There’s virtually no shade at Kaena Point, so a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water are important.įrom the parking lot, you already get a beautiful view of the ocean. The sun was still pretty harsh, but at least it had died down a little bit from the harsh afternoon rays. We arrived to the parking lot at about 3:30 pm. So in Haleiwa town we jumped in the car right after eating a late lunch and took the drive, which took about 20 – 30 minutes or so, to reach the parking lot for the point.įor driving directions, just drive west on Farrington highway until you reach the end. When we started the day, my wife and I had no plans to hike to Kaena Point.īut after eating a big box of poke, and polishing off the last bite of my po-boy, paired with the nice afternoon weather (no rain), we decided an afternoon hike would be a great idea.
The magnificent views will not let you down. The very western tip of the island of Oahu is known as Kaena Point (officially spelled Ka’ena Point).Īlthough it was once accessible by vehicle and there’s still a road, it’s no longer open to traffic, but you can walk to the point by foot to enjoy the stunning scenery. By Mark Wiens 14 Comments Ka’ena Point hike, Oahu, HawaiiĪlong with food and beach, one of the things I love doing most when I’m in Hawaii is hiking. Taking a hike is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Hawaii.
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