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Book your trip to Waialua and remunerate who inspired you
The last night of a two week stay on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii.
There is something magical about sunsets. This was shot in Hawaii during the winter after a long day of surfing. I just love taking my time, breathing in deeply and gazing at the sun disappearing into the horizon.
5 km from Waialua
Our recent move to North Shore Oahu was the best thing we could’ve done. Within two weeks we ended up buying two longboards and surfing almost everyday. School and work seem to be an afterthought. The waves and silence of the ocean have seemed to steal our souls.
11 km from Waialua
Heavy waves call to me. Just the raw power, awe and beauty inspire me. I happened to line this one up as some huge sets a back doors were coming through.
11 km from Waialua
I love how the back of a wave creates these whisps and trails of white wash. Turning it up and down creates a very cool texture.
14 km from Waialua
The most beautiful sunset I’ve ever seen, in North Shore Oahu. 🌅🌴
16 km from Waialua
Hiking the most infamous Olomana Trail or 3 peaks as some people call it. This is one of my favorite hikes that I go to. Lots of climbing and breathtaking views wherever you look. Enjoy! P.S this is ME :D
16 km from Waialua
The Olomana Trail is a hike up three peaks in the Kailua area of Oahu. The three peaks is a test of attributes. The first hike is a test of endurance 1.5 mile up a steep mountain. The second climb pushes your physical strengths, through climbing rocks and ropes. The last is all mental, it pushes your fear of heights and sketchy situations.
Experienced by Hoang M Nguyen
16 km from Waialua
Started our hike at 3 AM to avoid security guards. Had some difficulty navigating through dense forests, but eventually stumbled upon the entrance to one of the most breathtaking hikes on this planet.
Experienced by Nick Patel
18 km from Waialua
winding down a surf with on Oahu’s Eastside.
18 km from Waialua
If I could build a house here to stare at this all the time.
19 km from Waialua
On the day I took this photo, I woke up at 2am to climb the Haiku Stairs with my sister. After that exhausting endeavor, we headed to the other side of Oahu for some much-needed relaxation. We stopped at this beach, marveled at the colors, and took some quick photos. This shot reminds me of the immense sense of accomplishment we both felt after achieving a huge goal.
Experienced by Wesley Riddle
22 km from Waialua
On the westside of O’ahu are stunningly beautiful beaches that you can watch the sunset from. During the winter the winds are so strong and tide so heavy that it’s easy to catch both the sunset and the crashing waves. These two powerful elements make for some awesome scenes. The waves thundered so hard that I actually got a little scared for getting so close. But the rocks just in front of me guarded against the chaos just feet away. I was grateful to be able to catch these without getting beat down by it’s force. Amazing!!!
34 km from Waialua
Botanical gardens at sunrise camping on the east side of Oahu Hawaii
36 km from Waialua
As we summited the Haiku Stairs with the sun was peeking over the horizon, we felt like we were the only ones on this beautiful planet. That was short lived when a helicopter decided to spoil our euphoric moment. But it was still cool, so I snapped a picture of him. :)
37 km from Waialua
Looking out over the bay after climbing the Haiku stairs
38 km from Waialua
Imagine this was your back yard…enough said.
38 km from Waialua
Guy Hiking Olomana Hiking Trail Oahu Hawaii
39 km from Waialua
Mount Olympus, Olomano peak, Ka, au Crater, Mokulua islands, Lanikai, Kailua, the ocean… Some of my favorite things to do and see are all in this pic.
39 km from Waialua
Mt. Olympus in all its glory. I was hiking directly below this shot on the ridge never knew how beautiful it would be from above.