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    4.0 (53 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Triggerfish?

    Beautiful views, right near a horse farm and SEA TURTLES! They ate my bait, TWICE! But that just means they have good taste lol. My boyfriend caught a fish and then turtles started plotting on his line. The couple fishing alongside us caught two fish, so I would def recommend this spot for doing so. The activity was part of our GoCityPass. Zach was our tour guide, he also gave some nice recs for food after!

    THREATS from the "guide"

    Total scam. Had the worst experience ever. Then the guide threatened to sell our information on the "dark web". The owner offered a refund after he learned of this but it was really just another scam to try to get the truthful review down

    Beautiful place to fish
    Kara M.

    The tour guide was awesome. We used our go city pass and came in on a Thursday morning. We did not catch anything but here is a gist of everything: Fishing poles-(5/5) he had them ready for us and made sure everyone knew how to fish. Location-(5/5) we were told to meet at a location along North Shore and it was plain gorgeous. I loved every minute of it. Make sure you bring rock shoes as the corals are sharp of course. Experience-(4/5) the overall experience was great, there was plenty of space to roam and fish different spots. Maybe there could be little containers for bait to be given out to everyone, but still such a great experience. We would need to stay nearby the bait, which limited how far you could go out. The weather is unpredictable with the wind and wave. I wished we caught a fish but those with water shoes definitely caught fish. We hope to come back and try again when we visit HI.

    Fishing
    Kristen L.

    We've never been fishing, so when I saw that a "Shoreline Fishing" activity was available on the Go Oahu card, we decided to check it out! The day before our activity, we reached out to confirm our booking and were sent a text with details about where to go, what to bring and what to expect. We were warned that there wouldn't be any restrooms, but fortunately, we discovered a restroom about a quarter mile from where our meet up point was. Sure, it was just a porta potty, but hey it was better than nothing. All in all, this is to say, that you're not totally stranded if not having a bathroom around is something you're concerned about ;). The meet up spot was at a beach, so you're not having to take a tour van or anything to reach your destination. Once you're there, you're there. As someone who's never fished, this was a perfect activity. Our awesome guide Kyler gave us a short tutorial and then it was time to fish. It took some practice, but after a couple of tries, I felt comfortable casting and reeling in. Kyler baited our hooks, untangled our lines, and once we caught a fish he helped us take photos, and then released the fish for us. He was a busy guy the whole time (there were about 10 people in our group) but was super attentive and friendly. I mean, it really couldn't have been any easier for us. I caught three fish in about an hour and each fish I caught was a different type too. While we were fishing, we even saw a couple of turtles in the water, which was exciting, but if you do see one, please be sure to NOT cast a line near them! This may sound like common sense, but this is an important thing to remember. After about an hour and a half of fishing, we decided to move on to the next activity. We had a great time fishing, and all agreed that this was one of our most memorable activities from the trip--thanks Kyler!

    Shore Fishing @ North Shore
    Rujun W.

    My husband and I have signed up for shore fishing at the North Shore. It was the first-ever event we had in Hawaii and we were having an absolutely good time. We not only caught fish but were also able to see a Hawaiian green sea turtle and a pair of Raccoon butterflyfish approaching the seashore. The staff is knowledgeable, patient, and passionate. Highly recommend it to all ages and we would definitely do it again when we come back next time!!!

    My boyfriend with his catch.
    Jennifer C.

    We had a great time. All three of us caught a fish. I caught 5! Tim was very helpful and super nice. A huge plus were the turtles. They were so close, swam right up to us. Quite possibly my new favorite animal. I only wish we would've booked for longer.

    Celi R.

    We did the North Shore Bike Tour. Shoutout to our guide, Dustin. We had lots of questions and he happily answered them all. He was very knowledgeable about the local trees and history. He took us to see the famous local surf spots. He also offered to take pictures of us together several times and then airdropped them to me at the end of the tour.

    Regina V.

    We did the 2 hour fishing on the Pier and it was a good time. Right away 3 of my children caught 2 stingrays and a little fish, but majority of the time it was just hoping to catch something with no luck. Our tour guide Joe was great, a big help and I appreciate having him to guide.

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    We had a wonderful time fishing! Kyler was an amazing tour guide...so helpful and friendly! Mahalo for the Hawaiian hospitality!!

