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Tourist Information on Haleiwa Beach Park

Haleiwa Beach Park is situated on the north shore of Oahu. The local Hawaiian people call it Haleiwa to refer it as the house of frigate bird. The sand on the Haleiwa Beach is light brown in color. Most beaches in Oahu have white sand, which is developed from coral so this beach is quite special. The length of the shore is 250 feet. The width of the shore is 100 feet. Haleiwa Beach is a narrow sand beach that is good for surfing. The ocean bottom has many rocks so you must be careful when walking on it. Many people like to go kayaking in the water near Haleiwa Beach. You can watch beautiful sunset and sunrise scenery at the Haleiwa Beach. Because it is a popular tourist attraction, you will find many shops and restaurants in the surrounding area.

 

If you go to the east end of the Haleiwa Beach, you will notice a sea wall. There are a lot of grassy areas for tourists to organize picnic activities. There are 2 basketball and volleyball courts within the proximity. The weather at Haleiwa Town can be quite hot so you should bring a lot of drinking water when visiting the place. Several rental stores can be found nearby including jet skiing rental. If you bring your children, you can let them play in the children playground nearby the beach. You can reach Haleiwa Beach by bus from Waikiki. The amount of time it takes to reach Haleiwa Beach by bus from Waikiki is 1.5 hour.

 

Every year, a number of surfing contests will be held at the Haleiwa Beach Park. The Women’s Events in the Triple Crown is one of the surfing contests that will be held at the Haleiwa Beach Park. During the Women’s Events in the Triple Crown, the best women surfers will compete with each other to get accepted into the Association of Surfing Professionals. The waves at the Haleiwa Beach can reach a tall height during the winter season. In the summer, the wave is calmer. If you are a beginner, you can visit during the summer season. Haleiwa Beach is suitable for beginner surfers as well as intermediate surfers. The wave at the beach during the winter season can reach up to 30 feet. Even if you don’t want to carry out any recreational activity, you can sit on the shore to experience the cool breeze. 

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