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Guide to Lanikai Beach in Kailua

Lanikai beach is one of the top American beaches. Photos of the Lanikai beach can be seen on the postcard and wall calendar. Lanikai means heavenly sea in the Hawaiian language. The beach is about 1 mile long. It is well known for its soft white sand. The water at the Lanikai Beach is aqua blue. The water is clear and not polluted so it is a good spot for performing snorkeling activity. Snorkeling is a popular recreational activity at the Lanikai Beach. When diving under the water, be sure to not touch he coral head. Coral heads are alive so you should not touch them. From the Lanikai Beach, you can observe the island of Molokai in a distance. You can also observe the Molokua Island from a distant.

 

If you want to go to the beach, you have to take the small public passageway. The beach is crowded with people during the peak season. During the off-season, there won’t be many people at the beach. If you want to enjoy the tranquility of the beach, you should visit the Lanikai Beach in the off-season.

 

Lanikai Beach has many reef patches. You can dive under the water to observe the beautiful fishes and corals. Kayak rental center can be found at the beach. You can rent the kayak and take a boat trip to the nearby islands. There are two nearby islands including Moku Nui and Moku Iki islands. It can be quite tough to row the kayak to the Mokulua Island. If this is your first time rowing the kayak, you can ask someone to accompany you. The waves may look calm at first. However, it can transform into a larger wave suddenly. Hence, you should be careful when kayaking to the island. You should wear life jacket when rowing the kayak as a safety precaution. It will take about 30 minutes to 45 minutes to row a kayak to the Mokulua Island. The return kayak trip will be faster because of the tail wind.

 

Lanikai Beach is a windward beach. Since it is a windward beach, there are no facilities such as shower and drinking water. You have to bring your own food and water before coming to the Lanika Beach. The beach is crowded during weekend. There won’t be any parking space on weekends and holiday season. If you happen to come during the weekend, you need to park by the street. 

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