Mokuleia Oceanfront Getaway
Located along Oʻahu’s beautiful North Shore, Mokuleʻia Beach Park offers a peaceful escape with miles of sandy shoreline, turquoise waters, and breathtaking coastal views. Known for its natural beauty and uncrowded atmosphere, this hidden gem is perfect for visitors looking to experience the quieter side of Hawaiʻi.
The beach is popular for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, kiteboarding, and windsurfing when ocean conditions are favorable. Its shallow offshore reef attracts experienced ocean enthusiasts, while the expansive shoreline is ideal for beach walks, picnics, and watching spectacular sunsets.
Unlike the busier beaches of Haleʻiwa, Mokuleʻia offers a more secluded experience surrounded by the stunning Waiʻanae Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
Amenities
Sleeps up to 7 guests
Two king bed and one Queen bed and a twin bed.
Full Kitchen with dishes, utensils, coffee maker, blender, etc.
Linens, towels, and beach towels provided
Smart TV
Beach chairs
Child-friendly and smoke-free
Rates start at $650 a night.
Rates are based on the number of guests, nights booked, and the month booked.
Disclosures
Properties that are rented under 180 days are considered short-term rentals and may be subject to a 14% transit accommodation tax and a 4.712% general excise tax. If you are interested in any of these properties please contact us. We also have several long term rentals, so please send me an email if you are looking for something 6 months or longer.
We do not rent to people for events or large gatherings. We want to keep the neighborhoods peaceful for everyone.
All leases will be given a 30 day lease. Online bookings are subject to manager or owner approval. City and County of Honolulu regulations require a minimum 30 day rental agreement, all leases will be written for 30 days.
Things to Do Near Mokuleʻia Beach Park
Hike to Kaʻena Point
Explore one of Oʻahu’s most scenic coastal trails leading to the island’s northwestern tip. This approximately five-mile round-trip hike offers spectacular ocean views, rugged coastline, and opportunities to observe native seabirds and Hawaiian monk seals from a safe distance. Bring plenty of water and sun protection, as the trail has very little shade.
Experience Skydiving Over the North Shore
For adventure seekers, nearby Kawaihāpai Airfield, formerly Dillingham Airfield, offers an unforgettable opportunity to skydive above Oʻahu’s coastline. Enjoy panoramic views of the ocean, mountains, and beautiful North Shore beaches while experiencing the thrill of a tandem jump.
Enjoy Horseback Riding Along the Coast
Experience the beauty of Mokuleʻia on horseback with a guided coastal trail ride. Local horseback riding experiences offer a memorable way to enjoy the area's open landscapes, mountain scenery, and picturesque shoreline. Sunset rides are especially beautiful.
Watch a Polo Match
Experience something unique at the Hawaiʻi Polo Club in Mokuleʻia. During polo season, visitors can enjoy exciting matches surrounded by beautiful mountain views and a relaxed North Shore atmosphere. It's a wonderful way to spend an afternoon with friends or family.
Explore Historic Waialua Town
Just a short drive away, Waialua offers a glimpse into Hawaiʻi’s plantation history. Visit the historic Waialua Sugar Mill, browse locally made products, sample Hawaiian-grown coffee and chocolate, and discover charming small businesses.
Visit Haleʻiwa Town
Continue your North Shore adventure in historic Haleʻiwa, known for its surf culture, art galleries, boutique shops, and delicious local food. Enjoy fresh seafood, browse unique Hawaiian gifts, or cool off with a famous North Shore shave ice.
Relax and Enjoy the Sunset
Sometimes the best activity is simply enjoying the beauty of Hawaiʻi. Bring a beach blanket, take a peaceful walk along the sand, or settle in to watch the sun set over the Pacific. Mokuleʻia’s wide-open coastline makes it a wonderful place to unwind.
Local Tips
Mokuleʻia is known for its natural, undeveloped beauty, so visitors should bring water, snacks, sunscreen, and other beach essentials. Ocean conditions can change quickly, particularly during the winter months when powerful North Shore swells create dangerous currents and waves.
There are no lifeguards at Mokuleʻia Beach Park. Always check conditions before entering the water and respect the surrounding reef and marine wildlife.
Whether you're seeking adventure, exploring local culture, or simply enjoying a quiet day by the ocean, Mokuleʻia offers an authentic North Shore experience away from the crowds.