Beautiful sight! After our Thanksgiving meal we had a few hours to spend before heading to the airport. So glad we found time to take in this amazing experience for our final day of vacation. We admired the water from the top but plenty of people ventured down below for an up close experience. It was very windy so hold on to your items. Nice scenic ride to get to this free attraction and there are a small amount of parking spaces available. This was an extra perk that we added to our bucket list, my husband even raved about the beauty of it!

The Hanalo Blow Hole is amazing sight to see. It's on the Southeast coast of Oahu and is a must see and do. The blow hole is an area where the ocean tides come in and blow an enormous waterspout thru the rocks, etc. Whatever you do, stop by and take lots of pictures. Its really cool.

Another first day adventure. We didn’t plan much as we were unsure how we would feel after traveling. This was a great stop on our first day and welcome to the island. Parking is limited so be ready to wait your turn.

I visited here and hiked many trails on 09/13 during my first visit to Hawai'i & posted a vlog! Search "Nikko Gandia Travels" on YT. Tried to see the blowhole but it was low tide. Check to see if it's high tide when you plan to visit. At least there's a nice cove on the right side.

This whole area is so beautiful and alwlays full of cars but if your patient you can get in. Great views but no food trucks like they had years ago.Cops are here all day. Did not see the blowhole blow this day

If you are visiting Oahu you have to stop at this overlook. This part of the island is beautiful! You can see for miles the clear dark blue ocean. We even saw 2 green sea turtles. It was really windy and big surf the day we visited so the blowhole was a blowing. This was one of my favorite stops.

Timed our visit perfectly - high tide in a windy day with wild surf. Blow hole was working perfectly and awesome to witness. You can pull off the side if the toad and park easily to see the blue home from the top if the cliffs. If really keen you can walk down rocks to small beach below where they have filmed scenes in movies like 50 first dates etc. We didn’t do this or climb the rocks to what I believe is a cave they used to film Aquaman. Great place to stop for a picture and we saw a green turtle swimming!

A pretty neat feature on the island. Off the beaten path a bit but a nice reprieve from the busy city center. Along the coast, beautiful drive. 10-15 minutes is enough to see. Some limited swimming available but we did not take part.

The blowhole is most active when the tide is high and the winds are strong. Unfortunately when we were there, these conditions were absent and we could not see any waves being caused to shoot high up. Nevertheless, the scenery in the surrounding areas is gorgeous. Many cars stopped here to view the beautiful scenery

To make a drive just to go see it I thinks it’s not really worth it. It was cool to see it but that’s all it is. Kind of like a costa point. Park at the parking lot and see it then drive away. There’s nothing else just a little tiny beach which seemed rocky and steep to climb up and down the cliff. Not little kid friendly because it seemed deep, narrow beach and just kind of dangerous. We drove to it, stayed there for about 20 minutes and then drove to our next destination.