Most Hawaii snorkeling is done in relatively shallow water, near the shore. Therefore, tidal periods have a much greater impact on visibility and currents. You may encounter dolphins, turtles and of course hundreds of species of colorful tropical fish on the many Hawaii snorkeling adventures available. The Hawaii snorkeling information contained within these pages is meant only as a general guide as to what to expect when visiting the Hawaiian Islands. As beautiful and mild as Hawaii usually is, weather is always unpredictable.
It’s one of the better surfing spots of Hawaiian beaches, Mokuleia Beach will be full of locals any time the surf is up. Watch for repeat vacationers, driving from Honolulu. Why? Six miles of sand, 150 feet wide from Kaiaka Bay to Camp Erdman. When you come here, expect a few kids. This is the local hangout of the teens growing up here and it’s simply filled with good, clean fun.
Really, there isn’t a place that we know of quite like this handful of sun-drenched beauties, sitting pretty in the middle of the Pacific Ocean - it the Hawaiian Islands. You’ve seen them in the movies, and in the fancy brochures down at the travel agency or online - and guess what? They do exist! Welcome to Hawaii! Take a moment and soak in this photograph of Lanikai Beach. And if you’ve been to Hawaii before, you know it’s not really that hard to capture something similar in your lens and record it forever.