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    Laniakea Beach

    4.2(503 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    We stopped at Laniakea Beach mainly to see the turtles and were so glad we did. Two honu were right…read moreby the shoreline, just resting there while the waves came in. Such a lovely sight. The beach itself is beautiful, but getting there is a bit of a production. Traffic on this stretch can really back up and parking is very limited, so be prepared to circle around or wait for a spot. Crossing the road also needs some care. Once we got there though, totally worth it. N and I even got a picture with both turtles in the background, which made me very happy. Not necessarily a beach I would spend the whole day at, but absolutely worth a stop if you are on the North Shore and want to see honu in the wild. 5 stars for the turtles. Parking... not so much.

    We visited Laniakea Beach around 3:00 p.m. in July to see the Hawaiian green sea turtles (honu),…read moreand it was an unforgettable experience. There were turtles of all sizes making their way from the ocean to the rocky shoreline, where they grazed on the sea grass growing in the tide pools. Honu are culturally significant in Hawaii and are revered as symbols of longevity, peace, and good fortune. Adult Hawaiian green sea turtles can grow up to 4 feet long and weigh between 300 and 400 pounds. It was incredible to watch these beautiful animals surface for air before returning to feast on the sea grass. Everyone around us was respectful, giving the turtles plenty of space while still allowing visitors ample opportunities to observe and take photos. Within just 15 minutes, we saw approximately 10 turtles come ashore to feed - it was truly an amazing wildlife experience. On the opposite end of the beach, there is a protected area where sea turtles often bask in the sun. Please be sure to stay outside the marked red rope barriers and follow the posted signs to help protect these incredible animals and their habitat. Our only disappointment was an interaction with one of the staff members monitoring the protected area. We observed him speak sharply to an elderly visitor who accidentally brushed the red rope with her foot. Later, when our 6-year-old son politely asked whether the turtles were laying eggs, the response felt unnecessarily stern. While the information provided was helpful (e.g., that sea turtles do not nest on this beach), it would have been appreciated if it had been shared in a friendlier, more welcoming manner, especially with a curious child. That interaction aside, we had a wonderful visit and highly recommend Laniakea Beach to anyone visiting Oahu. Just be prepared for limited parking, as the small dirt lot across the road fills quickly, and expect some traffic during peak hours. If you're hoping to see Hawaiian green sea turtles in their natural habitat while respectfully observing from a distance, this is an incredible place to visit.

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    North Shore Shark Adventures - In this photo I'm driving and my best friend is on the back who had never been on one before.

    North Shore Shark Adventures

    4.7(1.1k reviews)
    0.1 mi

    If you are a thrill seeker or know one in your life then the North Shore Shark Adventures is a…read moreperfect place to experience diving with sharks in a safe and exhilarating way. Booking the experience was extremely easy. We were rescheduled due to Hurricane Lala and they made that easy for us as well. Our outing was set for 6am so we arrived 30 minutes prior. There was ample parking and restrooms at the dock. We loaded up and were promptly out at 6am. The captain and first mate explained all the safety rules and where we were heading out to and the types of sharks we may see as well as stopping for dolphins. They took us out about 3 miles from the dock. Snorkeling equipment was provided if you do not have your own. They also offer to film your dive for you for an extra $75. The videos are given to you to add to your phone as soon as you are heading back too. You are able to walk around the boat at one point to take photos and if you are feeling seasick they do explain what you can do going and coming back. We were down in the cage for a good 20 minutes and then we made the trip back. At the dock you can purchase additional souvenir shirts and hats. All in all this experience was so amazing and would love to go again.

    First, the trip started a little late. They were about 15 minutes late to pick us up since the last…read morecharter had run over. No big deal, but we wish they could have at least told us since we had to show up 30 minutes early, we were standing around for almost an hour with no real communication about them being late. Because they were late to pick us up, they seemed a little rushed, telling us we needed to make sure we were quick and rushing us into the water. I get that they were behind but it wasn't our fault. The water was very, very rough. Which is not the boat's fault either, but just a warning to others. I have heard sometimes it's super calm so I am sure it's likely time of year, but when we went it was bad. Almost every single person got seasick. Also, when you go in the cage, it's almost worse for the seasickness. You are getting tossed around badly inside that thing. We actually had to hold on pretty hard. We were given some cool facts about the sharks and the waters, but it was like 5 minutes worth. We wish they would have talked with us a little bit more. Also, they were very thorough with instructions regarding safety of the cage, which is great. They gave no instructions about the mask and snorkel. I guess they just assumed everyone understood, but we had one guy get in the water and asked how to use the snorkel. I guess overall, when compared to other boat tours we had went on in Hawai'i, this one just doesn't compare. They provide no drinks or snacks (which again is okay, but for the same cost on another boat we were given them). Seeing the sharks was super cool; I just don't know if it was worth it.

