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| COUNTRY: USA PROVINCE: Oahu (Printer
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| REGION: Wai'anae Coast TITLE: Kaena Point State Park |
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NOTES: Northwest of Honolulu on Oahu, the Kaena Point State Park is popular for snorkeling. The isolated, mile-long Kaena Point State Park beach is on the western tip of Oahu. While it is not really known for abundant marine life, the water visibility is excellent especially further out where the water runs about 12 feet deep over the sand and flat coral. Marine life does include sea turtles, trigger fish, parrot fish, surgeon, moorish idol and butterfly fish.
The Kaena Point State Park is located just before the end of the Farrington Highway.
For more details on Kaena Point State Park snorkeling, we highly recommend the Oahu Snorkeling Guide eBook.
Additional printed reading material on Kaena Point State Park snorkeling
can be found in Oahu Snorkelers Guide
by from Franscisco Carvalho.
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| FOR MORE
INFORMATION: Hawaii Visitors (808) 245-3971. |
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| MAPS:
Oahu Dive Map
from Franko Maps
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| SEASON: Any |
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| BREAKFAST JOINT: Unknown |
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| BASE CAMP: Nanakuli Beach Park Campground |
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| LUXURY LODGE: Ko Olina Beach Resort; Marriot Ihilani Resort (808) 679-0079 |
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| QUESTIONS?: Click
Here To E-Mail This Area |
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| LOCAL WEBSITE: Click
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