Oahu Beachfront Properties - Discover Beaches Other Than Waikiki Beach

Waikiki beach is the most popular Hawaiian beach.waves. Be really careful during these months.
It comprises of five small beaches on theSunset Beach Park has fabulous waves of 15-20
southern shores of Oahu. The area is normallyfeet during winter and a few great swells in the
bustling with tourists who want to enjoy the sun,summer too. Parking here is very limited.
swim and may be even learn to surf a little onWaimea Bay Beach Park has the largest waves in
small waves. It’s a great place to be inthe world. Many as high as 30 feet tall. Only the
especially if you are into enjoying good crowds.best surfers can cope here in the winter months.
The Waikiki Beach has been recently renovatedAli’i Beach Park, a little north of Hale’iwa,
and now has plenty to offer. You can lodge, shop,is the only beach suitable for swimming in the
dine and play here.north. Though winter months can be tricky here
Waikiki is not the only beach which merits visiting.too.
Infact there are plenty of other beaches you canSouth shore
choose from.All the hotels in Honolulu are located on the
Windward shoresouthern shore. The beaches are often crowded,
The Eastern Shore has the best of swimmingthough easily accessible and have calm waters.
beaches as it is the calmest shore on Oahu.Ala Moana Beach is downtown Honululu and right
Waimanalo Beach is a local secret that mostacross the Ala Moana shopping center. Large
tourists are not aware of. It is located in thepicnic areas along with tennis courts make it very
Waimanalo town and is a native favorite. It ispopular spot among locals. Kids love to swim in
nearly two miles of wide strip of white sand. It isthese waters but it is the right place for relaxed
among the best swimming locations of the islandpicnics.
of Oahu.Hanauma Bay Nature Park located at eastern side
Kailua Beach is famous for windsurfing. It’s inof Hawaii Kai. It’s a sheltered nature reserve
the Kailua town. The beach has lovely white sandsin a sunken crater. The volcano is now extinct.
and decent waves. The more adventurous canNon-residents above the age of 13 are charged
swim to an off shore island too.an entry fee of $5 and have to pay $1 for
Leeward Shoreparking too. But it is a small price to pay if you
Beware: the locals are not too fond of touristslove snorkeling. The calm and clear water is
and several rental cars have been reportedlyshallow and a treat of colorful tropical fishes
been broken into.awaits you. You can enjoy it more, if you get
Pokai Bay Beach Park, south of Makaha offersthere early, as it gets really crowded soon and
some great swimming on the western shore ofthen the water becomes unclear.
Oahu.A steep walk takes you to the water, and if you
North shorecannot manage it you can always take the tram.
Beware: this shore is known for its surfing. It isYou can even rent snorkeling gear, if you have
really rough during the winters with 30 feet highnot brought your own.