Kaena Point State Park

Kaena Point State Park is the last beach along Farrington Road which ends at Kaena Point. This West Coast beach has a beautiful vantage point of the coast and the most northwestern point of O'ahu. This beach is rarely used during the week or at all by locals because of its remote location.

During the winter months this beach has dangerous rip currents and very large swells.

There are no facilities or lifeguards. Access to the southern end of the beach is via a small dirt road one half mile past Makua Cave heading south on Highway 930. The northern end of the beach can only be reached via a pullout by the sand.

Location: Kaena Point State Park is located in the Leeward Waianae