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Kahe Point Beach Park

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Kahe Point Beach Park

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92-301 Farrington Hwy, Kapolei, Oahu, HI 96707
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elizabeth534 wrote a review Nov. 2020
San Francisco, California130 contributions22 helpful votes
Clear blue water and amazing snorkeling
This area is also called Electric Beach because it's across the street from the power plant. It's about a 6-min drive from the Ko Olina resorts. The water and view was beautiful. The entry point is challenging so not recommended for kids.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Studyhardallday wrote a review May 2020
Waianae, Hawaii95 contributions4 helpful votes
Amazing
Beautiful place to hang out and get some sun (-: This place is a beautiful place to have a picnic and enjoy the day (-: They have a cove that individuals can swim and enjoy the ocean which is fascinating (-:
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Emily I wrote a review Feb. 2020
79 contributions26 helpful votes
Diving at Electric Beach/Kahe Point Beach
Many of the locals consider this area electric beach. It is a great shore diving and snorkeling location with lots of life on the pipe running from the electric plant. Getting into the water as a diver can be a bit of a pain with all the people boogie boarding, but once you get out it's a easy dive. Be sure to bring a dive flag and reel because there is a lot of boat traffic with large catamarans bringing snorkelers to the area. There is also great diving to either side of the pipe, and even a wreck and sea caves to one side. …
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Steve Membership wrote a review Nov. 2019
Denver, Colorado70 contributions53 helpful votes
Best beach on Western shore
One of the best quiet beaches on western shore. Getting there is really easy off of the Farrington Hwy. I parked over in the Tracks Beach Park parking lot. Enough parking for maybe 50 cars but was never busy when I was there. Conveniently had a shower station to rinse off. Known for the abundance of fish and wildlife viewing. Saw a seal swimming near the power plant. Sand was powdery and smooth. The beach was very clean.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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vacationaholic wrote a review Oct. 2019
Central Oregon323 contributions117 helpful votes
Breathtaking fish!
This beach is right next to the electric plant. Sounds weird, but the plant discharges warmer water and the fish love it. You can safely snorkel to the edge of the reef, but beyond that the current is strong. Several species of fish were easily visible, including green turtles, which you cannot touch by state law. Water is super blue and clear - can easily see 50+. We went on a guided snorkel adventure here and it did not disappoint.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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