Panorama taken from the beach at Pokai Bay Beach Park on the west coast of Oahu. This is a protected sandy beach surrounded in part by a sea wall. The canoes lined up on the shore belong to a local halau.

Pokai Bay Beach Park - Oahu visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Pokai Bay Beach Park' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hawaii.

Poka'i Bay Beach Park is next to Kaneilio Point, just north of Lualualei Beach on the Waianae Coast, by the town of Wai'anae and close to Waianae Small Boat Harbor, on Oahu island in Hawaii. The beach is a well protected by a sea wall with gently shelving coral. It is good for swimming all year round, even during the winter months when other nearby beaches suffer from high surf and strong tides.

Poka'i Bay Beach Park is named after Hawaiian chief Poka'i who is thought to have brought the first palm trees to Hawai'i from Kahiki. The beach park as lifeguards, picnic areas, BBQ grills, restrooms, showers, shaded areas and public phones. There may be boats and canoes on the water around the beach.

Pokai Bay Beach Park is on the 93 at Wai'anae, about 2 miles south of Makaha, 2 miles north of Maili Beach and 10 miles north of the end of the H1.