Diamond Head Beach Park

Every beach down Waikiki coastline has surf andthere's the Diamond Head Tower, one of the most
sand, but not the historic sights, orientation on Oahu'sfamous lighthouses in the world as it serves as the
geology, and spectacular panoramic views thatfinal marker for the prestigious Trans-Pacific Yacht
Diamond Head Beach Park offers. To get to theRace.
beautiful but remote shoreline at the base of theGo up the crater and get a 360 degree perspective
extinct Diamond Head Volcano on the eastern end ofof Honolulu and beyond--- from the southeastern
Waikiki, you have to take a long paved sea cliff pathcoast to Koko Head and Koko Crater, from the
that starts at the parking lot. The trip is alwaysleeward coast to Barbers Point and Waianae
worth the effort as you get to enjoy panoramicMountains, and below, the Waikiki Shell and Kapiolani
views while you descend down the beach. ThePark. To your left, the islands of Molokai and Maui are
beach, though narrow, is a wonderful spot forvisible in the distance, though slightly. In front of the
swimming, diving, and board surfing. It is also one ofWaikiki coastline and the Diamond Head Beach below,
the most frequented windsurfing sites in Oahu. Windthe windsurfers skimming along the waters and the
conditions here are suitable for intermediate tosurfers braving the waves are a million-dollar
expert windsurfers only.spectacle.
If you're into hiking, the Diamond Head Beach Park isServices and amenities: showers, parking
an amazing find. Along the Diamond Head RoadLocated on the island of Oahu, Diamond Head Beach
leading to the beach, there's a monument of AmeliaPark is a wonderful spot to spend your Hawaii
Earhart, built to commemorate her successful solovacation.
flight in 1935. South of the Diamond Head Beach,