Keawaula Blowhole

At Keaweula Beach Park, also known as Yokohama Bay, there is a blowhole within the rocks along the shoreline. While not as well known as the Halona Blowhole on O‘ahu's east shoreline, this one does have some impressive spouts when the waves are right.

Ewa Airfield Memorial

On the morning of December 7, 1941, the Pearl Harbor Naval Base was not the only military that came under attack. Located seven miles from Pearl Harbor, was the Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, which neighbored Naval Air Station Barbers Point. MCAS Ewa also came under attack that morning. Marines shot at the attacking aircraft, but four Marines paid the ultimate sacrifice, and 12 were injured. This marker commemorates the four fallen Marines.

The base served throughout World War II, and into the Korean Conflict, However, it was closed in 1952, and absorbed into NAS Barbers Point. Part of the airfield and aircraft revetments remain untouched, with a lot of overgrowth. Part of the former MCAS is now the Barbers Point Golf Course (opened in 1966), owned and operated by the US Navy.

Hickam Army Airfield, Schofield Barracks, and Wheeler Army Airfield also came under attack on this fateful day 84 years ago.

Valley Clouds

Low clouds fall and fill in Kalihi Valley on a rainy day.

Makua Beach

Located along the Waianae coastline, is Makua Beach. This is the southern portion of the beach park.

Surfer X-ing

A surfer crossing sign in from of the Surf and Sea store in Hale‘iwa.

Mililani Sunset

The Sun setting behind the Wai‘anae Mountains during a high school football game as seen from Mililani High School's John Kauinana Stadium.

Salt Crystals

On the shoreline outside Wai‘anae High School, was a tide pool was filled with dried sea salt crystals.