Discover a place where beautiful crystal water and palm lined white sandy shorelines meet the thrill of the surf with waves that can be as high as 20 ft. Sunset Beach Hawaii is natures Disneyworld.

The beach is one of Oahu’s longest sand beaches, stretching 2 miles in length. During the summer months Sunset Beach is a great place to enjoy lounging on the beach or having fun swimming and snorkeling in the clear warm water. Take a walk along the shore collecting various shells and look for small creatures in the little tide pools.
But don’t be fooled by this piece of heaven, come winter and Sunset Beach Hawaii is transformed into a wild ride when the beach is hit by a surf that has massive waves rolling into shore that can range from 10-20 ft in height! Surfers come from far and wide to this beast of a surf to show off their skills, international surfing competitions have been held on Sunset Beach. These huge swells are not for amateurs (or the faint of heart). Note: Beware of the “Sunset Rip” a riptide current off shore.

This beach has something special for both beach lovers and sports enthusiasts alike. Aside from surfing, visitors can have fun trying their hand at other activities including, swimming, snorkeling, body boarding and body surfing.
Sunset has numerous facilities available for its visitors and locals.

• Parking
• Showers
• Restrooms
• Lifeguards
• and Picnic areas

Sunset Beach Oahu is an exciting delight you will not want to miss seeing. Experience the wild beauty on your next
trip to Hawaii.

Where gorgeous surroundings, calm waters and the stillness of a small town beach join together to create and atmosphere that is Waimanalo Beach, Oahu Hawaii.

The beauty of the calm, clear blue waters and the backdrop of Manana Island (otherwise know as Rabbit Island) the small piece of land just off shore,  are some of the many eye catching views from Waimanalo Beach Oahu. This gorgeous treasure of a beach is noted as the longest beach on Oahu’s shores.

The beauty of Waimanalo Beach is located on the Island of Oahu, in county of Honolulu, Hawaii. It is only about a half hour long drive from the Honolulu Airport and just a short drive  from Kailua Beach.

If you aren’t into the crowds that are forever hoarding the famed shores of Hawaii’s Waikiki Beach, then treat yourself to Waimanalo Beach’s 5 mile long white sandy shoreline. Set near Waimanalo Beach, is a small town on Oahu’s westward side which is also called Waimanalo Beach. The beach isn’t crowded with people and where it is lacking in fame, it is abundant in a number of other great qualities desired in a beach.

On top of the soft white sand and blue water, Waimanalo Oahu beach has beautiful lush surroundings and has excellent swimming due to the calm water. The beach fronts Waimanalo Beach Park, a beautifully situated area complete with:

• Basketball courts
• Volleyball court
• Picnic areas

The Beach also has a number of facilities including

• Restrooms
• Showers
• Phones

Lifeguards are on duty in Waimanalo Beach Oahu till five in the evening everyday, and the beach closes at dark.

Visitors can enjoy a number of fun activities at the beach such as; swimming, body boarding, surfing, fishing and sunbathing on the warm sand.

Keep an eye out for the “Portuguese Man of War”, a stinging jellyfish that can at times frequent the shores. Pay attention and obey all signs of warnings and posting on the beach.

Enjoy the shimmering waters of Waimanalo Beach Bay from your peaceful place on Waimanalo Beach, which in Hawaiian means “Protected Precious Waters”. The gorgeous shores of Waimanalo Beach Oahu are a wondrous treat for those looking for a beach that doesn’t have the crowds of Waikiki and has a calm surf where all can ———————-——— have a blast swimming.

A mile of pure, soft, white sand stretches out before you. You take a step and feel the warm sand between your toes. A cool breeze blows through your hair, providing perfect temperatures in the heat of the day. The stunning water, just a few feet away, drawing you to jump in for a swim…

Sound to perfect to be true? Welcome to Lanikai Beach Hawaii, the name means “heavenly sea” and now you can see why. Lanikai Beach is one of the top beaches in the world.

Lanikai Beach is a tropical paradise, with tall palms and lush surroundings. The water that falls upon the shore is crystal clear, and stunning turquoise. Standing up, out of the ocean are the two Mokulua Islands, creating the perfect backdrop. All of this, completes the atmosphere of Lanikai Beach Hawaii.

