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My wife and I recently celebrated our 50th anniversary with a trip to Oahu, HI.
After researching clothing optional beaches on Oahu, there were six identified through various web searches, we opted for Polo Beach on the North Shore.
Google Maps showed it about an hour from our hotel in Honolulu. Near Dillingham Airfield but if you get to the airfield you've gone too far.
No signage identifying it as beach access, just a lot of cars parked along the side of the road near a sign saying it was marker 256 that identifies a location for emergency services if needed.
A 1/4 mile or so walk down the flat path led right to a beautiful beach on the Pacific Ocean.
Naturist/nude area to the right as you reach the beach with textiles to the left.
I counted maybe five textiles there with probably 4-5 dozen naturists to the right spread out over about a 1/4 mile beach.
There are no amenities...no toilets, water or lifeguards. Just a beautiful naturist beach. So, whatever you bring in you must bring out. There are trash cans just off the road near the entrance to the trail leading to the beach.
Plug in the following address into Google Maps:
Polo Beach Parking, 68-434 Farrington Hwy, Waialua, HI 96791
dchank55
After researching clothing optional beaches on Oahu, there were six identified through various web searches, we opted for Polo Beach on the North Shore.
Google Maps showed it about an hour from our hotel in Honolulu. Near Dillingham Airfield but if you get to the airfield you've gone too far.
No signage identifying it as beach access, just a lot of cars parked along the side of the road near a sign saying it was marker 256 that identifies a location for emergency services if needed.
A 1/4 mile or so walk down the flat path led right to a beautiful beach on the Pacific Ocean.
Naturist/nude area to the right as you reach the beach with textiles to the left.
I counted maybe five textiles there with probably 4-5 dozen naturists to the right spread out over about a 1/4 mile beach.
There are no amenities...no toilets, water or lifeguards. Just a beautiful naturist beach. So, whatever you bring in you must bring out. There are trash cans just off the road near the entrance to the trail leading to the beach.
Plug in the following address into Google Maps:
Polo Beach Parking, 68-434 Farrington Hwy, Waialua, HI 96791
dchank55