35 Free Swimming Holes near Kualoa Beach Park - Free Arenas
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35 Free Swimming Holes near Kualoa Beach Park

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Showing Swimming Holes within 50 miles Distance miles Go of 49-479 Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe, HI 96744, USA City, Zip, or Address Go

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La'ie Point

Laie, Hawaii

10.5 miles NW

A quick scenic stop on Oahu's Windward/North Shore with sweeping views of the coastline and a clear look at Goat Island just offshore.

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Kailua Beach

Kailua, Hawaii

10.9 miles SE

Half a mile of soft white sand and turquoise water on the Windward Coast, with gentle breezes and a hub for windsurfing, bodyboarding, kayaking, and parasailing — with rentals and shops nearby.

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Lanikai Beach

Kailua, Hawaii

11.6 miles SE

Ranked among the best beaches in the world, with endless calm aqua-blue water on Oahu's windward coast — it's nearly impossible to look without jumping in.

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Golden Sands

Waimanalo, Hawaii

13.0 miles SE

One of only two private residences at Ka'anapali Beach, this premier Maui home features 40-foot retractable doors, heated pools, and a beachfront pagoda.

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Sand Island

Honolulu, Hawaii

14.6 miles S

An arid coastal park in Honolulu fronting a small sand beach with picnicking, camping, shore fishing, surfing, and good views of Honolulu Harbor and ocean sunsets.

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Ilikai

Honolulu, Hawaii

15.9 miles S

A landmark oceanfront high-rise at the western end of Waikiki, the Ilikai was Hawaii's first luxury hotel when it opened in 1964.

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Robins Nest

Waimanalo, Hawaii

16.6 miles SE

This legendary oceanfront Hawaiian estate on Oahu's southeast coast — the "Pahonu" Anderson Estate — gained fame as a filming location for Magnum P.I.

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Turtle Bay

Kahuku, Hawaii

16.7 miles NW

Turtle Bay on Oahu's North Shore is named for its large green sea turtle population, with surfing, diving, and fishing beyond the nearshore reef at the entrance to the legendary North Shore.

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Kawela Beach

Kahuku, Hawaii

16.7 miles NW

Rocky and sandy beach near Sunset Beach with great reefs, tidepools, and excellent snorkeling and scuba diving in summer — exceptional sunsets along this North Shore stretch.

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Waimea Bay

Haleiwa, Hawaii

16.9 miles NW

The birthplace of big wave surfing on Oahu's legendary North Shore, Waimea Bay draws the world's best surfers for powerful winter swells and hosts world-renowned surf competitions November through February.

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Sunset Beach

Haleiwa, Hawaii

17.1 miles NW

The legendary North Shore surf spot on Oahu, known worldwide for massive winter waves and the history of big-wave competitions.

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Banzai Pipeline / Pupukea

Haleiwa, Hawaii

17.2 miles NW

Home to the Banzai Pipeline, one of the world's most famous surfing waves, Ehukai Beach is wide and sandy with calmer summer waters that may be safe for swimming.

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Velseyland

Haleiwa, Hawaii

17.2 miles NW

A feisty, high-performance right-breaking wave on Oahu's North Shore that needs a medium-small west swell, breaking best at three to five feet with rights that wedge into perfectly formed tubes throwing out two or three times per wave.

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Kahala Beach

Honolulu, Hawaii

17.3 miles S

A quieter, more secluded alternative to Waikiki — Kahala Beach has calm, shallow water perfect for swimming or kayaking, though some areas have a rocky shoreline so water shoes help.

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Keiki Beach

Haleiwa, Hawaii

17.8 miles W

Ke Iki Beach Bungalows is located between Sunset Beach and Wiamea Bay less than an hour from Waikiki. Enjoy sun and surf in the winter or snorkeling, diving, swimming, sailing in the summer.

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Waimanalo Beach

Waimanalo, Hawaii

17.8 miles SE

Waimānalo Beach is a census-designated place located in the City & County of Honolulu, in the District of KoÊ»olaupoko, on the island of OÊ»ahu in the U.S. state of HawaiÊ»i.

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Hale'iwa Beach Park

Haleiwa, Hawaii

18.0 miles W

A 19-acre North Shore beach park with a large grassy picnic area, the Kalili Surf Center, offshore surf at the Hale'iwa break for all levels, winter surf contests, and dive sites including the Hale'iwa Trench.

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Waialua Bay

Haleiwa, Hawaii

18.0 miles W

A north shore Oahu community hub with snorkeling, surfing, sailing, scuba diving, swimming, and fishing, plus world-class golf at the nearby Turtle Bay Resort.

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Makapu'u

Waimanalo, Hawaii

18.4 miles SE

A 2-mile paved trail leads to one of Hawaii's most familiar landmarks, the 1909 Makapu'u Lighthouse, with a fantastic view of the Windward Oahu coastline and the island of Molokai.

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Hanauma Bay

Honolulu, Hawaii

18.9 miles SE

One of Hawaii's most beloved snorkeling spots, with calm clear water, white sand, and up to 3,000 visitors daily in a protected nature preserve on Oahu's southeast coast.

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