Waimanalo Photos

Waimanalo, Oahu

Waimanalo is a small town on Oahu's windward (east) coast, near the southeastern tip of the island. It is a Hawaiian homelands community and agricultural lots in the valley extend all the way towards the Koolau Mountain Range. There are no hotels here, just a beautiful, long, white-sand beach (the longest sandy shoreline on Oahu -Waimanalo Beach).

The town has a small commercial center. Located nearby are Bellows Air Force Station and just a little further, Sea Life Park Hawaii, located near Makapuu Point. In Hawaiian, Waimanalo means “potable water.” The name refers to the many brackish ponds in the area that were used for irrigation.

Waimanalo Overview

• Hawaiian homelands community
• Main visitor attraction is Waimanalo Beach
• Located nearby are Bellows Air Force Station and Sea Life Park Hawaii
• Population: 3,664 (2000 Census)
• Zip code: 96795

Location: Waimanalo is a small town on Oahu’s windward (east) coast.

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Location: Waimanalo, HI, US Wind: 13 mph N Humidity: 100% Visibility: 0.1 mi Pressure: 29.88 in rising Sunrise: 7:07 am Sunset: 6:23 pm

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Comments   Thanks for the memories. I grew up on Waikaloa St. My Dad worked at Bellows Field. I'm living in Virginia, due to past service in the U.S. Army. I'll vist this site again. Thoms, Sept 14, 2010