Considered among the top free snorkeling areas in Oahu. Yes, you should wear a minimum of water shoes, as some of the coral is sharp and all are uneven. Fins will help the further out you go. When we…Full review by Voyager3263827
Sep 6, 2024
This is personally my all time favorite beach that I’ve visited so far! Definitely for people who like to snorkel and I imagine would be good for young children to swim as most of the beach is very s…Full review by Ariana G
Aug 30, 2024
Went here this past week. Arrived before 10am and parking wasn't an issue. Couple of things to note. Water shoes are a must, it's not only rocky but very sharp as well. If your bringing young kids th…Full review by Chris T
These rocky tidal pools in Pupukea’s Marine Life Conservation District on Oahu’s north shore are famous for snorkeling and scuba diving. Despite its name, there are no sharks to be found here, …
These rocky tidal pools in Pupukea’s Marine Life Conservation District on Oahu’s north shore are famous for snorkeling and scuba diving. Despite its name, there are no sharks to be found here, but the cove boasts an impressive variety of marine life, including schools of fish, octopuses, sea turtles, and thriving coral. Visit in summer when the waters are calm, as the winter’s waves make for dangerous conditions. There are restrooms and limited parking but no lifeguards on duty. Also, wear water shoes as it’s easy to lose footing on the sharp and slippery rocks. – Tripadvisor
We are headed to Sharks Cove next week. Is there a place to change clothes? We will be driving the North Coast all day and are hoping to change into swimsuits there!
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Yes there are bathrooms right at the cove. And there are good food trucks and places to rent snorkel gear across the street.
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