50 Things to do near Kaena Point
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The Hidden Beach
Waialua, Hawaii
1.4 miles EA 3,000-foot-long north shore beach on Kauai known for size, privacy, and scenery — reached via an unmarked, steep trail for those willing to find it.
Swim
Mokuleia
Waialua, Hawaii
3.9 miles EA long sandy beach on Oahu's North Shore with a shallow reef, access to surf spots including Park Rights and Day Star, and year-round kite- and windsurfing when Kona winds blow.
Swim
Barking Rocks
Waianae, Hawaii
4.4 miles SEHead towards Wai'anae on the Farrington Highway and watch for signs marking Barking Rocks. Can swim or boogie board but watch out and don't crash into the rocks.
Swim
Kaneana Cave
Waianae, Hawaii
5.0 miles SEA cave at the base of a 200-foot rock outcropping along Farrington Highway, extending about 100 yards back — legendary as the home of Nanue, the shark man of Hawaiian mythology.
Hike
Makaha Beach
Waianae, Hawaii
7.8 miles SEMakaha Beach on Oahu's leeward coast offers swimming, bodyboarding, and surfing — best in summer when the ocean is calmer; strong shorebreak and rip currents in winter.
Swim
Makaha Valley Trail
Waianae, Hawaii
8.2 miles SEThere are a variety of trails within the Makaha Valley.
Hike
Hale'iwa Beach Park
Haleiwa, Hawaii
11.3 miles EA 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.
Camp, Swim
Waialua Bay
Haleiwa, Hawaii
11.4 miles EA north shore Oahu community hub with snorkeling, surfing, sailing, scuba diving, swimming, and fishing, plus world-class golf at the nearby Turtle Bay Resort.
Swim
Keiki Beach
Haleiwa, Hawaii
12.2 miles EKe 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.
Swim
Waimea Bay
Haleiwa, Hawaii
14.4 miles EThe 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.
Swim
Waimea Falls
Haleiwa, Hawaii
15.6 miles EA 45-foot waterfall in Waimea Valley on Oahu's North Shore — swimming is allowed in the pool between cliff-diving performances, with a short paved trail, changing rooms, and a lifeguard on duty.
Hike
Velseyland
Haleiwa, Hawaii
15.9 miles NEA 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.
Swim
Banzai Pipeline / Pupukea
Haleiwa, Hawaii
16.0 miles NEHome 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.
Swim
Paradise Cove
Waianae, Hawaii
16.6 miles SEA 12-acre oceanfront luau estate at Ko Olina on Oahu's leeward coast with Hawaiian entertainment, arts and crafts, games, traditional food, dances, and magnificent sunset views.
Swim
Sunset Beach
Haleiwa, Hawaii
16.8 miles NEThe legendary North Shore surf spot on Oahu, known worldwide for massive winter waves and the history of big-wave competitions.
Swim
Ko'olina Beach
Kapolei, Hawaii
19.1 miles SEA public beach park within the Ko Olina Resort Community on Oahu's west side, tucked between upscale vacation resorts, a man-made lagoon, and the Ko Olina Marina.
Swim
Kawela Beach
Kahuku, Hawaii
19.2 miles NERocky 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.
Swim
Waianae Skatepark
Waipahu, Hawaii
20.2 miles SEA free outdoor skate park in Waipahu open every day from dawn until about 10 p.m.
Skateboard
Turtle Bay
Kahuku, Hawaii
20.3 miles NETurtle 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.
Swim
La'ie Falls
Laie, Hawaii
22.4 miles EA 7-mile out-and-back hike on the northeast shore of Oahu leads to a 15-foot waterfall dropping into a pool, through lush tropical foliage with mountain and ocean views.
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