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North Shore of Oʻahu, Hawaii, just past Waimea Bay and before The Ritz Carlton Turtle Bay A two-mile stretch of mostly beige sand. Winter (November-March): Witness towering surf breaks up to 30 feet, attracting professional surfers and hosting competitions like the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing. Summer (April-October): Enjoy calm waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and turtle-watching. You may still encounter a rip current, so be aware of your surroundings while swimming. Year-Round: Relax on the sand, watch breathtaking sunsets, and explore nearby attractions like Pupukea Beach Park for tide pools and marine life. Lifeguards are usually present, and you can find restrooms and showers at the Sunset Beach Support Park across the street from the beach. Popular eateries near Sunset Beach include Ted's Bakery, Pupukea Grill, North Shore Tacos, and Giovanni's Shrimp Truck. For a more upscale dining experience with ocean views, consider the Beach House by Roy Yamaguchi at Turtle Bay Resort. Transportation: Drive approximately an hour from Honolulu or Waikiki by taking H-1 West, merging onto H-2 North, and following Kamehameha Highway (HI-83) along the coast. Alternatively, TheBus provides service between Ala Moana Center and stops near Sunset Beach. A free parking lot is located across the street from the beach, but it can fill up quickly. Roadside parking may be available as well. Note that the sand can be soft, so be prepared for a bit of a workout if walking along the beach.
We passed up many beaches on the North Shore due to lack of parking. We finally found a spot along the road near Sunset Beach. This beach had no crowds and no nearby bathroom. Great swimming beach with no worries of stepping on coral. We did find the wind to be a bit much, and the tide caught us off guard when we were laying out and got our towels and bags wet. It was nice for an hour stay away from the crowds.
(Visited 05/21/23 SU @ 6:00pm): Came for the beach... and stayed for the sunset! A friend and I continued our journey along O'ahu's North Shore after we left Hale'iwa Town and ended up at Sunset Beach Park. Regardless of the time of the year, this place was always beautiful. But, if you were fortunate enough to be here during the winter months and the ocean was churning out building-tall waves, you were in for a breath-taking experience! Unfortunately, it was late-spring, so the water was placid and sparkling with "mere" ripples of waves as they lethargically made their way to shore. Would we be in line for a relaxing time on the beach and graced with spectacular sunset views to end our day on the North Shore!? EXPERIENCE It was about a 30-minute drive from Hale'iwa Town where we earlier spent the afternoon exploring and ate a lot of shave ice. Now, it was more exploration and relaxation once we reached our destination. We walked on the smooth soft sand, dunked our feet in the lapping waves, people watched, and just had no care at all. Soon enough, the sun was going down which gave birth to some gorgeous sunsets which appeared to bring even more people to the beach as it suddenly seemed to be crowded. There was a calmness and everyone just sat or stood back and peacefully allowed the beauty to soak into our respective eyes. Pictures were being taken from every angle. Needless to say, the weather was great, and the views were awe-inspiring. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=E72dAvDxpdSPVtP35xGDfQ SERVICE There were public bathrooms where we parked, and I saw a couple of workers as they cleaned around. The lifeguard stations were empty, and I saw trash cans, which I imagined the same individuals also took care of - 'nuff said. PARKING (FREE) We easily found parking in the sizable lot across from the beach and simply walked across the street. Otherwise, if you were lucky you found a spot along the main drag of Kamehameha Highway - "nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE An expansive long sandy beach with palm trees that lined along the top https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=jk4UnB-hWdrUfAoAilHy-Q close to the street level which offered some shade. It appeared clean, there were several families and sunbathers https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=DqvZXl1svUE2dl9MDMXy0w laid across the sand, and a few people swimming while some surfers were out far. There weren't any visible coral or rocks that pierced the water, but they definitely were underneath the surface. This beach was more for low-medium water activity (i.e. paddleboarding, snorkeling, surfing, swimming, wading). No benches, chairs, or tables, so bring your own chairs or towels to lay or sit on. A handful of lifeguard stations were dotted up-and-down the beach. Obviously, there was plenty of natural lighting with the glowing stars and street lights left to guide you when night time came. There were no TVs while the sounds of cars, conversations, and crashing waves filled in as background music. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=rG5AaCM8XwwSrVEY9CHJHA ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL A lovely sunset was spent at Sunset Beach Park with my friend, and I would definitely return in the future. It's far away from the hustle and bustle of more known tourist areas such as Waikiki, so I was thankful for the relative peacefulness and solitude. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $0.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, there was no need for funds of any kind which included my credit card of choice... AMEX! 5.0 STARS
Absolutely beautiful beach, we came in the beginning of December and the weather was great mid 79s- 80°. The water was still a little cold (it's the Pacific Ocean) but you adapt to it pretty quick. Parking is a little tough but we got lucky and found a small lot in the sunset beach support park where the little wild chickens are. The beach is a great place to relax and hang out in the sand or come out to surf since it has really big powerful waves. I'd definitely take the advice of the warning signs when you enter the beach and not attempt to swim. My friend and I were just hanging out in the water and the smaller waves that came up to shore knocked me on my ass at least six times. I tried to swim a little out into the oceans and the rip tides just kept pulling me to the west of where I started and the power of the waves left me tired. So it's probably best to just relax and probably just dip your feet in the water.
