Ko Olina Beach & Sports Club

The Ko Olina Sports & Beach Club is adding Stand Up Paddle Board Yoga, and Stand Up Paddle Board Fit classes in March. Make sure you RSVP for SUP, spinning, and TRX classes in advance because there are limited spots.Here are photos of the Sunset Yoga class from last week. The sunset was absolutely stunning that evening!

This is the perfect public beach. This is my third time coming up here and enjoy it more every time I come out. It's not too crowded during the time of year to come and the water is crystal clear. The view is amazing. There's a lot of space for people to spread out. While you can bring your own food it would be drink if they had a nice little Eatery out there or at least a space for food trucks

drove down the ko olina from honolulu for lunch and it was so pretty. the food was great and the service was fast. only supposed to eat there is you're staying at the marriott but they let us and i'm so happy they did because it was delicious

This was the first beach I ever visited my second time to Hawaii:) I found side parking and had no issues me and my daughter set up shop after breakfast at #mycafe in Kapolei:) I really enjoyed the water and I thought the beach was beautiful and my daughter had a ball!!!! I am. Not sure why anyone would have anything bad to day about this beach. It's perfect and relatively empty during the week:) I was able to get a good three mile run here and everything!

This is one of my favorite places! I hang out here all day..I walk from lagoon to lagoon, do some swimming, a little tanning, a little napping and then go down to the next lagoon. It is really stunning! The only minus is the parking, especially on weekends, there's very limited free parking so you have to park in the pay parking....I think it was like 10 bucks for all day. But whatevahs, I love this place! :)

Four lagoons in one beach park? Yes, that's right, this is actually a man-made beach at Ko Olina and its several hotels. Gotta love their reef barriers and the way their lagoons are structured. Palm trees are plentiful and it may be crowded in the mid-day, afternoons and evenings. When I walked the entire distance in Fall 2012, it was during the early morning hours, so I didn't have to deal with heavy crowds.There are also showers and restrooms on-site, and they are pretty well maintained.Best to park in areas that are specifically designated for park and beach users. As a hotel guest, you don't want to have your car ticketed and/or towed!Overall, this is a beach park that I'd recommend if you're venturing out to the Leeward Side and need someplace to walk or jog up and down.

I used to love coming here growing up.. My family would come here often. Now, ever since they keep building hotels, it's just filled with tourists. Also, before, you used to be able to wait in line for a parking to open up. Now, there are parking attendants saying you can't wait -_-. The only lagoon that there is no parking attendant is lagoon 3.. And since the parking is full at the marina as well, currently, we've been waiting in line at lagoon 3 for an hour!!! This is ridiculous. They should at least let us wait for parking in lagoon 4. Locals, I recommend to Go elsewhere and don't waste your time.

What's not to like here. There is:- Free parking (though crowded, if you wait a few minutes you will get a spot on a weekday)- Beautiful lagoons with calm waters for kids, but still some waves.- Grass and sand to lay out on, your choice- Well kept walkways and trail to walk on between lagoonsThe crowd here is a little less "rough around the edges" than at other public beaches in Oahu.

This is one of my favorite beaches on Oahu! The private lagoons are generally not as crowded as other beaches. The parking is very limited..I have had good luck parking at Lagoon 4. If there is not any parking available, I usually park at the marina and pay about $10 for parking. The beach is really clean and has showers. The bathrooms are clean compared to other beach bathrooms that I have been to. The nice thing about this beach park is that all of the lagoons are connected you can walk from one to the other. The water in the lagoons is pretty tranquil. Nice to swim and splash around in with the kids. If you venture for a walk you can also stop by and visit the Disney Aulani and have lunch. Good times. Or just bring your own foodies to the beach.

To be fair, the club may be wonderful but when I asked if the tennis courts were available for visitors, i was told no. This is Unfortunate, when we go to Maui, we go to the Kapalua tennis club and the royal Hawaiian tennis club, pay a fee and they arrange some matches, great fun for visitors and locals , new players, new levels.Jus wish the club would reconsider opening their courts to visitors and I would rather not go to the expensive four seasonsFood for thoughts