SACRED, JAW-DROPPING BEAUTY FROM AFAR

Many would argue that this is the most stunning, pristine beach in the world. However, because it is almost impossible to reach, it remains completely untouched, and it should stay that way, as it is sacred land and setting foot here can be life-threatening; swimming is the only option. Tucked away on the world-renowned Na Pali Coast, this Jurassic-like wonderland is secluded, unspoiled, and the epitome of natural beauty. Two small sandy coves lie nestled against 1,200-foot sea cliffs, separated by the striking Honopu Arch landmark. Landing watercraft on the beach is not allowed, and helicopters are also prohibited. Thus, the best and most respectful way to appreciate this 'Best of The Best' beach is from afar, either from a boat afar in the water or by helicopter.