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Oahu's North Shore Paradise |
The North Shore is
the best place for winter surfing on "monster waves". Waves can
reach up to 30 feet at Waimea Bay. As you drive down the North
Shore and enjoy this beautiful countryside be sure to visit
historic
Hale'iwa town where you will find many unique gift shops,
boutiques, restaurants, surf shops and art galleries.
The North Shore of Oahu is also an excellent place for snorkeling,
diving, surfing, whale watching in the summer months. The nearby
adventure park boasts 1,800 tropical acres of Hawaiian plants and
exotic birds where you can go ATV riding, horseback riding, cliff
diving shows, cultural shows and exhibits. There is something for
everyone on the North Shore.
Climate: Like most of the Hawaiian Islands, Oahu has only two
seasons:
"summer" between May and October & "winter" between October and
April.
Average temperature: 69.4 - 80.6 (°F)
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Nearby Attractions & Fun things to do on Oahu |
sport-fishing-hawaii.com
Whether you're a seasoned angler who enjoys the battle of a
thousand pound marlin peeling line off the end or your rod tip
or someone who wants the fishing experience of a lifetime with
your family or friends on the beautiful seas off the coast of
O'ahu, Hawaii, the Karlyn is the fishing boat for you. Choose
North Shore Sportfishing to host you and your guests on the
fishing charter of a lifetime. |
Waimea Bay Beach Park
Heart of board surfers' paradise - the largest surfable waves in
the world (30 feet not uncommon during winter months). |
Sunset Beach
Famous board surfing beach - site of professional surfing
contests. Spectacular winter surf reaches heights of 20 feet. |
Banzai Pipeline: Ehukai Beach Park
The Banzai Pipeline is a beautiful tubed surfing break. When it's
"cranking," the surf is some of the most spectacular in the world.
These powerful waves break savagely on the reef displaying their
massive power. Ehukai Beach Park has some of the best sandbar surf
on O`ahu during the Spring and Summer. |
Waimea Valley Adventure Park
A historic nature park on 1,800 acres. Over 6,000 species of plant
life, 45 foot waterfall, bird sanctuary, hiking trails, swimming,
archaeological ruins.
Includes: Cliff diving performances, hula shows, Hawaiian games,
guided walking tours, Butterfly encounter, Mountain biking, ATVs,
horseback riding, kayaking, archery, Jungle Trek for kids, Waimea
Arboretum and Botanical Garden, Shops and restaurants. |
Hale'iwa Town (Historic)
A plantation town that has come of age - old general stores
co-exist with modern boutiques, art galleries and eateries. Former
summer playground of Queen Liliuokalani, Hawaii's last reigning
monarch. Largest marina on the north shore. |
Dole Pineapple Plantation
The Dole Plantation, Hawaii’s "Pineapple Experience," is located
about 10 minutes away from historic Haleiwa town. |
Hanauma Bay Nature Park
Crystal clear water, abundant marine life and a living coral reef
mean Hanauma Bay is one of the premiere snorkeling destinations in
the islands any time of year. A gently sloping beach fronts
directly on the horseshoe shaped bay, formed in the remains of
Koko Head Crater, an ancient cinder-cone volcano, now breached and
filled with sea water. Within this half-mile-wide bay are one of
the prettiest reefs and the most abundant fish life in Hawaii. |
| Pearl Harbor:
USS Arizona Memorial,
Battleship Missouri |
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The Bus: Oahu's Transit Services |
Deep
Ecology-North Shore
Family operation offering 6 passenger boat dive tours, and whale
watching & snorkel trips (seasonal) from a zodiac boat. Unique
shop in historic Haleiwa town with both an outdoor eco-gallery,
eco-driven world class photo gallery and maritime artifacts.
Offering rentals, classes and fills along with tech training.
Small diving groups, six or less, always. |
Aquatic Surfari's
Marine biologist team crew one of the few private sailboat
charters in Hawaii. Unique adventures range from cryptic coral
spawning or out-of-this-world meteor showers to intimate
whale/dolphin encounters on a sensitive, conservation-minded
journey. Their six passenger maximum makes this a don't miss
event! |
North
Shore Eco-Surf Tours
Surfing sessions and lessons along Oahu's North Shore - the most
famous stretch of surfing beach on earth. Windsurfing, mountain
biking, and hiking packages available. |
Sunset Suzy's
Surf School
Specializing in beginners who want to learn the sport of ancient
Hawaiian kings! Suzy is a lifeguard, professional surfer, and
stunt woman for the television series Baywatch Hawaii, and has
taught tourists from Ireland to New York. |
Hale Nalu Surf
Company
Quality products and services at fair prices. Sales, rental and
repair of surfboards, bicycles, skateboards, snorkeling and diving
gear, clothing and swim wear. |
North Shore Country Market
Less than one block away, the Country Market has a selection of
fresh fruit, soaps, candles and local crafts. |
Original
Glider Rides & Bi-Plane Flights
Check in with "Mr. Bill" and take a ride in a bubble-topped
sailplane, an open-cockpit 1941 Stearman bi-plane, or a Pitts S-2B
aerobatic sport bi-plane. |
Soar Hawaii
Soar like an eagle on the silent wings of a sailplane. Rides,
flight training, aerobatics, and rentals at one of the world's
best places for soaring. Free hotel pick-up and return. |
Paradise Cove Luau
Paradise Cove is one of the largest and most respected luau shows
in Hawai'i. Located at the beautiful Ko Olina Resort on the
leeward coast of O'ahu, Paradise Cove features brilliant sunset
views from our 12-oceanfront acres. |
Polynesian Cultural Center
The Polynesian Cultural Center is a unique treasure
created to share with the world the cultures, diversity
and spirit of the nations of Polynesia. |
