Papaloa at Kapaʻa Sands
Show on mapThe resident used to start his morning with a walk from Kapaʻa Sands. From the beach at Papaloa he could look along the coast to Wailua Bay.

A local view
He remembers watching planes in the distance and hearing the waves closer to shore. The two views show footprints along the beach and dark rocks below the hills across the water.
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Lae Nani Beach
Pools and dark rock break up the sandy edge at Lae Nani. Palms stand just behind the shore, where you can see their reflections in the pools.
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Wailua Beach (Horners)
The long sand beach at Wailua sits between Kūhiō Highway and the bay. Horners is the surf break the resident describes near the river mouth.
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Hauola Shoreline
Driftwood collects on the sand south of the Wailua River. A grassy bluff overlooks the bay, with the palms of Lae Nani across the water.
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