Honoliʻi Beach Park

This is a local surf break, not a visitor beach. The lineup is small and people know each other. If you don't surf at this level, watch from the cliff. The park's existence is the result of a community cleanup that's been running since 2003 — the cleanup volunteers ask, plainly, that visitors carry their own trash out and stack what they find. The freshwater pond at the stream mouth is the safer swimming spot; the open break has strong rip currents and no permanent lifeguard. Park in the marked stalls only. Do not block the cliff stairs.