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    Surf N Sea

    Surf N Sea

    4.4(245 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Surf N Sea...YES PLEASE! My husband and I were looking to…read morerent a kayak on the North Shore, and Surf N Sea popped up in my search. Not only are the prices reasonable, but the service is great too. They made sure we had everything we needed for our kayaking adventure. We didn't need instruction as we're experienced, but it was nice to know that it was offered if needed. They also rent SUP's. The actual Surf N Sea store has SO MUCH stuff...clothes, swimwear, flip flops, and more. They even sell water and sodas. Plus, they have a bathroom. Not sure if it's for everyone, but they offered it to us she once we were going to kayak. The service in here is great too! If in the area, stop in Surf N Sea, you'll find everything you need and more!

    Surf N Sea is a classic Haleiwa staple that specializes in all things ocean activities! You can…read morerent gear for surfing, stand up paddle boarding, snorkeling, freediving, scuba, and even kayaking. They even offer lessons and tours. If you're looking to do any water activities and don't have the gear, this is a great spot on the North Shore. I mostly come here to shop, they have all the best surf / beach brands. Which is great since most surf brands have closed down their physical locations. They have racks on racks of awesome swimsuits and clothes. I love looking through all of their surf competition shirts. I think the last time we bought a surf comp shirt we even got the matching poster for free! I also bought my short fins here and was able to find a really cute pair. The service here was super nice and helpful when looking for a pair of fins. Now I'm in the market for longer freediving fins and this is the spot I'm gonna check out the next time I'm in Haleiwa.

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    Puaena Point Beach - Beautiful sunset

    Puaena Point Beach

    4.7(11 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Is there such a thing as a hidden gem in Hawaii?…read more This place comes very close to it. While Wifey and I were exploring North Shore after having crossed off Giovanni's Shrimp Truck and Matsumoto's Shave Ice from our bucket list, we needed a place to wind down and relax. We drove along Kamehameha Highway and pulled into Kahalewai Place and found a parking spot along the side road. One thing we noticed right away that it seems to a a local spot and there weren't too many tourists around, even though we were up in North Shore. We walked towards the beach and followed some people with surfboards in tow. I could see a bunch of locals out by the beach on their paddle boards and surfboards, and most of them were kids and young adults. It seems to be the local surf spot for beginners as the waves were pretty tame, but it was consistent with the North Shore winds behind them. It also seems to a be a good fishing spot for locals as there was a Filipino family enjoying themselves having a picnic. I got into a conversation with one of the local fisherman (P. Sherman), who told me what types of fish he was catching and how to cook 'em. He showed me his bucket of his catches of the day, and they were enough to feed his family. He didn't have to, but he was nice enough to let me take photos of him as he was more than accommodating. I thanked him for his time and appreciated his hospitality with my intrusion on his daily life. We explored the area some more as there were trails to follow, but there were also "Private Property" signs posted everywhere. I was beginning to wonder if Mark Zuckerberg bought half of this place with all those signs around. But we skirted around it as we went around the beach and enjoyed the relaxed vibe and energy of the beach. We also liked that it wasn't very crowded compared to the hustle and bustle on the main strip of Haleiwa as it felt like a cocoon shielded us from that source. We could have spent more time on this beach, but we wanted to see and experience as much as possible on the North Shore of Hawaii. Definitely a place you could spend a day at if you were a local.

    Great beach to learn to surf. Lessons from Sand n Sea were here; waves about 3-5' when we were…read morethere. A few other surfboard rental n lesson places are set up in the parking lot. Each place has a different number of surfboards in different sizes. Reservations are best if you have specific board needs.

