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Hale'iwa Beach Park |
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Haleiwa Beach Park has one of the few light brown sand beaches on the island, unlike most Oahu beaches which consist of white sand formed from coral and seashells. The beach also offers about 250ft in length by 100ft width of warm friendly sand that is easy on the eyes and is situated so that it gets incredible views of both the sunrise and sunset. Haleiwa Beach Park provides a plethora of possibilities and is walking distance from shopping, eating and sightseeing in historic Haleiwa Town. |
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 Toward the eastern end of the beach is a seawall that is a one-of-a-kind on the north shore. With a large enough grassy field to host festivals and carnivals, athletic activities such as frisbee and soccer are not a problem. |
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Two full length basketball courts and two volleyball courts await those with a more competitive nature, but bewarned that the humidity and heat might be your biggest obstacle. There is also a childrens playground, bathrooms, plenty of shaded areas, and jetskiing rentals nearby, it is no wonder why it is a favorable location for family picnic and beach activities. It is definitely a worthy day-in-the-country destination. You can get there by tour bus about 1.5 hours ride from Waikiki. |
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| Surf: The Fun and Excitement (Hale'iwa Alii Beach Park)  Alii's (Haleiwa) plays host to a number of surf competitions including the WOMEN'S EVENTS IN THE TRIPLE CROWN, This event features the world's top female surfers as they battle it out for the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP). This is the second-to-last World Qualifying Series contest of the season. Visitors from around the world come in hopes of witnessing surf synonymous with the names Waimea, Sunset, Pipeline and Haleiwa. In the wintertime on the North Shore of Oahu waves can measure up to 30-feet high! The sensation of watching the gigantic waves roll in, hearing them crash on the shore and feeling their refreshing mist is an inspiring experience that many wish to have. Watch the world's best surfers in action at one of the many special tournaments that help make the North Shore famous. |
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