Le'ahi Beach Park
Le'ahi Beach Park is a small, grassy park near Diamond Head, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the ocean view. While there's no sandy beach or safe swimming, its shaded areas and coastal wall make it a peaceful retreat away from the crowds of Waikiki.
Le'ahi Beach Park, Oahu
Le'ahi Beach Park (view panorama) × is located on the foothills of Diamond Head, an extinct volcanic crater at the east end of Waikiki. The small, 1.3-acre park doesn't have a sandy beach. There is a seawall at the water's edge and the nearshore waters are rocky and not suitable for swimming.
Key Features of Le'ahi Beach Park
- No sandy beach: The shoreline is rocky and bordered by a vertical seawall
- Diamond Head setting: Located on the southeastern slope of the iconic volcanic crater
- Quiet neighborhood vibe: Uncrowded, tranquil spot popular with locals
- Shady grassy area: Good for resting or light picnics, but limited amenities
- Not suitable for water activities: No safe entry to the water due to rocks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you swim at Le'ahi Beach Park?
No, the area is rocky with no sandy access, so swimming is not recommended.
Is it a good place for a picnic?
Yes, the park has a grassy area with shade that's suitable for quiet picnics or relaxing with a view.
Where can I park when visiting?
Street parking is available along Diamond Head Road near the park entrance.
How far is it from Waikiki?
Le'ahi Beach Park is just a few minutes' drive from Waikiki, located on the southeast edge of Diamond Head.