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    Haleiwa Army Beach

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    5.0(1 review)
    0.6 mi

    This is a secret beach, see. No one ever wrote a Yelp review about it or nothing. It's a great…read morebeach, one of my favorites. But it's secret, OK? So after you read this review, just try to forget you ever heard of this beach. One of my favorites because the snorkeling is really nice here. The beach is broad and sandy, with very few rocks in the water as you enter or exit. The beach is kind of protected by an underwater reef that does a pretty good job shielding the beach from any big waves. For most people, it's pretty easy to enter the water here. Yeah, I'm not most people. I'm super uncoordinated. So uncoordinated I'm convinced that sooner or later someone is going to video me entering or exiting the water, send it in to America's Funniest Home Videos and win $10,000. Here, I'm trying to get into the ocean and do some snorkeling. I love to snorkel, but I always struggle with the equipment. Especially the stupid flippers. There's no way I can walk into the water, stand on one leg and slip my flippers on one at a time like everyone does. The way I do it is I wade out to where the water is a little less than knee deep. Then I just sit down in the water and try to get the flippers on between waves. Usually this method works pretty good. Ideally, after my flippers are on I can just flip over on my back, kick my legs a little and just and float out. But this time, the spot I picked wasn't quite deep enough. When I flipped over on my back to try to float out, there wasn't enough water underneath me to lift me up. Couldn't float. And I was in the worst possible position, with my back to the ocean. Almost immediately a wave broke over my head, pushing me back up toward the beach, driving my butt into the sand like a pile driver. Before I could even sit up the wave washed back out. As the water went under me and I felt my butt sink still deeper into the sand. In the back and forth of that wave about six pounds of sand was packed into my swim trunks. I was left inverted, my feet were higher than my head. I didn't realize it immediately, but my legs were actually out of the water. Only my upper torso was still in the water. I pushed myself up on my elbows and surveryed the scene. I had to twist back and forth to pry my ass out of the sand. Then it was a struggle to get to my feet with that six pounds of wet sand in my shorts. I still had my flippers on. I was in about three inches of water. I shook out as much sand as I could from my swim trunks, but that sand was wet and it wasn't going anywhere. It was my sand now. So I did that crazy walk on your heels thing you have to do when you have flippers on to get far enough out in the water where I could actually swim away. That's the story about getting into the water at Haleiwa Army Beach. Now, please just forget you ever heard this story, just forget this beach. Mikey C says: Haleiwa Army Beach? Never heard of it.

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    Deep Blue Eco Tours - Spinner dolphin spinning!

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    4.5(22 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Five tiger sharks. FIVE…read more I spent the last month psyching myself up to maybe, hopefully, catch a glimpse of one tiger shark. We got five. I'm still not over it. What made this trip though wasn't just the sharks, it was the crew. Finn, Nika, Tyler, and Lochlan are the real deal. I've done plenty of excursions where the guides are clearly clocking in and counting down to the end of the shift. This was the opposite. When that fifth tiger came through, these four looked like kids in a candy shop. They were losing it right alongside us, because apparently five in one dive is extremely rare. You cannot fake that kind of enthusiasm, and it made the whole day about ten times better. They also know exactly what they're doing. Big animals, open water, and at no point did I feel anything but completely safe. The briefing was thorough, the in-water guidance was calm and clear, and it was obvious this crew has deep respect for the sharks and total command of the situation. That combination of expertise and genuine excitement is rare. Coolest experience of my life with the coolest crew on the water. If you're on the fence about booking with Deep Blue Eco Tours, get off the fence. Ask for Finn, Nika, Tyler, and Lochlan. Ten out of five stars.

    We went out with Deep Blue twice on our trip, once for snorkeling and once for free swimming with…read moresharks, and both were great experiences. Actually, we had originally only planned the snorkel, but it was such a great experience that we booked the shark swim for later in our trip so we could do both. For our snorkel we had an incredible experience seeing dozens of spinner dolphins bow riding our boat on our way out of the harbor - it was such an incredible experience! They took us out to a small rocky island out near Waimea Bay and we got to see lots of fish, coral, and follow a turtle for a little bit. Everyone in our party snorkeled, but our daughter was interested in also diving. Our guide Dallas was great with her - teaching her all the tips and tricks to help her dive down in her snorkel gear. He also retrieved some really pretty shells that he gave to us. The shark swim was really neat - I love that they offer the opportunity for a group to have some people who want to swim and others who want to stay dry on the boat. It's definitely rougher water but they knew exactly where to go and what to do to responsibly call for the sharks and we got to see a lot of them! Our daughter did the swim and had a great experience. The team was extremely skilled and did a great job ensuring a responsible and fun experience for all. We'd definitely recommend them for charters out of Haleiwa!

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