Beaches in Hawaii

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• Polo Beach

  Waialua, Oahu

  Located across from Dillingham Lodge and right next to the Polo Club, this is one of the most secluded and unique beaches on Oahu. Horses are pastured on both sides of the long sandy path leading down to the beach, giving the lucky animals a beach view. Having horses on the beach adds an "old Hawaii" feel, and although it is a bit out of the way, this beach is definitely worth the trip.AT A GLANCE: HIGHLIGHTS: The path leading from the r

• Kapalua Beach

  Kapalua, Maui

  A coral-rich shallow bay fronts this beach of white sand, and its crescent shape gives a feeling of being sheltered from the open ocean. Dunes and plant-covered ground elevation backing the beach adds to the cozy and secluded feeling. In addition, public parking area with ample parking and its superb amenities make Kapalua Beach a gem of the Kapalua region on Maui's West Side. An added bonus is a 1.7 mile long paved oceanfront pathway that begins here and stretches north along the coast

• Maha'ulepu Beach

  Poipu, Kauai

  Maha'ulepu is a truly wild and unique landscape unlike any other on Kaua'i. This remote coastline has incredible views punctuated by lithified sand dune sea cliffs and lava rock outcroppings crumbling into the bright blue sea. The wind swept landscape holds treasures for those ready for a little adventure and an escape into nature.AT A GLANCE:HIGHLIGHTS: Close to Po'ipu, but world's away, this unique and stark landscape has seve

• Lumaha'i Beach

  Wainiha, Kauai

  Lumaha'i is a true Kaua'i stand out as a wild and undeveloped beach that can be reached without a long walk. It is easy to find stretching along the Kuhio Highway a few miles outside of Hanalei town. Preferred parking is in the shade of a small forest grove, adjacent to the river mouth and bridge, a charming combination that makes for the perfect stop over point on your way to or from the Ha'ena area.AT A GLANCE:HIGHLIGHTS: Picture perfec

• Kaena Point (north side)

  Waialua, Oahu

  Located at the very westernmost tip of Oahu, Kaena Point is the only part of the island inaccessible by car. Steeped in ancient Hawaiian legend, it is considered to be a very spiritual place and is a protected sanctuary for endangered plants and wildlife.AT A GLANCE: HIGHLIGHTS: This 2.5-mile hike features breathtaking views up and down the coast, abundant wildlife, and a variety of endangered plants. Since there is no road, it has a very