Discover 8 parks for sightseeing within driving distance of Haleʻiwa
"A charming surf town known for its art galleries, shops, and proximity to North Shore beaches, making it a convenient base for visiting Puʻu o Mahuka Heiau."
Oʻahu’s largest ancient heiau, overlooking Waimea Bay.
"Haleʻiwa surfers and tourists often include Lāʻie Point in their North Shore itineraries for its iconic sea arch."
A scenic coastal park known for its sea arch, ocean vistas, and tranquil atmosphere.
"Famous for its surf culture and historic town center, Haleiwa draws visitors from across the island, including those seeking recreation in central Oʻahu."
A scenic park on Pearl Harbor’s shore with picnic areas, playground, and harbor views.
"Haleiwa residents often visit the park for a day trip to experience city views and cooler upland breezes."
Scenic lookout park with sweeping views of Honolulu and Diamond Head.
"A charming North Shore surf town, Haleʻiwa is a favorite for those seeking a blend of adventure, shopping, and local eats."
A scenic lookout with sweeping views of Oʻahu’s windward coast and historic significance.
"Haleiwa residents and tourists can make a day trip to Ulupō Heiau to experience Oʻahu’s ancient sites and lush eastern coast."
Ancient Hawaiian temple site with cultural exhibits and marsh views in Kailua.
"Haleʻiwa, on the North Shore, is a popular surf town whose visitors often make the drive south to experience Diamond Head's famous hike and views."
A renowned volcanic crater with scenic trails and sweeping views of Honolulu.
"Haleiwa, a historic surf town on the North Shore, draws visitors to Kaiwi for a change of scenery and dramatic ocean views."
A scenic coastal park on Oahu’s southeastern shore, known for dramatic cliffs and ocean vistas.
