Haleiwa Surf Condos "Beach" Kamani Place, Haleiwa, HI 96712

"Great beach with protected area for swimming."

"After living in Waikiki for six months, my wife and I moved to Haleiwa and lived in this complex in the beachfront building, one in from the east end, on the third floor, for all of 1975. Small and plain then but, simply put, heaven. Almost fifty years later I still vividly remember an entire wall and lanai facing a beautiful small bay and the North Pacific ocean with only ten yards of grass, a small stone wall and ten yards or so of sandy beach, depending on the tide and sea conditions. Back then the park, shopping and eating were all very near by without a hint of the insanity of Waikiki. Looking at these pictures it seems very little has changed. Can't imagine a better place to meet the North Shore, Oahu and Hawaii."

"The beach life, North Shore style. This is a very good place to stay on the North Shore Oahu. Some of the condos are year round residents and others are rented out. There are multiple owners to chooses to rent from if you decide to stay here. We will be back sooner than later for vacation. I would rather stay here than around Honolulu and the busy crowded south side of the island. There are tons of shops, restaurants, beaches, trails, paddle boarding, surfing and so forth here and Honolulu is only 30, 45 minutes away."

"Upgraded to 5 stars. The town is so nice. Accommodation were just as expected and advertised. The condo had a partially obstructed view of the beach but was lovely. The self service check in and out made that part easy.and the owner communicated everything well in his emails. Would stay here again."

"It's a really nice out of the way place along the beach. Super quiet and some amazing views from early morning to sunset. It's one of the best places I've stayed at in all of my visits to Hawaii. It's also just a short walk into town. Haleiwa has an interesting array of shops and restaurants from one end of town to the other. Always worth a visit. The beach there is popular with all ages and if you are lucky, you might have a close encounter with a sea turtle or 'honu' like my wife had when she went swimming there. She had been swimming along and stopped briefly when a turtle suddenly appeared and startled her. Once she got over her shock, she realized how lucky she was to get to see it."