Mokulēʻia Beach Park is a small, secluded, oceanfront park with a long white sand beach and pristine, blue waters. Located on Oahu’s North Shore between Wailua and Ka'ena Point, the beach is the perfect place to get away from the crowds. Mokulēʻia attracts surfers, snorkelers, spear fishermen, kiteboarders, and windsurfers, but is not a top attraction for swimmers because of the shallow reef. Winters have perfect wind conditions for kite and wind surfing, but there are also strong swells and rip currents which can be dangerous if you are inexperienced. Sunbathing is a favorite past time on this secluded beach, but if you want some shade, there are plenty of trees to shield you from the suns rays. Keep an eye out for honu (Hawaiian sea turtles) swimming close to shore and watch the display of surfers and wind-and kite-surfers taking advantage of the windy conditions. Amenities include parking, picnic tables, outdoor showers, portable restrooms, and water fountains.