South Shore Kauai beaches.

Poʻipū Beach Park has a palm-shaded picnic lawn beside the bay. Shipwreck Beach sits below the rocky headland at Keoniloa Bay.

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South Shore

Brennecke’s is a small South Shore bay edged with rock.

Limestone surrounds Haula Beach.

The sand at Kamala Point curves toward a low rocky headland.

A shallow reef runs along Kawailoa Bay.

A rocky headland rises over the sand at Keoniloa Bay, also called Shipwreck Beach.

The resident describes Kīpū Kai from the seaward side, with private land behind the bay.

Just a small strip of beach separates the road and reef at Kolopa.

Kuahonu is a bay on the Kīpū Kai coast.

The view at Kukuiʻula is of a harbor, with little sand between the park and the water.

Shells and surf are the details the resident remembers about Lāwaʻi Bay.

A curving sand beach backed by trees stretches along the Māhāʻulepū coast.

The Makawehi cliffs show a different side of the coast near Shipwreck Beach.

At Molehu Point the coast rises into steep rock.

Nukumoi Point is the landmark to look for in the middle of Poʻipū Beach.

The pond itself drew the resident’s attention at Palama.

The resident places Paoo north of Kawailoa Bay.

A crescent of sand, picnic tables under palms, and a view of Nukumoi Point.

A stream mouth interrupts the rocky coast at Wahiawa Bay.

The original view of Waiohai shows a small sandy bay with palms and buildings behind it.