Queens Beach

What travelers say:

Queen's Beach, Queens Beach, adjacent to Khi Beach, is located in the southwestern tip of Oahu Island, south of the Kuxio Beach, which belongs to the Waikiki Bay part. Address: 2685 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815. In terms of map orientation, along the coastline, from Cuchio Beach to the south, past the Waikiki Wall (Waikiki Wall), is Queen's Beach. Waikiki Wall, shaped like a narrow trestle, the "track bridge" west to south to the sea straight, there is a large pavilion-style building at the west top; At the beginning of the eastern end of the "tsand bridge", near the intersection of Karakava Avenue (Kalakaua Ave) and Kapahulu Avenue (Kapahulu Ave). There is a statue here, built around the statue is stone and running water, connected to the beach. The statue is public art, the "Macquarie and Kira" statue ("Makua and Kila" Statue). Kapihulu Avenue, about 90 degrees right angle with the beach, the west of the sea, the south is Honolulu Zoo (Honolulu Zoo). To the south of Honolulu Zoo, it is the famous Kapi ʻolani Park. The west side of Honolulu Zoo, past Karakava Avenue, is the north beginning of Queens Beach, the south of Waikiki Wall. That is, the long Queens Beach, the vast Pacific Ocean in the east, and the Honolulu Zoo and Capiolani Park across the Karakava Avenue to the west. From this, we can even think that Queens Beach is a broad part of the south of Waikiki Bay. Hawaii is a summery place with a great view of the tourist and vacation destinations, and the Queen's Beach on Oahu is not to be missed. It is one of the best models for vacationing on foot or walking alone, or holding hands, along the long winding coastline.