Top Things to do in Waimanalo
Things to do in Waimanalo, Hawaii (HI): The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Waimanalo, United States including Hawaii Paragliding, Shark Tank Scuba, Small Kine Farm, Makai Research Pier, Waimanalo Beach, Makapu'u Beach, Bellows Field Beach Park, Kaiona Beach Park, Sherwood Beach, Olomana Golf Links.
Restaurants in Waimanalo
1. Hawaii Paragliding
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
On a Tandem Paragliding Adventure you will be able to experience the thrill and exuberance of flying over beautiful Hawai’i. The majestic mountains of the Koolau Range carved by fire, water and wind create unique topography that will take your breath away. Experience flying like a dream with Hawaii Paragliging!
2. Shark Tank Scuba
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Shark Tank Scuba is a scuba dive experience in the Sea Life Park shark tank aquarium. There is no other scuba dive like it on Oahu! Not only do you get to dive with sharks, but you also receive free admission to Sea Life Park for the day. Swim with Hawaiian ray, hammerhead shark, sandbar sharks, white & black tip reef sharks. Great for non-swimmers, guaranteed fun, safe swim with sharks!
3. Small Kine Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Why everyone loves mushrooms? How does a recycling company give rise to an USDA certified organic mushroom farm? Not only are we the only Portabella farm in Hawai‘i, but by using our own compost and a high-tech pasteurization and growing process, we have been able to produce safe, high quality USDA certified organic mushrooms. Tour includes 15 minutes of presentation on the farm history. 30 minutes of guided composting and cultivation process. 20 minutes of mushroom tasting and fun.
4. Makai Research Pier
5. Waimanalo Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 715 reviews
A large beach in Oahu.
Reviewed By gbmir3 - Houston, United States
Incredibly beautiful beach, with soft sand, great waves and beautiful clear blue water. Plenty of room, very uncrowned even on State holiday.
6. Makapu'u Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 320 reviews
Stretching more than 1,000 yards of sandy shoreline, this spot is considered the premier bodysurfing beach in Hawaii.
Reviewed By momoftwoboysnc
Enjoyed body surfing the big waves and exploring the area surrounding the beach, water shoes are a must.
7. Bellows Field Beach Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 413 reviews
Reviewed By byronl891 - Oahu, United States
Amazing sand and small waves for the beginners. Convenient store and gas for military, bathrooms and showers. Cabins, condo and campgrounds for military. A must see and experience spot...
8. Kaiona Beach Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By MikeH305 - Phoenix, United States
This park has parking but if you don't know it is here you will drive right past. The beach is not crowded. Locals were here when we came and they said it is normally quiet like when we were there. The reason I stopped is because the set for Magnum PI is just up the road so I was able to see the breakwater that was used many times on the set. Nice sandy beach and greenish blue water with Rabbit Island out across the sea.
9. Sherwood Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By JayJolleyTA - Omaha, United States
This is our fourth trip to Oahu and we always go to this beach for boogie boarding. The weather can be more of a challenge than Waikiki, i.e. windier, cooler, and more cloudy, but we wouldn’t go if all we wanted were to lie out in the sun. The parking lot has never been full and it is a 50 yard walk from there to the beach. There is a restroom facility with showers to rinse off salt and sand and room to change.
