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Mokoli’i Island
30m
officially called Mokoli'i, this site has earned the nickname Chinaman's Hat from its resemblance to the straw hats that the Chinese immigrants wore.
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Kahana Bay Beach Park
30m
Surrounded on three sides by the majestic Ko'olau Mountains, Kahana Bay is one of the best-kept secrets of windward Oahu.
Local residents like to camp here during weekends, so this is when the beach can get busy.
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Laie Point State Wayside Park
30m
From here you can enjoy stunning scenic views of the ocean lapping against the rocky coast and the offshore seabird sanctuary await visitors to Laʻie Point State Wayside.
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Kawela Bay
30m
This is one of the most secluded beaches on Oahu. It is located near the Turtle Bay Resort and it is a perfect spot to unwind. You may bath in the calm water and enjoy the sandy beach, which is narrow and backed by coconut palms and ironwood trees.
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Sunset Beach
20m
This beach is one of the highlights of Oahu, and a beautiful surfing Mecca.
Sunset Beach State Park, is one of the few long stretches of sand that you get to drive right next to, traveling along the Kamehameha Highway.
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Banzai Pipeline
25m
Rated as one of the best Oahu beaches on the North Shore, surfing pipeline is an unique experience itself, and also ranks high as one of the top 100 things to do before you die!
You may see the hundreds of surf boarders trying to catch this amazing wave
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Waimea Bay
30m
This is one of the most popular beaches in the whole island.
Surfing the Bay, along with Sunset Beach and the Banzai Pipeline, is considered almost a pilgrimage among many pro-surfers that fly in from all around the world to partake in the daring action.
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Laniakea Beach
30m
More commonly known as Turtle Beach for its beach side residents, Laniakea Beach is also part of the 7-Mile Miracle, which makes up an area in the North Shore that is prime for big surfing waves during the winter time. You may get to see the big turtles laying in the sand!