Sunset Beach is approximately a 45 minute drive from town with out traffic. Double the time to get here if you commute during the popular hours. I like coming to this beach to watch the sunsets. It's simply breathtaking. The water is clear and ideal conditions to snorkel. You can see lots of fish and honus swimming around.
This is one of my favorite beaches of all time. It had been a few years since I had been and it was as good as always. Wide open stretches of perfect sand, not crowded, beautiful. Always a pleasure. It's windy at times but it was pretty calm this time. Perfect spot for a day at the beach.
What an amazing day! Parking was tough to find but there are many options if you drive along the highway. Look for the public right of ways to get to the beach as there are many private resident driveways that look like beach access. Midweek visit was perfect, no crowds and felt like we had the beach to ourselves! Snorkeled along the shore break and found puka shells and ocean glass. Saw a school of fish and a sea turtle. We packed a lunch and enjoyed a family day at the beach!
2 months ago
Stunning view with big waves that's prolly perfect spot for the surfers. It's more like open space and do any activities at your own risk as we don't really see any lifeguards in duty. Restrooms are tad dirty as well. read more
North Shore of Oʻahu, Hawaii, just past Waimea Bay and before The Ritz Carlton Turtle Bay A two-mile stretch of mostly beige sand. Winter (November-March): Witness towering surf breaks up to 30 feet, attracting professional surfers and hosting competitions like the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing. Summer (April-October): Enjoy calm waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and turtle-watching. You may still encounter a rip current, so be aware of your surroundings while swimming. Year-Round: Relax on the sand, watch breathtaking sunsets, and explore nearby attractions like Pupukea Beach Park for tide pools and marine life. Lifeguards are usually present, and you can find restrooms and showers at the Sunset Beach Support Park across the street from the beach. Popular eateries near Sunset Beach include Ted's Bakery, Pupukea Grill, North Shore Tacos, and Giovanni's Shrimp Truck. For a more upscale dining experience with ocean views, consider the Beach House by Roy Yamaguchi at Turtle Bay Resort. Transportation: Drive approximately an hour from Honolulu or Waikiki by taking H-1 West, merging onto H-2 North, and following Kamehameha Highway (HI-83) along the coast. Alternatively, TheBus provides service between Ala Moana Center and stops near Sunset Beach. A free parking lot is located across the street from the beach, but it can fill up quickly. Roadside parking may be available as well. Note that the sand can be soft, so be prepared for a bit of a workout if walking along the beach. read more
10 months ago
Amazing spot to sit and watch the sunset. This was during the weekday so we didn't have too much trouble finding parking. Weekend could be tough just because there is not much parking around this area. I enjoyed the quiet and relaxing area with a good view. read more
1 year ago
There are bathrooms and parking. We came to watch the sunset, of course lol The waves were rough so it wasn't great for swimming. read more
We passed up many beaches on the North Shore due to lack of parking. We finally found a spot along the road near Sunset Beach. This beach had no crowds and no nearby bathroom. Great swimming beach with no worries of stepping on coral. We did find the wind to be a bit much, and the tide caught us off guard when we were laying out and got our towels and bags wet. It was nice for an hour stay away from the crowds. read more
1 year ago
(Visited 05/21/23 SU @ 6:00pm): Came for the beach... and stayed for the sunset! A friend and I continued our journey along O'ahu's North Shore after we left Hale'iwa Town and ended up at Sunset Beach Park. Regardless of the time of the year, this place was always beautiful. But, if you were fortunate enough to be here during the winter months and the ocean was churning out building-tall waves, you were in for a breath-taking experience! Unfortunately, it was late-spring, so the water was placid and sparkling with "mere" ripples of waves as they lethargically made their way to shore. Would we be in line for a relaxing time on the beach and graced with spectacular sunset views to end our day on the North Shore!? EXPERIENCE It was about a 30-minute drive from Hale'iwa Town where we earlier spent the afternoon exploring and ate a lot of shave ice. Now, it was more exploration and relaxation once we reached our destination. We walked on the smooth soft sand, dunked our feet in the lapping waves, people watched, and just had no care at all. Soon enough, the sun was going down which gave birth to some gorgeous sunsets which appeared to bring even more people to the beach as it suddenly seemed to be crowded. There was a calmness and everyone just sat or stood back and peacefully allowed the beauty to soak into our respective eyes. Pictures were being taken from every angle. Needless to say, the weather was great, and the views were awe-inspiring. