We are staying at the Four Seasons which is basically next door to this beach. My wife, ten year old daughter and I snorkeled yesterday morning and it was fantastic for what we were looking for - Hawaii's many colorful reef fish. It's great for...More

We walked 5 minutes to this beach from Aulani after reading about it. When we arrived we saw there was an adorable Hawaiian monk seal (which is an endangered species) sun-bathing on the beach. Luckily there was a volunteer to make sure a respectable distance...More

Echoing a number of other reviewers, this lagoon is beautiful and great for small children getting their first taste of snorkeling, with a large variety of fish that were easy to swim to and see. However, parking is a *nightmare*. We were unable to locate...More

I think the beach was nice but if you were at the luau you couldn't stroll but so far. I thought that was strange.

We walked over from Aulani since we heard there were turtles. We love turtles. Unfortunately, we walked over four different times during our 9 day stay, but didn't see any turtles (and we came at different times too). We did get to see Benny, the...More

We walked 5 minutes from Aulani to this beach in search of turtles. We were not disappointed. The first afternoon we went, there were 2 turtles swimming around. We snorkelled - saw the turtles and a variety of fish. A good place for kids to...More

We headed to this public beach adjacent to where we were staying. We were there from morning until noon and the water was glorious (better than the nearby human made lagoons). A good variety of fish but best of all, sea turtles swimming within reach....More

Cool little area for a beginner snorkel to see a variety of fish. You dont need to use fins as it is very shallow and protected but still give you a nice place for kids to learn. We saw a Sea Cucumber, Butterfly fish, small...More

A beautiful spot to enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility of Hawaii before enjoying the Paradise Cove Luau and show. This is especially beautiful when you are there at sunset. The views are unbelievable.

What, no bathrooms? It's a crowded little cove that's popular due to the sea turtles that come in. Other than that it's pretty over rated compared to the north shore and other spots on the island. If you're looking for a ten minute walk to...More