Oahu Beach Guide
Kalae'o'io Beach Park is a small Ka'a'awa beach park with picnic tables, shade trees, reef views and a quiet windward setting.
Kalae'o'io Beach Park is located right along Kamehameha Highway on Oahu's windward coast. Even though it is just about one acre in size, it is a nice beach park with a sandy beach and a grassy area with picnic tables and trees. In the southern part of the park is a bridge that leads across a small stream. If you go close enough you can spot small fish in it. The nearshore ocean bottom is a mixture of rocks and sandy patches. A channel cuts through the reef here.
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Kalae'o'io Beach Park is located along Kamehameha Highway in Ka'a'awa, near 51-237 Kuukama Street. From Kaneohe, follow Kamehameha Highway north along the windward coast toward Ka'a'awa; from Kahana Bay or the North Shore side, follow Kamehameha Highway south toward Ka'a'awa. The park sits on the ocean side of the highway, with limited roadside-style parking near the beach park entrance.
Kalae'o'io Beach Park is located along Kamehameha Highway in Ka'a'awa on Oahu's windward coast.
Swimming is limited and depends on conditions. The nearshore bottom has rocks, sand patches and reef, and there are no lifeguards.
No. Kalae'o'io Beach Park does not have lifeguards, so visitors should use caution near the water and avoid rough conditions.
The park has picnic tables, parking and shade trees, but it is a small beach park without full-service beach facilities.
It is best for picnics, fishing, photos, short scenic stops and quiet shoreline time during a windward Oahu drive.
