Maunalua Bay Beach Park

It was a nice quick stop to take in some beautiful beachside views. It seems like a great spot for snorkeling and kayaking and we saw a few people out enjoying the water. The area felt somewhat secluded and quieter than other beaches, which was a big plus. Perfect place to relax for a bit and enjoy a more laid-back vibe.

It’s such a peaceful place and perfect for going out to the ocean by boat. It’s also a wonderful spot for kayaking.

Participated in the Honolulu Marathon and will be forever grateful for the drinks station and water hose station dotted along the course, especially here after the grueling Hawaii-Kai loop. Thank you to the young lads spraying the cool water hose whilst in the Honolulu sun.

I mean, it’s a beach in Hawaii so it’s hard to give it less than that, but it was the rockiest of all the beaches I went to during my week on Oahu. It’s a real locals spot and not the place to go surfing, but if you want a chill day in some calm waters with some stunning views, Maunalua Bay has it.

This is a great beach and it’s rarely crowded. The views are great as well with lush in the background and volcanic on the other side. This is one of the best places on the island to watch the sunset from. Breathtaking.

Practically had the entire beach to ourselves. Warm sands and nice breeze. The surf and waves are thrashing. Be prepared for a workout swimming in the water. Watch out for the rocky areas. Surf crashes up and will sweep an adult away.

All I can say is this is one of the best beaches on the island. Water was amazing. The sand felt like you were walking on carpet. The drive from Wakiki Beach was very scenic. Amazing visit to the beach.