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Waiale'e Beach Park,  North Shore, Oahu

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Introduction

Waiale’e, or “rippling water,” a narrow undeveloped 26-acre beach park between Kamehameha Highway and the ocean, lies on the shore of the land division Waiale’e. A small limestone island Kuka’imanini, or “manini fish procession,” is offshore the park. The sand beach fronting the park is lined by a rocky shelf, while large ironwood trees comprise the backshore. Beachcombers and fishers are the park’s most frequent visitors. The surf site Bong’s is on the reef offshore.

Public amenities: parking.

Ocean activities: fishing, surfing, swimming.

This description is taken from John R. K. Clarks book "Beaches of Oahu - Revised Edition" which is published by University of Hawai'i Press and available from amazon.com at this link. We thank John R. K. Clark for providing his description of Hawaii's beaches to improve beach safety.