Waikiki Beach
Waikiki Beach is a public sea beach with swimming, lifeguard towers, restrooms and outdoor showers.
15 places to swim in Hawaii, each checked for public access. Open a spot for its season, booking rules and how to get there.
15 spots in Hawaii
Waikiki Beach is a public sea beach with swimming, lifeguard towers, restrooms and outdoor showers.
Public ocean beach with shallow water, no lifeguards, toilets or showers, and limited nearby parking.
Public ocean beach with powerful shorebreak, daily lifeguard service and a large free car park.
Waimea Falls is a 45-foot waterfall ending in a natural freshwater pool where swimming is allowed when conditions are safe.
Sunset Beach is a North Shore beach that is often suitable for swimming in summer but hazardous during winter surf.
Oneloa Bay is a sandy beach beside the Kapalua Coastal Trail on Maui.
Ulua-Mōkapu Beach Parks provide offshore swimming, with sand and a grass hill.
Polo Beach Park is a free public beach with off-shore swimming, showers, restrooms and picnic areas.
Hana Bay Beach Park has a black sand beach, shoreline access, picnic areas, restrooms and showers.
Kēʻē Beach in Hāʻena State Park offers swimming and has lifeguards, restrooms and showers.
Hāpuna Beach State Recreation Area permits swimming during calm seas and provides lifeguard services.
Kehena Beach is a public black-sand beach where swimming is possible in rough ocean conditions.
Geothermal pools at Isaac Hale Beach Park are publicly accessible and used for swimming.