Is it worth going to North Shore?

While only a 45 minute drive from Honolulu, Oahu's North Shore is a far cry from the bustling city streets of the state's capital city. Known for its pristine beaches, big wave surfing, bucket list snorkeling, and so much more, anyone visiting Oahu should have the North Shore on their itinerary.



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North Shore, O?ahu In summer, the big waves subside enabling beginners to enjoy surfing, swimming, and snorkeling. Experience the distinct charm of Hale'iwa Town, back country hiking, extraordinary golf, horseback riding on the beach, working ranches, and a sacred valley where Native Hawaiians lived sustainably.

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It is known for its picturesque beaches, lush tropical forests, and world-class surf. The North Shore stretches from Ka'ena Point to Kahuku Point, with over 17 miles of beaches, including Waimea Bay, ?Ehukai Beach (Banzai Pipeline), and Sunset Beach.

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The beginner spots on the North Shore are accessible all year round. It doesn't really matter when you choose to start because either Pua'ena Point or Chun's Reef will always deliver a manageable swell for beginners, making North Shore Hawaii surfing a year-round activity.

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North Shore is a whole different experience. A preeminent Hawaii destination for outdoor fun. Explore the great tropical outdoors with jungle walks, hikes to pillboxes for sunrise, or watch a surf competition. A North Shore vacation is more about experiencing Hawaii like a local.

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Four or five days in Oahu is even better if you want to hike, visit some cultural sights, go kayaking, or just slow down a bit. With seven days in Oahu, you should have enough time to discover your own favorite beach and get a little sampling of everything, from museums and historic sites to gardens and waterfalls.

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