Hale Balleja is located in a relatively undiscovered "Old Hawaii", away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the state. Its location, near the old Red Road (Hwy. 137), offers access to what is considered one of Hawaii's most beautiful drives.
The Red Road is one of Hawaii's most scenic drives.
A very short walk--of just minutes--takes you to Kehena Beach, with sparkling black sands, warm waters, palm trees and an ambience found nowhere else in the islands. Oliana Point, accessible state land just across the road, offers a rustling stand of ironwood and palm trees, unparalleded views of Sunrises, the Puna Coastline, Kehena Beach, Whale Watching, a BlowHole, a Double-Arch Lava Rock Formation
and a magical Pebble Cove.
Kehena Beach  Oliana Point (above & below)
Kehena Beach and Oliana Point: A brief walk transports you to Kehena's sparkling Black Sands and the magnificent views from Oliana Point!
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Paradise in Abundance!
The Wai'Opae Tide Pools: Superb Snorkeling, 20 min. drive!
 
Isaac Hale Beach, left. Lava Tree State Park, rt.
Isaac Hale Beach offers surfing while Lava Tree State Park presents ghostly lava formations in a jungle setting. Both locations, 20--25 min. drive.
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