Top Things to do in Oahu's North Shore
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The 10 Best Outdoor Activities in Oahu's North Shore, Oahu
Discover the best top things to do in Oahu's North Shore, United States including Banzai Divers Hawaii, One Ocean Diving, CLIMB Works Keana Farms, Mahina Hawaii, Polo Beach, Pupukea Beach Park, Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach Park, Mokuleia Beach Park, Sharks Cove.
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1. Banzai Divers Hawaii
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 678 reviews
Responsible, small group scuba and snorkel tours and courses. We are North Shores scuba diving headquarters! We also offer diving in Waikiki, Honolulu, and West Oahu! From your very first dive to dive professionals, our experienced guides and instructors ensure an amazing Hawaiian Waters experience with an emphasis on safety.
2. One Ocean Diving
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2,428 reviews
"Swim with Sharks" Come out with us to learn about, watch, and actually free dive (snorkel) with large marine animals like sharks. Learn about the biology, physiology, and behavior of sharks and other specific marine life and help contribute to current research and conservation efforts. *Animal sightings are guaranteed.
3. CLIMB Works Keana Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2,445 reviews
CLIMB Works Keana Farms Zipline Tour takes participants soaring over a working agricultural farm. The tour consists of eight world class dual ziplines, two rapels, four sky bridges and few other surprises making it the longest and most unique zipline on Oahu. Lines average over 1,000 feet including one that is nearly a half mile long. The 3-hour guided tour also includes a fun ATV adventure to the ridge top, stories of Hawaii's rich history, tastes of some of the local fruits and constant panoramic ocean and mountain views of Oahu's famous North Shore.
4. Mahina Hawaii
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 427 reviews
Mahina Hawaii specializes in customized Adventures. We go off the road map, and explore the less explored parts of Oahu. We offer Stand Up Paddling, Surfing, Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling and SUP Yoga. You can do a single adventure, or a combination of adventures for the ultimate Full Day Adventure Retreat. All of our adventures are private, so it's always just you and your party! Explore Hawaii like a local, with a local! See the whole island on the Full Day Adventure, and experience the true beauty of Hawaii. We take you to the best parts of the island, where most tourists and visitors rarely find.
5. Polo Beach
6. Pupukea Beach Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 188 reviews
This location is great for children to swim.
Reviewed By 896ricn
Pupukea tide pools to the left, Shark's Cove to the right. Pools are not deep, mostly walkable - but bring water shoes. Shallow, and barefoot can hurt. Can be hard to maneuver in Snorkel gear. Saw the prettiest little Snowflake eel here, about 18 inches, lots of endemic fish. Really a great spot for kids and little ones. Shark's Cove is to the right of the restrooms. Better depth here and therefore better to Snorkel, or dive. Fish were incredibly abundant: some massive schools of 500 (or so), Green Sea Turtles, eel, and a nice array of Parrot Fish. Visibility to about 60 feet. Visited Thanksgiving week and were told to select a day with little to no surf, as it can make swimming difficult, reduce visibility and possibility cause injury. Picked the right day apparently as it was absolutely fantastic... One of the best I've experienced in the Islands. Notes: go early to get a decent parking spot. The small lot fills up early, by 10am or so. Across the street are several eateries, and a market just next door.
7. Banzai Pipeline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 396 reviews
Reviewed By psudino - Weehawken, United States
We drove past the southern end and stopped at the Northern end of the pipeline at Sunset Beach. The entire length of the pipeline is residential and the beach looks untouched. On the day we visited it was rainy so the waves were actually smaller because the wind was blowing the out, according to our tour driver. Either way, the beach was untouched and beautiful.
8. Sunset Beach Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 903 reviews
Reviewed By travelcentric103 - Los Angeles, United States
Sunset Beach is stunning and beautiful Spend a moment watching the surfers and drive on 5 minutes to Pipeline - all the beaches on the North shore well worth seeing
9. Mokuleia Beach Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler553162
If you like pounding surf, and less people, this is the place to go. Miles of beach and very few people on it. The surf pounds the shore and it is very peaceful to sit and stare at the ocean.
10. Sharks Cove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 750 reviews
Reviewed By June_HTK19
My family went to several places during our stay in Oahu for snorkeling and our favorite spot is definitely Shark’s Cove! Deeper and more interesting undersea terrain to explore than Hanauma Bay, lots lots of fish and some corals, and we also saw a turtle! We prefer early morning snorkeling and when we arrived from Waikiki at around 8am, there were only a few cars in the parking lot, way less crowded than Hanauma Bay. As others suggested, wear marine shoes, be careful when you enter the rocks, do not step on or touch the reef and you should be fine!
