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Current conditions at Waikiki at Queen Kapiolani Beach
Beach & Nearshore
Caution
Approach the water with caution. Be aware that ocean conditions can change. This is the safest level of nearshore conditions.
Primarily for beachgoers and surfers
Offshore
Caution
Be cautious and maintain alert for choppy seas, currents, and breaking waves. Users of kayaks and other unpowered craft must be aware of strong wind, wave, and current conditions that can carry you offshore, and are capable of changing unexpectedly.
Primarily for boaters and kayakers
Learn more about these rating signs and alerts. Ratings updated Tuesday, November 24, 2020 - 6:42pm
Weather
77°F
Rain
Winds from the Northeast at 12.7 gusting to 19.6 MPH (11 gusting to 17 KT)
Surf Forecast (Official)
Recommended Activities
Amenities
Waikiki at Queen Kapiolani Beach is also known as
Waikiki
Outrigger Canoe Club
Sans Souci Beach
War Memorial Natatorium
Kapiolani Beach Park
Queens Beach
Queen's Surf Beach
News
Background
Kapiʻolani Beach Park occupies most of shore that borders Kapiʻolani Beach Park. This steep, narrow beach has generally very small waves and a lifeguard tower, making it ideal for less experienced swimmers. The offshore reef, groins, and seawalls may be sharp and dangerous and should be approached with caution. The beach narrows to the east, and is backed by a seawall and walkway.
This description is from John R. K. Clark's Beaches Series:
Beaches of Oʻahu,
Beaches of Kauaʻi and Niʻihau,
Beaches of Maui County,
and Beaches of the Big Island
published and available for purchase from the University of Hawaiʻi Press.
We thank John R. K. Clark for providing beach descriptions for use on this site.
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