Best Views and Lookouts in Waimanalo

Real videos of Views and Lookouts in Waimanalo — 4 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. HistoricBreathtakingScenicHistoric sitePanoramic viewsHiking trails

    About the venue

    Makapuʻu Point Lighthouse, perched on a cliff in Kalama Valley, offers one of the most stunning views of the coastline in Hawaii. Built in 1909, this historic lighthouse is accessible via a scenic hike, attracting both history buffs and nature lovers. The trails around the lighthouse provide breathtaking panoramic scenery, making it a popular stop for tourists. Visitors are encouraged to bring binoculars for spotting marine life and scenic views.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a scenic view from a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean. The camera pans across the coastline, revealing a small island in the distance. The sky is clear with scattered clouds, and the water is a deep blue color.

    Makapuu Lighthouse Rd

  2. RusticFamily-friendlyWholesomeFresh produceTropical fruitsFarm tours

    About the venue

    Waimanalo Country Farms, situated on Lupe Street in Waimanalo, showcases the beauty of local agriculture with their expansive farm stand. Visitors can find a variety of fresh produce, tropical fruits, and flowers grown directly on-site. The farm is popular for its seasonal activities, including fruit-picking and farm tours, offering a hands-on experience in Hawaiian farming. The laid-back atmosphere attracts families and health-conscious shoppers.

    What the videos show

    A woman walks down a dirt path through a sunflower field towards a mountain. The scene is serene and picturesque, with string lights hanging overhead. In the background, a person is sitting at a table.

    41-225 Lupe Street

  3. TranquilNaturalSecludedSoft sandLifeguardsClear waters

    About the venue

    Waimanalo Beach, situated on Wailea Street in East Honolulu, is renowned for its pristine, soft sandy shores and crystal-clear waters. The beach is a popular local hangout, known for its less crowded atmosphere compared to other beaches on the island. It offers amenities including showers and lifeguards, ensuring a safe environment for swimming and sunbathing. The tranquil surroundings make it a favored spot for both residents and tourists looking for an escape to paradise.

    What the videos show

    The video presents a series of aerial shots showcasing a coastal landscape during sunset. The top frame captures a beach with gentle waves lapping against the shore, while the middle frame focuses on a small island with a sandy beach and rocky cliffs. The bottom frame provides a wider view of the coastline, revealing a town nestled among lush greenery and mountains.

    41-010 Wailea St

  4. SecludedNaturalExploratorySnorkelingUninhabitedKayak access

    About the venue

    Maïna Island, also known as Rabbit Island, is an uninhabited island off East Honolulu, accessible primarily by kayak or boat. This small, picturesque island is known for its serene beaches and snorkeling opportunities in its nearby waters. The surrounding area features rich marine life and beautiful coral reefs, making it popular among avid snorkelers and nature lovers. It's a recommended spot for those looking to escape the city and explore Hawaiian nature.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a wide aerial shot of two islands, one larger than the other, both covered in brown vegetation and situated in dark blue water under a cloudy sky. It then transitions to a closer view of one of the islands at sunset, showing rocky cliffs and white waves crashing against them.