Waianae Travel Guide

Makaha Beach Park offers world-class surfing with winter waves reaching up to 25 feet beneath the majestic Waiʻanae Mountains. Summer transforms its waters into a tranquil paradise for snorkelling.

Makua Beach offers pristine white sands and turquoise waters against the dramatic Waianae Mountain backdrop. Bring supplies for this secluded paradise—there are no facilities, just untouched natural beauty.

Escape the crowds at Māʻili Beach Park, where white-sand shores meet turquoise waters on Oahu's western coast. Summer brings gentle waves for swimming, while winter transforms it into a surfer's paradise.

This secluded stretch of white sand offers intimate encounters with green sea turtles feeding along the shoreline. Bring an umbrella and visit during summer months when the ocean is calmer for optimal snorkelling.

Find out about the history of Waianae when you take a trip to Kuʻilioloa Heiau. Wander through the beautiful beaches and seaside in this family-friendly area.

Protected by a breakwater, Pokai Bay's gentle blue waters welcome families and novice swimmers year-round. Arrive early to claim a spot on the wide sandy shoreline and enjoy the picnic areas with ocean views.

This white sand beach offers a serene escape from Oʻahu's tourist crowds with turquoise waters and mountain views. Enjoy summer swimming or watch winter surfers from shaded picnic areas.

This 18-hole championship course winds through Makaha Valley with breathtaking ocean and mountain views. Golfers navigate rolling terrain and strategic bunkers while enjoying Norfolk pines and monkey pod trees.