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=E72dAvDxpdSPVtP35xGDfQ SERVICE There were public bathrooms where we parked, and I saw a couple of workers as they cleaned around. The lifeguard stations were empty, and I saw trash cans, which I imagined the same individuals also took care of - 'nuff said. PARKING (FREE) We easily found parking in the sizable lot across from the beach and simply walked across the street. Otherwise, if you were lucky you found a spot along the main drag of Kamehameha Highway - "nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE An expansive long sandy beach with palm trees that lined along the top https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=jk4UnB-hWdrUfAoAilHy-Q close to the street level which offered some shade. It appeared clean, there were several families and sunbathers https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=DqvZXl1svUE2dl9MDMXy0w laid across the sand, and a few people swimming while some surfers were out far. There weren't any visible coral or rocks that pierced the water, but they definitely were underneath the surface. This beach was more for low-medium water activity (i.e. paddleboarding, snorkeling, surfing, swimming, wading). No benches, chairs, or tables, so bring your own chairs or towels to lay or sit on. A handful of lifeguard stations were dotted up-and-down the beach. Obviously, there was plenty of natural lighting with the glowing stars and street lights left to guide you when night time came. There were no TVs while the sounds of cars, conversations, and crashing waves filled in as background music. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=rG5AaCM8XwwSrVEY9CHJHA ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL A lovely sunset was spent at Sunset Beach Park with my friend, and I would definitely return in the future. It's far away from the hustle and bustle of more known tourist areas such as Waikiki, so I was thankful for the relative peacefulness and solitude. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $0.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, there was no need for funds of any kind which included my credit card of choice... AMEX! 5.0 STARS read more
Absolutely beautiful beach, we came in the beginning of December and the weather was great mid 79s- 80°. The water was still a little cold (it's the Pacific Ocean) but you adapt to it pretty quick. Parking is a little tough but we got lucky and found a small lot in the sunset beach support park where the little wild chickens are. The beach is a great place to relax and hang out in the sand or come out to surf since it has really big powerful waves. I'd definitely take the advice of the warning signs when you enter the beach and not attempt to swim. My friend and I were just hanging out in the water and the smaller waves that came up to shore knocked me on my ass at least six times. I tried to swim a little out into the oceans and the rip tides just kept pulling me to the west of where I started and the power of the waves left me tired. So it's probably best to just relax and probably just dip your feet in the water. read more
Sunset Beach is approximately a 45 minute drive from town with out traffic. Double the time to get here if you commute during the popular hours. I like coming to this beach to watch the sunsets. It's simply breathtaking. The water is clear and ideal conditions to snorkel. You can see lots of fish and honus swimming around. read more
2 years ago
This is one of my favorite beaches of all time. It had been a few years since I had been and it was as good as always. Wide open stretches of perfect sand, not crowded, beautiful. Always a pleasure. It's windy at times but it was pretty calm this time. Perfect spot for a day at the beach. read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
Had a family member recommend coming here to watch the sunset and it was phenomenal. Highly recommend making the way up here to get one of the best sunsets on the island. The park has plenty of parking and a place to rinse the sand off before getting into your car. read more
What an amazing day! Parking was tough to find but there are many options if you drive along the highway. Look for the public right of ways to get to the beach as there are many private resident driveways that look like beach access. Midweek visit was perfect, no crowds and felt like we had the beach to ourselves! Snorkeled along the shore break and found puka shells and ocean glass. Saw a school of fish and a sea turtle. We packed a lunch and enjoyed a family day at the beach! read more
On the one hand, I loved it. This is a great beach with unbelievable waves and the site for the World Surfing League which we watched live and on TV when we got home. On the negative side, it was the cause of terrible traffic and posed a major challenge throughout our stay. read more
4 years ago
One of my favorite beaches to catch... you guessed it... the sun set. Love getting out of the water and wrapped up in a warm blanket sitting on the sand to say good bye to another amazing day... or grabbing a plate lunch and sitting on a beach blanket to eat and watch the day die and twilight take over. So peaceful with the sounds of nature and the ocean and little ones playing in the background. Peace and purple sunsets read more
7 months ago
One of my all time favorite beach up at the north shore. Your away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Away from the craziness of Waikiki. Island life living for the win here. Normally a day around the island and a stop is mandatory here. There was plenty of parking the day we went, mid week. But parking can be pretty sparse as it does get busy on the weekend. Of course the north shore is know for their major waves. The beaches heres are beautiful white sand and amazing blue water. Like mentioned, water a bit tough so be cautious if your in it for swimming. Honestly, not sure if it's really for swimming during the high waves season. The sand are perfect. Find yourself a nice spot and just go with the flow. We went in the water just frolicking along the shore. Even that, current was pulling you back in. Also, the sunset here, AMAZING........ I believe it's also a big spot for the local surfer. read more
