On Tour Kiamana Beach Waikiki

Considered the safest beach in Waikiki, Kaimana is situated around the eastern end of Kalakaua right beneath the Diamond Head. It's snuggled involving the WWI Memorial Natatorium as well as the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel. The beach, the truth is, got its name through the hotel. Since 1884, though, the beach can also be referred to as Sans Souci Beach, meaning "without care" in French. Another local name of Kaimana is "Dig-Me" Beach, as a result of its reputation as a possible ocean side location to get dates for singles.

The beach is popular with local families and gay travelers particularly, that like to experience a quiet refuge from crowded beaches nearby while experiencing and enjoying the same surf and sand characterizing every Waikiki beach. Kaimana Beach now offers soft pristine sand and clear blue Ocean. Protected by an offshore reef as well as the historic Natatorium, the wide and shallow Kaimana beach is freed from strong currents, drop offs and rip currents making the beach safe for swimming for even children.

Many locals are available on the beach to boogie board and the entire body surf. A channel leading through the beach to spread out waters after dark reef also to Old Man's (a well known surf site) is additionally frequented by swimmers and kayakers.

If you wish to snorkel, it's best to undertake it each morning when there's still no crowd. Snorkel concerning the reefs about the nearly everywhere section of the sandy area and are treated into a number of fishes including butterfly fish, yellow tangs, and Picasso fish. You'll find reefs offshore close to the Kapua Channel, too, but look for the undercurrents. Sometimes, the channel picks them up.

Services and amenities: shower and parking.

A perfect place to also hold a gay wedding Hawaii event as the place is less crowded.