Sunset Beach

Sunset Beach is located on Oahu's North Shore and is famous for big-wave surfing during the winter season. Paumalū is the native Hawaiian name for this location. It's a two-mile (3.3-kilometer) strip of predominantly beige sand at 59-104 Kamehameha Highway in Pupukea, 39 miles (63 kilometers) from Waikiki.

Sunset Beach, like many other beaches on Oahu's North Shore, is considered unsafe for new surfers due to massive coral formations near the surface, which pose a severe risk of catastrophic damage. The trade winds will be both a benefit and a hindrance, as the offshore breeze will make paddling for a wave tough. The swimming conditions vary based on the area and season. In general, the water is as flat as a lake in the summer and has waves in the winter. All surfing competitions take place in the winter, around December and January, when the waves are the biggest and best. Swimming conditions vary from location to location along the beach. Except during inclement weather, there is typically space to swim.

Travelers can spend the day at Sunset Beach, Hawaii's ultimate North Shore paradise, catching waves and watching sunsets. With wide-open spaces for playing in the sand, swimming, and snorkeling, visitors will find plenty to keep everyone's spirits high. The summer months are ideal for children to enjoy the sea since the waves are quiet. Winter, on the other hand, is ideal for surfing and surfing tournaments. There are other surrounding activities, such as a nocturnal Lua, hiking, golfing, and others. We can also go inside a few tidal pools to see some of nature's most brilliant beauties.

Location: Oahu, Hawaii