We have a full day set aside to do exactly what you did. Bus from Waikiki to Kailua then to Lanikai. When we arrive at Kailua , we are heading to Agnes Portuguese Bake Shop (it’s actually a food truck that make hand made Malasadas) then over to Zippys to get some lunch to take to the beach. By that time the local bus should be not that far away to get to Lanikai. The snorkelling looked great with fish swimming and a Honu (turtle) , I’m hoping we see the same 🤙 PS we are not hiring a car for the entire time we are there, but do have a car booked for two days to split the island into two. Windward side one day and through the middle to the North Shore second day.
Sounds like a busy but amazing day! The snorkeling at Lanikai is always great on my opinion, all the rocks and reefs make the water a lot more still and I’ve seen a lot of beautiful fish there. And that’s a great idea for using a rental car for the west and north part of the island.
Those mountains in the back you referred to in Kailua are called "Ko'olau Range". (Ko-O-lau-u) the "au" sounds like "ou" as in "ouch" without the ch. Now add "L" with "au"....Lau. It's Kai-lua not Kai-a-lua. And just call the Twin islands, either Mokes or Twin Islands. 😀
Thanks for the tips! I’ve learned the name of the mountains and pronunciations since making my more recent Hawaii videos (I’m sure I can still improve more though!)
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Lanikai beach is my favorite beach in Oahu! We lived in the windward side for 3 years and i miss it so much!!
I'm jealous to hear that, I love the windward side of the island!
Beautiful place sharing, thank you 🤩🙏🏽
Thank you for watching, Hawaii really is beautiful!
@@WanderlustWellman I believe that 🏝🏝⛱️⛱️🤩
Thank you! So good!
Thanks for watching and the nice comment 😁
Thanks a lot for the video and tips!
No problem!
Is the water shallow in most areas or does it get deep fast from the shore
It’s pretty shallow but it does get deep maybe 30-50ft from shore
Were you able to snorkel at Kailua beach?
Yes I was, but I honestly didn't see anything while doing so. Lanikai is infinitely better for snorkeling!
We have a full day set aside to do exactly what you did. Bus from Waikiki to Kailua then to Lanikai. When we arrive at Kailua , we are heading to Agnes Portuguese Bake Shop (it’s actually a food truck that make hand made Malasadas) then over to Zippys to get some lunch to take to the beach. By that time the local bus should be not that far away to get to Lanikai.
The snorkelling looked great with fish swimming and a Honu (turtle) , I’m hoping we see the same 🤙
PS we are not hiring a car for the entire time we are there, but do have a car booked for two days to split the island into two. Windward side one day and through the middle to the North Shore second day.
Sounds like a busy but amazing day! The snorkeling at Lanikai is always great on my opinion, all the rocks and reefs make the water a lot more still and I’ve seen a lot of beautiful fish there. And that’s a great idea for using a rental car for the west and north part of the island.
Is there a parking lot available at Lanikai Beach?
No there isn’t unfortunately, I would recommend parking in the streets nearby or at Kailua’s parking lot and walking over
Is Uber accessible there? To go back to Wakiki
I believe so, but it might be a bit pricey!
I agree Lanikai is the most beautiful beach in Oahu
It is pretty unreal, if there’s a more beautiful beach on the island then I can’t wait to go!
Those mountains in the back you referred to in Kailua are called "Ko'olau Range". (Ko-O-lau-u) the "au" sounds like "ou" as in "ouch" without the ch. Now add "L" with "au"....Lau.
It's Kai-lua not Kai-a-lua.
And just call the Twin islands, either Mokes or Twin Islands. 😀
Thanks for the tips! I’ve learned the name of the mountains and pronunciations since making my more recent Hawaii videos (I’m sure I can still improve more though!)
good thing bro was wearing like 3 masks; lol!
Haha I was visiting during 2022 when people were much more sensitive about COVID