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Koke'e Beach Park: A Hidden Gem Of Oahu

Koke'e Beach Park is located just beyond Waimea State Park and is the less trafficked route. Continue on the road beyond Waimea and you'll arrive at Koke'e State Park. The views are breathtaking, and you'll be able to glimpse the Na Pali shoreline from above. Because the clouds go in and out here, you may have to be patient to obtain a good view. It's well worth the wait.

Home Of The Maunalua Bay Beach And The Koko Head

Maunalua (meaning "two mountains"), as the name suggests, is situated on a magnificent length of southeastern Oahu coast between Diamond Head and Koko Head. This bay is a watersports enthusiast's dream, with plenty of open space, breathtaking vistas, and ideal conditions for paddling, fishing, and sailing.

Kuliʻouʻou Beach Park For A Lifetime

Kuliouou Beach Park is situated near Hawaii Kai on Oahu's south coast. This park is mostly used by locals who come here to picnic, play basketball, or wade in the shallow nearshore waters. The water is typically murky brown, making it unsuitable for swimming. There is, however, a big grassy area with a few picnic tables and trees that offer some shade, making it a good location for a picnic. Paiko Lagoon, a nature refuge, can be seen to the right, while Koko Head can be seen to the left.