Ala Moana Beach ParkWhether you're wanting to swim, stand-up-paddle-board, or simply take an evening stroll where you can watch the sunset or dip your toes in the water, this is the perfect place to do so.
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As long as you observe the rules and use common sense, it is safe to swim at beaches like Waikiki.
The turquoise waters of Hawaii often look pristine, but looks can be deceiving. Some of Hawaii's beaches are polluted regularly with enterococcus bacteria, an indicator that there's fecal material in the water. It's known to cause gastroenteritis and eye, ear, nose or throat infections.
Oahu's windward coast – specifically the 10-mile stretch from the Marine Corps Base Kaneohe to Makapu'u Beach Park – is home to the bluest water in Hawaii, sure to make your next beach day unforgettable.
Hamoa BeachYou might see this scenic spot if you take the popular Road to Hana drive, or if you're looking for a place to get in some snorkeling. The bright blue water draws surfers, swimmers, and snorkelers to its crystalline expanse. There's still plenty of sunbathing and camping to be done on shore, though.
Baby Beach (Lahaina)Baby Beach is a unique treasure for families because there are reliably fewer waves here compared with other beaches, and because Lahaina—which literally means relentless sun—is balmy and beautiful most days of the year.