Most of the time, when you hear the word “ice” tossed around in the Hawaiian Islands, it’s in reference to shave ice or cocktails. However, the waters of the “Ice Pond” at Reeds Bay—which are fed by an underground spring—are chilly enough to have earned its frosty moniker. On a particularly hot day in Hilo, this might be the most refreshing spot on the windward side. Additionally, the rest of the bay offers calm waters perfect for paddleboarding.
