Magic Sands Beach Park / Laaloa Beach Park

Want to meet the locals and/or fellow snowbirds?? This little piece of heaven has become my home away from home!!! Only a 5 minute walk away from our $49.00 a night Studio Suite, it's 7:30 a.m. and I join 2 or 3 other "regulars" at Magic Sands. After my quiet, meditation time, "I" watch (I'm a 60+ female senior) and "they" surf. 3 hours later the beach becomes more crowded, but I have already had hours of visiting with amazing, friendly people. It's now mid-morning and time to go cuddle my new baby granddaughter born on this beautiful island only 10 days ago. In the words of Annie, "I think I'm gonna like it here". Messages from home (Western Canada) are full of stories of the busy-ness of Christmas preparations. In 10 days we will be returning to our "other" life. Memories of Magic Sands will go home with me, and you can be sure that VERY soon....... I'LL BE BACK!!!!!

Summertime this place is pretty calm. Watch out for rogue sets. Never turn your back on the water! expecially in Hawaii. In Winter this place goes off!! On the point you'll see a handfull of locals waiting for the bomboras 10ft + and the beach break, thats where the term "tragic slams" comes in. The left side of the beach is filled with local kids spongin in a small protected area "very small" the middle will crush you if your not looking out, this is where all the action is though. Kick it on the beach and watch the show. The older local kids have this place down. Some very talented individuals in the water skimmers and spongers..will amaze you!..You'll see life guards dragging tourists out of the water left & right when the waves are big. Don't get tricked into a calm looking beach here even the waves appear like magic. a Great place to snorkel out in front of Jamisons Resturant and to the right. Be carefull going in and out! For a mellow day go to Hapuna.