Outside the protected bay area, you can go surfing or wind surfing. Along the shoreline, you can go reef walking and observe the sea life left in the tide pools and shallow reef area. School children visit this area every year. They learn about the delicate ecosystem of the tide pool and shallow reef area. They get to collect and study the marine life and flora and fauna of these areas.
Nothing is removed or taken back to the classroom.
All marine animals are placed back into their original habitat. This is done so that others can enjoy the tide pools as they do their reef walk. Another place we like to visit is the Kamalani Playground at the Lydgate Beach Park area. At the playground there are volcano slides, tire swings, regular swings, parallel bars, spider crawl area, monkey bars, swinging bridges, five different kinds of slides. The swimming area is surrounded by a man made rockwall protecting it from the open ocean People from all over can come and enjoy some fun in the sun and learn a little something about our island paradise.