3 years ago
Lovely place to enjoy the beach, view of the ocean, and listen to the powerful waves. We stopped here while driving around the island. Parking is available and the beach is relatively empty. We enjoyed watching the waves and the beautiful view. We visited in January so the waves were tall and several surfers were out. It is a dangerous place to surf for those who are inexperienced. We stayed on land and watched the waves. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and recommend this beach to others! read more
When the big winter swells comes in, this is the best place to watch all the action. Was fortunately enough to be on the north shore as a huge swell was coming in, there was many of the pro surfer surfing this very gnarly break. And many professional photographers and spectators on the beach watching all the action. This spot is one of the favorites for the likes of Kelly Slater and John John Florence. Beautiful beach with outside breaks as big as 25 feet faces. Lots of pretty human beings hanging out. Parking is limited so plan ahead. Bathroom across the street near the school. read more
2 years ago
There are so many beautiful beaches along Oahu's coast. I love Sunset Beach because it's my backyard. So many people come here to enjoy the views. You can literally see whales playing just off the coast between the months of December through March. The sunsets are spectacular. I spend most mornings walking the trail from sunset to Velzy land. Stopping to smell flowers and take pictures along the route. Partake in snorkeling, swimming or bodysurfing as the water is still warm this time of the year. Across from Sunset Beach is public parking. It also has restrooms and showers to wash of the salt of the sea. Depending of the time of the year, you'll catch a surf event or two. If you're a local surfer, maybe I'll get to watch you catch some waves. Hubby is always out. I enjoy watching him do what he loves the most. Surfing. Maybe I'll see you in the beach soon. There's no place like home. We live where others vacation. read more
3 years ago
This is one of the most beautiful beaches on the north shore. It was densely populated and the white beaches and clean water was great read more
4 years ago
Soooo much traffic. We traveled from Waikiki. It took us 2 hours! We got there just in time for the Sunset. I feel there were several other options along the route that would have been just as nice. We were only there for maybe 10 mins. We also experienced a downpour right after the sunset. The sand seemed more rocky/gritty. The whole experience was just meh.... The sunset was beautiful though. read more
1 year ago
6 years ago
Came here on a Sunday afternoon with hubby, daughter and the two nieces. We drove about an hour away and finally found parking here. Parking had a deep dip so I had to be careful when reversing my car out. As we arrived, the sand felt different. It was soft. The waves were crashing along the shore. Be careful as the waves can suck you back in. I had to hold my daughter's hand so she wouldn't be pulled in. Luckily, there were lifeguards working the beach. He actually was nice and waved hi to me. Good to know he acknowledged me. My daughter and her cousins held hands as they stood near the water. The water was nice not cold or to hot. Just right. The beach was clean. I loved coming here because it was beautiful. The ocean was clear and blue. Not too many people on the beach which was nice. I would come back! read more
3 years ago
Like all good things, they come to an end including lazy beach days that drag on forever, hanging on to the last rays of sunlight that breathtakingly bathed the day in beauty. Fortunately here at Sunset, you can stretch out as long as the forecasted green flash without worry of knocking over your neighbors beverage like most overpopulated coastlines in Oahu. And yes, during the infamous winter swells and surf contest galore, you might find yourself questioning if you're on the right side of the island. As it is, the swells are slowly situating themselves to a calmer state of family days with waves that make it just a little exciting, interesting for inexperienced swimmers, unfamiliar tourists during this gorgeous February day at Sunset. Come early to avoid traffic which is escalating to Lanikai status due to the ongoing issue of tourists crossing like they are donkeys on the Big Island. And thanks to these faithful patrons of our number one industry here in the islands, a crosswalk is being developed. Good for tourists, bad for residents, initially anyway; until the standstill of what could easily be mistaken as Friday traffic is no more, be prepared to sit patiently and practice your meditation skills. Worth the wait? When you're soaking up Hawaiian Sun and drinking it in all its various flavors, sand between your toes, the crashing of shore break keeping beat with the echoing of trade winds, the sharp breaks of Keiki laughter and the first dive into salty, coolhealing blue, the wait to get here will dissipate into clear skies, and everything else other than the moment of being at one of Oahu's most loved beaches will be casted into the surf. Speaking of which, good swells for both surfers and spongers. Current is strong for tourists, so don't go unless you know aka fins and no Walmart paraphernalia. Tourists and locals unite here for the always crowd-pleasing, soul-satisfying Sunsets that remind you how lucky you are not just to be in Hawaii, but to be alive. read more
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