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The Best Hawaii Beaches For Your Ultimate Pleasures

Many people believe it's not complete to visit Hawaii without visiting its beautiful beaches. Some even think it's mandatory to visit these amazing Hawaii beaches when visiting Hawaii. Yes, Hawaii offers many breathtakingly beautiful beaches for various activities that you enjoy from surfing to sun bathing.

In this small guide, I will try to list the best Hawaii beaches for you:

Waikiki Beach (Oahu): Waikiki beach is one of the most famous beaches in Hawaii. Some people even say that it's one of the most famous beaches in the world. It really deserves this reputation in every way. Many of the world's grandest and famous beach parties are being held here every year. More over, this stunning beach with crystal clear water offers something for everybody from sun bathing to surfing.

Hanauma Bay (Oahu): If you have been looking for a perfect spot for snorkeling, this sunken volcanic crater on Oahu's southeast coast can be the perfect one for you. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, this bay is for you. This preserved bay is a haven for marine life and you can be sure that you will encounter a whole new perspective of Hawaii. Even if you just casually look under the sparkling water, you will be amazed with what you will see there.

Waimea Beach Park (Oahu): The big waves makes this beach a favorite among expert surfers, especially during winter. It's so amazing to look at all those daredevils trying to conquer the big waves of Waimea Beach. In summer, the waves will be much smaller and all kind of surfers from beginners to experts can try out their skills.

Kaanapali Beach (Maui): This beautiful beach will remind you of Waikiki Beach before it became the popular tourist destination. Whether you want to snorkel, wave jump, sun bath or just relax at the beachfront bars, this beach will be able to fulfill all your needs.

Hookipa Beach Park (Maui): This beach is famous among the best wind-surfers around the world. Usually, surfers will occupy the beach in the mornings, and later on in the afternoon the wind-surfers will start their actions. If you want to see the best wind-surfing actions, try to go there during winter months.

Hapuna Beach (Big Island): If you think that the Big Island doesn't have fabulous beaches, you are in for a treat. The amazing white sands and gorgeous waves will assure you that this is really one of the best Hawaii beaches.  

Kahaluu Beach Park (Big Island): This beach doesn't have much to look at, but if you are looking for a good spot for snorkeling, this may be for you. Its protected water offers some of the best snorkeling spots in the Big Island.

Anini Beach (Kauai): This is another fine snorkeling and swimming spot for you. Protected by the offshore reef, you can swim and snorkel safely in the shallow waters.

Poipu Beach Park (Kauai): If you bring your family during your visit to Hawaii, this beach is perfect for you. It offers smooth sands for sunbathing, grassy lawns for picnicking, shallow waters for snorkeling and waves for surfing. At the end of the day, everybody will love this beach.

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At Waikiki Beach Hawaii, where would be a good place for my BF and me to have dinner/drinks for his 21st bday?

We are going in August and staying on Waikiki. For those who have been, your feedback is much appreciated.

It looks as though we are all in agreement...'DUKES' it is...this will be a great place for you to celebrate your 21st...I know I enjoyed MY 21st there...it is RIGHT on Waikiki Beach in the lobby of the Outrigger Waikiki Hotel...I personally Guarantee you will love it and will not be disappointed! ALOHA...ENJOY

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