Pahipahi‘Ālua BeachOahu's Beach Named After a Curve BladeNestled along the northern Oahu shorelin ....

Pahipahi‘Ālua Beach

Oahu's Beach Named After a Curve Blade

Nestled along the northern Oahu shoreline, Pahipahi'Alua Beach, also known as Pahipahi'alua Beach or Pahipahi‘ālua Beach, offers a serene escape with its light brown sandy expanse bordered by trees and intermittent rocky stretches. This west-facing beach, featuring a distinctive curved shape reminiscent of a double-edged cutting instrument, derives its name from Hawaiian terminology.

Boasting a small offshore islet, Pahipahi'Alua Beach invites visitors to explore its natural beauty. Although lacking lifeguard services and amenities, it welcomes leashed dogs, providing a dog-friendly beach experience. Accessible via Pahipahi Street, conveniently connected to Hawaii Route 83 (part of Kamehameha Highway), reaching this beach is straightforward.

For an optimal experience, consider planning your visit during low tide when the beach unveils its full charm. Immerse yourself in the natural allure of Pahipahi'Alua Beach, a hidden gem along Oahu's northern coast.