La'ie Point State Wayside Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience La'ie Point State Wayside Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Oahu Uncovered: Full Island Tour with a Local Guide

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• 8-Hour Circle Island Jeep Tour

• Private Luxury Tour of Oahu Island

You can visit La‘ie Point State Wayside Park for free on your own. Or, take a tour to learn more about the area. The state park is typically visited on a circle island tour, which costs US$185 and up, or on a self-guided audio tour, starting at US$20.

La‘ie Point State Wayside Park is located on Oahu's northeastern shore. It is reached by driving through a residential area from the town of Laie. Circle island tours stop here for its views of the rocky coastline. The park is small and best reached by car (parking is limited).

There are no restrooms or picnic facilities at La‘ie Point State Wayside Park. You'll find a small parking area (with a few spots) at the end of a dead-end road in a residential area. People come for the scenic views, and fishing is allowed—no smoking, alcoholic beverages, or pets.

You'll stop at La‘ie Point State Wayside Park for the scenic ocean views. You might see people cliff jumping off the La‘ie Point Needle, though this is extremely dangerous and not recommended. The rocks are very sharp and slippery, so wear protective footwear and keep children away from the cliffside.

According to legend, La‘ie Point is the spot where Hiʻiaka—the sister of the volcano goddess Pele—cast the remains of the monster Kūiniolo into the ocean. If you can, arrive for sunrise and look for whales in winter. Bring your camera to capture the waves crashing on the volcanic rock.