A legendary North Shore Kaua'i destination, Kauapea is commonly referred to as "Secret Beach" because for a longtime as the public access trail was a hidden and not well known. The secret is out these days and visiting this remote beach is... Read more
If you're looking to get away from the city and experience a beach that is a bit more "rural Hawaii," Nanakuli Beach Park is a must-see. On any given day of the week you'll find that the majority of beachgoers here are locals and with plenty of... Read more
Kaupo Beach is a beautiful, narrow stretch of coast just outside of Waimanalo on the southern tip of Oahu's windward side. Featuring soft sand, calm tidepools, and gorgeous views, it's predominantly a "locals beach" and is rarely loud or... Read more
Offering epic views, good fishing, and great photographic opportunities, Laie Point is a must-see along Oahu's northeastern coast. It is located a bit off the main road, so often missed unless you know to look for it. AT A GLANCE: HIGHLIGHTS:... Read more
Wai'anapanapa State Park, Hana Pronounced as "why-a-napa-napa" which means "glistening waters", this is Maui's one-of-a-kind "black sand" beach and a must-see for any Hana visitor. The jet-black lava rock that permeates the landscape is a... Read more
Upon reaching the "end of the road" at Ke'e Beach, nature takes center stage. Jagged stone cliffs tower overhead, with lush jungle vines wrapping the trees, and layer upon layer of greenery carpet the landscape. The famed Na Pali Coast... Read more
Providing a dramatic backdrop for many Hollywood
Blockbusters, including Pearl Harbor, Gilligan's Island and Adam Sandler's
beloved cult classic 50 First Dates, Kaneohe Bay is one of East Oahu's most
idyllic areas. Not so much a beach (sand... Read more
Kaimana Beach, located on a stretch of Kalakaua Avenue known as Gold Coast and is between the War Memorial Natatorium and the New Otani Kaimana Hotel (where it gets its name from), is the go-to beach for sand, sun, and socializing. Also... Read more
Also known as Ku'au Bay, this 100-yard-long
white sand beach is located just outside of Paia, a half-mile from the center
of town. It has great views, soft sand, and gentle near-shore surf. A
protective outer reef break reduces the amount of... Read more
This beach is wild and wonderful, with azure-colored waters near shore that expand out to meet deep-blue ocean horizon. It is home to one of the most legendary stretches of surf in the Hawaiian islands, as well as one of the most dangerous... Read more
