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Nukolii Beach Park at a Glance

Nukolii Beach Park, with its two miles (3.2 km) of white-sand shoreline, is the longest beach on Kauai’s east shore. It starts from where Lydgate Beach Park ends and spans the area fronting the Wailua Golf Course and the Radisson. The beach provides fair swimming conditions because the bottom is rocky and shallow.

However, Nukolii Beach offers wonderful snorkeling, scuba diving and fishing opportunities. Offshore, a reef provides shelter from waves, but not during the high surf season. Always monitor surf conditions before wading in. There is no lifeguard, so better stay out of the water particularly during the winter months.

Nukolii Beach is sometimes referred to as Kauai Beach and sometimes as Kawailoa Beach. This is one of those Kauai beaches that never gets crowded. Surfers can often be seen here to ride the surf break called Graveyards, while its sand is scoured by beachcombers to collect shells.

In the 1970s, Nukolii Beach Park was the last beach between Lihue and Kapaa to be developed. After years of controversies and political disputes between the county and Committee to Save Nukolii, a citizen’s group, Nukolii was finally developed in 1986 as a beach park complete with facilities. That same year, the Kauai Hilton Hotel fronting the beach also opened.

Nukolii Beach Park in Bullet Points

  • Two-mile (3.2 km) long sandy beach, longest on Kauai's east coast
  • Protected by a wide fringing reef 
  • Sand and rock ocean bottom
  • Usually not crowded
  • Swimming conditions depend on the surf
  • Fronts the Wailua Golf Course
Nukolii Beach Park Facilities (top)
  • Facilities at the south end at the beach only
  • Showers
  • Comfort station
  • Parking
  • No lifeguards
Nukolii Beach Park Water Activities
  • Swimming
  • Snorkeling
  • Diving
  • Pole fishing
Nukolii Beach Park Driving Directions / Location

From Wailua, take Highway 50. Slow down when you reach Mile Marker 4, continue driving until you see a dirt road. Take a right and drive to the beach. Nukoli’i Beach Park is at the end of Hilton Road. One access is located at the southern part of the beach between the Radisson entrance and the Wailua Golf Course. Park in front of the golf course, and access the beach from the parking lot of Radisson Hotel. Another access is located at the Hilton entrance.

Address: Marine Camp Road, Uninc Kauai County, Hawaii 96766

Nukolii Beach Park Map (top)

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Nukolii Beach Park Weather (top)

Now
65°F
Windchill:
65°F

Light Rain
Location: Lihue, HI, US
Wind: 20 mph NE
Humidity: 75%
Visibility: 0.1 mi
Pressure: 30.12 in steady
Sunrise: 6:43 am
Sunset: 6:47 pm
Thu
Hi: 72°F
Low: 64°F
Showers
Fri
Hi: 73°F
Low: 65°F
Showers

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Safety Tip
Whatever beach in Hawaii you visit, please have in mind that the ocean can be very dangerous. Never turn your back against the waves and watch out for underwater currents and always check the surf conditions. Pay attention to signs posted on the beach. If you are not sure about the conditions, ask the lifeguards (if any on the beach). Please click here to read more about ocean safety in Hawaii.


 

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