Directions
From Waikiki
- Leaving Waikiki, get on H1 West.
- Take the Likelike Highway exit (exit 20A for Highway 63). Likelike Hwy will bring you through the Ko'olau Mountain range to the east side of the island.
- After going through the tunnel on Likelike, use the right two lanes to take the HI-83/Kahekili Hwy ramp.
- Turn right onto Haiku Road.
- Turn left on HI-830/Kamehameha Highway.
- You'll go over a small, narrow bridge, and He'eia State Park will be your very next right hand turn into our entrance.
- Our office and gift shop is located just inside the main banquet hall building at the top of the main parking lot.
- If you get to He'eia Kea Small Boat Harbor, you went just too far.
From North Shore
From Turtle Bay or East of Sunset Beach
- Come down the coast on Kamehameha HWY 83 and He’eia will eventually be on your left as you drive through the bay
- Make sure to follow the water the entire way as the highway splits
- Take HWY H2 South to H1 East to H3 East to Kane’ohe
- Exit onto HWY H3 East and go through the tunnel
- Take exit 11 for 83/Kamehameha HWY and turn left at bottom of off-ramp towards Kane’ohe town
- Once in Kane’ohe town stay on Kamehameha until you arrive at He’eia State park passed Kane’ohe
- Drive all the way back to the banquet hall and there is ample parking in our paved lot
- Check in at our office/gift shop located just inside the main banquet hall building.
From West Side
From Makaha, Disney Aulani Resort, JW Marriott Ihilani, Ko’Olina Resort and West Oahu
- Take HWY H1 East.
- Exit onto HWY H3 East and go through the tunnel.
- Take exit 11 for 83/Kamehameha HWY and turn left at bottom of off-ramp towards Kane’ohe town.
- Stay on Kamehameha HWY through Kane'ohe town and He’eia State park on your right immediately after the bridge. (If you hit He'eia Kea Small Boat Harbor, you just missed it.)
- Turn right into He'eia State Park. Our office and gift shop are located in the main banquet hall building at the top of the parking lot.
Amy Z.
100% the best snorkeling I have ever done and so worth it. They are a nonprofit organization so tours are small because that's not the main focus. They run...
Kaliko P.
Our destination was the Kaneohe Sandbar, which I've visited as a child and wanted to recreate the magic for my teenaged son. My husband and I have both been...
Julian T.
SO MUCH FUN! One of my favorite things that I did this past trip and will certainly try to do it every trip!
Did the self-guided tour - rented two tandem...