Kaneohe Bay

Kane‘ohe Bay, an 8-mile-long reef-protected inlet on Oahu’s Windward Coast, extends from the Mokapu Peninsula to Mokoli‘i Island. Within its waters lie four small islands and the world’s largest saltwater sandbar, making it a unique and diverse marine environment. The bay serves as a breeding ground for hammerhead sharks, adding to its ecological significance. Today, visitors can enjoy the calm waters, perfect for kayaking and canoeing, while taking in the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.