Located on the windward side of Oahu, in Kailua, Lanikai Beach is just around the corner from Kailua Beach. Though unlike Kailua, Lanikai Beach doesn’t have lifeguards, restrooms or other such facilities. Keeping this in mind, remember to always swim with someone, and to pay attention to changing weather.

Be sure to watch out for stinging, Limu (a type of seaweed) and the Portuguese Man-of-War, a blue jellyfish, who’s sting can pack a punch. Especially be wary of them between the months of June to September.

Lanikai Beach Hawaii is said to be one of the best beaches for swimming, and is a favorite of both visitors and the locals. Lanikai also is a great spot for snorkeling, you might even see a sea turtle down in it’s natural habitat.

Lanikai Beach Hawaii is a beautiful piece of the Hawaiian Islands, when visiting Oahu, you won’t want to miss out on this tropical paradise.

Kailua Beach Hawaii is said to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Oahu. Complete with soft white sand, gorgeous tall palm trees and other greenery lining the shore. But one of Kailua’s biggest highlights would be the crystal clear, turquoise water.

Kailua Beach, Oahu Hawaii is located in a small beach town on the windward side of Oahu and is only a thirty minute drive from Honolulu and Waikiki beach.

Found just around the corner from Kailua Beach is Lanikai Beach, which was voted one of the top ten beaches in the world.

Adding to the beautiful scenery are the Mokulua Islands that sit just off the shores of the beach. While at Kailua Beach, you can take a guided kayak tour to the Islands.

Kailua Beach Hawaii is world renowned for it’s windsurfing. If you decide you want to experience Kailua’s windsurfing, there are places near by where you can get lessons and rental gear.

When visiting Kailua Beach watch out for a stinging, blue jellyfish called Portuguese Man-of-War and a type of seaweed called Limu that also can sting. Especially be on the lookout for them, from June to September. Warning signs will be posted along the beach to warn of these two stinging creatures.

There are many other fun things you can experience at Kailua Beach, body boarding, snorkelling in the nearby reefs, and the usually calm water makes Kailua a great place for swimming. Tan on the beach, or sit in the shade nearby provided by the many trees that follow the miles of white sand.

Kailua Beach Hawaii provides a number of facilities for it’s guests, including:
restrooms
showers
picnic areas
phones

So whether you’re looking for an adventure, or just want to lie on the sand and enjoy the beauty around you, there is always something to do at Kailua Beach Hawaii.

Picture this…
The ocean’s vibrant blue water, rushing upon warm white sand, a gentle breeze rustles through the nearby palm trees and the hot sun warms your back as you dig your toes into the sand.

Welcome to the beautiful shores of famous Waikiki

Beach. Lined with palm trees and city buildings it is a perfect blend of historic and urban lifestyles.

A beautiful 2 mile stretch of white sand, Waikiki Beach follows along Kalakaua Ave. on the beautiful island of Oahu Hawaii.

Overlooking the beach is the magnificent Diamond Head crater. This state monument’s hiking trail takes visitors on a walk through under ground tunnels and old military bunkers. Then at the top of Diamond Head, visitors are greeted by a breath taking view of Honolulu.

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Waikiki was once the home of Hawaiian royalty, and famed surfer, Duke Kahanamoku,

the “father of modern surfing”, who’s bronze statue stands ready to welcome you onto the beach. Duke Kahanamoku was born on August 24, 1890. He was an amazing swimmer and broke the world record in 100 yard freestyle swimming in 1911. In 1912, 1920 and 1924 he competed in the Olympics, never leaving empty handed. All together Duke won 3 gold medals and 2 silver. Later he began his acting career in Hollywood. The Hawaiian hero died on January 22, 1968.

Where Waikiki once housed royalty, it is now a place built to attract tourists. The beach is lined by a wide variety of hotels, restaurants and shops. Entertainment can be found around every corner.

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At the beach you can do a variety of activities such as, swimming, surfing, snorkeling, or just soaking up the sun. You can also enjoy “Sunset on the Beach”, a free event, where a 30 foot screen is set up, turning the beach into an outdoor movie theater for all.

There’s never an end to the things you can see and do at Waikiki Beach.