This is just a generic beach picture until we get a better one of this beach.
Swimming is best in the small protected bay on the South side of the beach.
Surfers frequent this beach as it has some of the best waves on Oahu's North Shore. The break can be very dangerous, especially at low tide, as it is on a shallow reef. The deeper waters around the breakwater often have very strong rip currents that run seaward into Waialua Bay - please be careful. The Hawaiian Lifeguard Association and Ocean Safety and Lifeguard Services Division of the City and County of Honolulu have been actively working with this production to ensure its safety and that the surf lifesaving and rescue aspects of the show are accurate. Learn more about the guards who perform rescues and save lives in some of the truly most epic surf in the world by clicking here for the web site of the North Shore Lifeguard Association.