Kuliouou Beach Park

Kuliouou Beach Park is a quiet east Honolulu shoreline park with picnic lawns, basketball, fishing and views toward Paiko Lagoon.

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Kuliouou Beach Park, Oahu

Kuliouou Beach Park is located on Oahu's south shore near Hawaii Kai. This park is mainly visited by local residents who like to picnic here, play basketball, or wade in the shallow nearshore waters. The water is usually a murky brown, so it's not a good beach for swimming. However, there is a large grassy area with a few picnic tables and trees that provide some shade, so it's a good place for a picnic. To the right you can see Paiko Lagoon, a wildlife sanctuary, and to the left is Koko Head.

Key Features

East Honolulu shoreline: Quiet oceanfront park near Hawaii Kai
Picnic lawns: Grassy open space with shade trees and picnic tables
Paiko Lagoon views: Views toward Paiko Lagoon and the Portlock shoreline
Basketball court: Local recreation area for casual games
Shallow nearshore water: Often murky and not good for swimming
Local park setting: Better for picnics, fishing, basketball and quiet shoreline time

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Kuliouou Beach Park located?

Kuliouou Beach Park is located near 96 Bay Street in east Honolulu, close to Hawaii Kai and Paiko Lagoon.

Is Kuliouou Beach Park good for swimming?

No. The nearshore water is shallow and often murky, so the park is better for picnics, fishing and shoreline views than swimming.

Are there lifeguards at Kuliouou Beach Park?

No. There are no lifeguards, so visitors should use caution near the shoreline and avoid entering murky or choppy water.

What facilities are available at Kuliouou Beach Park?

The park has restrooms, showers, picnic tables, a basketball court, parking and grassy open space.

What is Kuliouou Beach Park best for?

Kuliouou Beach Park is best for picnics, fishing, basketball, quiet local park time, photos and views toward Paiko Lagoon and Koko Head.