I went last Nov and didn't see any turtles. So, I went again this trip twice. The first time I saw 1 and was so excited. The second time a few days later I saw 1, then 2 ended up seeing 6!! You park across the street from the small beach. Head to the right down by the trees there is a path to get down to the beach where you'll see the turtle. At first, I thought they were large rocks. It was amazing.

I believe this beach is commonly referred to as Turtle Beach, and it lived up to it's name. We were here as a stop on our Circle Island Tour. After lunch, we had a chance to cool off and hopefully see some turtles. We were fortunate enough to see a few of the huge turtles while we were there. They move quite slowly and stop often to eat so we were able to watch from a distance as we would see their heads poke out of the water and go back under.

We knew from a previous visit that there are turtles that come up on the beach here every day! They normally come around noon-ish and then stay until after sunset. There is an organization there that monitors the turtles that come up. They are able to identify them and keep everyone a safe distance. The beach is large with plenty of space to spread out and perfect to watch the sunset. There are also quite a few people surfing here as well. If you want a sure fire way to see turtles, this is your spot!

Nicknamed Turtle Beach. Best to come early in the day. While no turtles on the beach, we spotted several in the water which left us satisfied. There is a parking lot available across the street and we had no trouble finding a spot in the middle of the day on a weekday in March. This is not a wide sandy beach to sit on all day but was rather rocky and a good place to stroll around.

We dropped by Laniakea Beach because I read that turtles can be spotted here. We were not disappointed. Although there was only 1 turtle on the beach, it was a big one and we were so glad to even see 1! There were quite a lot of people here for the turtle but no one got close since the turtle was roped off with signs to leave it alone. There was a lifeguard on duty but the waves were pretty strong. I don't know how many people actually go swimming here during this time of year.

5. This beach was amazing for turtle viewing. We made a special trip here from Honolulu because we did not see sea turtles on any of our other excursions during our cruise around the island . it was our last day and we looked up where to find turtles and this beach popped up. It was about a forty dollar Uber drive from airport Honolulu hotel, but it was well worth it, just make sure you stop at the part of the beach where you see all the yellow barrels. That is the part of the beach where you will find the turtles. We were there around noon and saw a large massive turtles taking turns coming up on shore to eat, the moss off of the rocks. You had very close viewing of the turtles both in and out of water the area was not a good area for snorkeling to the slippery rock. However, that was what the turtles were after this made my Hawaiian vacation. I highly recommend it if you want to view sea turtles.

We stopped by here on the way back from the north shore. There are pylons preventing the southbound traffic from turning into the parking areas. We were lucky to find a spot in front of a house. The sand is nice and clean here. There werent any turtles on the beach this time, but lots of turtles swimming in the water. A few of them came up for air and washed up briefly by the waves. It was so fun just watching the turtles. Well worth the drive.