideaway Beach (Pali Ke Kua)
  • Services
    • Services Overview
    • Snorkeling Boat Adventure
    • Banana Boat Adventure
    • Coral Surfing Boat Adventure
    • Book Adventures
    • Liability Release
  • Contact
  • Employment
    • Employment Opportunity
    • Tour Guide
    • Marketing
    • Management
    • Apply