Sandy Beach Park Photos
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Sandy Beach Park, Oahu
Sandy Beach Park (see more photos) is located on the southeastern coast of Oahu. With its pounding waves, this is one of the best beaches in the world for experienced surfers and bodyborders. However, if the surf is up and if you are not an experienced swimmer, don’t dare to go into the water. This beach is known as the most dangerous beach in Hawaii and people call it “the beach of broken necks” for a reason. Many accidents have happened here. On most days of the year, you will see red warning flags and signs posted on the beach that warn people about the dangers of this beach.
Pay attention to all warning signs and even the water looks calm, be aware that there are dangerous underwater currents. Never swim in front of Keawaakio Cove even when the surf is down because of powerful shore breaks and rip tide currents in that area. There are dangerous lava rocks during low tide, especially in the area called The Point. Please don’t undertake this epic beach and be extra careful when you are in the water.
Many people come to Sandy Beach Park even if they don't plan to enter the water. The strong shorebreak and powerful waves make for great photo opportunities. The beach is also a perfect place for a picnic and relaxation. There are picnic areas with tables, restrooms, showers, phones and large free parking area.
Sandy Beach Park Overview
- One of the best surfing and bodyboarding beaches in the world
- The most dangerous beach in Hawaii, known as “the beach of broken necks”
- Don’t go into the water if you are not an experienced swimmer
- Powerful shore breaks and rip tide currents
- Dangerous lava rocks during low tide in the shallow waters
- Great place for picnics and relaxation
Location: 8899 Kalanianaole Highway, 96825 Directions: From Waikiki, head southeast on Kalakaua Avenue toward Kaiulani Avenue. Turn left at Kapahulu Avenue and go for 1.3 miles. Turn left at Kaimuki Avenue and go for 0.3 miles. Turn left at Kapiolani Boulevard and go for 275 feet. Then turn right and merge onto Highway 1 East. Go for 2.6 miles. Continue on Kalanianaole Highway for 7.8 miles. Sandy Beach Park will be on your right.
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