Came here for the first time in a long time with my family. The tickets are really expensive unless you have kama’aina discount with your Hawaii ID. I remember this was packed with sea creatures and shows. Now, everything looks run down, closed down, and majority of the marine life is cut in half. The park looked a lot bigger than I remember when I was a kid, but a lot has changed. At least they have the birds and/or sea turtle exhibits where we can still feed them. The bird food is free, but the turtle food is approximately $6 which comes with a souvenir cup that you can keep. Overall, the admission tickets is just too expensive for such a small area with sea creatures. The staff are super friendly. Lots of parking, but you have to pay approximately $9. There are gift shops, a food court area, and a playground area for kids.

I was looking forward to seeing sea turtles but I wound up loving every exhibit we went to! Check the scheduled feeding times before going if you’re interested in seeing and learning more about specific animals. There is paid parking onsite. We did the luau and the park on separate days. The luau includes food, drinks, interactive cultural activities and ends with a show celebrating all of the Pacific Islander cultures. Very fun and engaging!

We went to Sea Life Park and the Luau. When I say we LOVED them both this is no exaggeration. We fed the turtles, saw the dolphins and the sea lions acted like they were putting on a show for us. Then we came back for the Luau. It was spectacular!!! This was one of the highlights of our trip. The activities were great, the food was delicious and the show was absolutely incredible. I am so so glad we chose Sea Life Park as part of our trip.

We did the sea life park and Luau experience, the park is a little small but included some animal demonstrations and feedings. The sea turtle feeding experience was a lot of fun and brought the turtle up close to see. The Luau experience was amazing and included food, drinks, and cultural activities. There was some rain showers during our visit but they do have a covered area to eat/wait out the rain if needed.

Got there an hour before they closed for the luau. We were worried it wasn't enough time to see everything, while we missed a few presentations an hour was plenty of time to see the animals. The luau was wonderful! Lots of things to do, eat and the main event was fun to watch. We were encouraged to participate which made it more fun.

I visited on a Saturday. I wasn't sure if it was open because the place was completely empty. There were few attractions for the price of the tickets. They're expensive. The food stalls are closed. You can see, huge turtles, seals, and a shark tank with fish. Birds . And dolphins

I went with my family and we really enjoyed it. If you don’t live in Hawaii, the tickets and parking can be quite expensive, but we have no complaints — the park is clean, the attractions were fun, and the staff was friendly.

Had a blast. Food was amazing and the atmosphere was fantastic! Buffet style with huge portions and enough food to get more to take home. Definitely get the celebrity package. It was well worth the money. Definitely go here or the Polynesian Cultural center for great Luau's

The luau was such a great experience. The food was fresh and flavorful, from the smoky kalua pork and tender teriyaki chicken to the noodles, veggies, and the creamy taro cheesecake for dessert. And I probably ate my weight in fresh, delicious dragon fruit. The cocktails were just as good as they looked, colorful, tropical, and topped with orchids and fruit. Valet parking was quick and easy. On top of all that, the staff were friendly and the whole night had a fun, relaxed vibe. Definitely a memorable experience and one I’d recommend.

We loved learning about several of the Polynesian cultures and islands through dance and phrases. The workers, dancers, staff and announcer were high energy, never dropping a beat. I highly recommend this production and encourage others to participate.

This was our first time in Hawaii and our first luau. Amazing. Everyone from check-in to exit were polite and helpful. Majority of the food was delicious (personal preference). The dancers were amazing! The fire was NICE!

The dancers and the presenter were awesome. Great energy and the atmosphere was very positive. The experience was worth every dollar spent. Highly recommend it ❤️

The good: the location was great. The service and show were excellent! We were laughing and amazed the whole night. The not so great: the food appeared to be catered by the Chart House. It was okay. It was not bad by any means, but this would be the only area of improvement I could see. Otherwise, I 100% would recommend this Luau to anyone.

This was my highlght for the Hawaii trip. The songs, the welcome, the ambient and how the performance team made us feel so welcome. The food and sufficient drinks too. It wasnt crouded so the entertainment was engaging all the way. Dont miss this event if you can. The whole family will enjoy it.

Another gorgeous beach that sadly is full of plastic. Would be nice if there was more care put into keeping the trash from flying out of the open garbage cans... An upgrade to the washroom facilities would also be beneficial. A volunteer sweep of the beach to get rid of the small plastics would help the environment.

Bellows was amazing. I spent the night at the campgrounds, and the vibe was just right. Waking up to a stunning sunrise made the whole experience even better. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Heard about this spot from a friendly army fellah - spot on. The sand was nice n soft, waves surprisingly gentle for the wee ones, and the view was epic. Great spot. We came nice and early, practically had the beach to ourselves. 5 for 5 all day long. 🤙

Fantastic place to spend a beach day. Note: You need a military ID to enter or be with someone who does. Beautiful setting. Good waves for boogie boarding, body surfing. Restroom facilities as well.

Bellows Field Beach Park is a stunning destination for anyone who loves the ocean and fresh air. The beach features crystal-clear water that sparkles in the sunlight, creating a perfect setting for a relaxing swim or a leisurely walk along the shore. The atmosphere is calm and refreshing, with clean sand and plenty of open space to unwind. I truly enjoyed spending time here, as the gentle waves and natural surroundings make it easy to forget the rush of daily life. Swimming in the clear blue water was especially enjoyable—it felt both invigorating and peaceful. Whether you’re visiting for a quick dip or a full day of beach fun, Bellows Field Beach Park offers an ideal escape for nature lovers and anyone seeking pure relaxation.

Absolutely beautiful! Was a perfect day at the beach. Water was crystal clear nice waves and the beach was clean and not too busy. Normally used by the military families so it wasn’t too crazy. Definitely a go to again!

Beautiful beach and lots of amenities like showers, restrooms, playground for the kids, and mini golf. Loved it!

A very powerful wave best enjoyed by those accustomed to such a surf from a young age. Boogie boarding is a thing here. Beach sand good for sunbathing, though the rays here are also strong. Lighthouse view in the distance makes for a scenic vista.

Loved this beach! Great for body surfing if your not much of a swimmer. Lots of sun, perfect for sunbathing or bring an umbrella of you want some shade. There's a bathroom and outdoor shower for rinsing.

Nice spot. Water is clean. Scenery is amazing. Make sure to bring your umbrella as it can get get really hot. Plenty of parking spot. Only thing is bathroom is filthy!

Beautiful beach, it’s not kid friendly very heavy waves. This is for experienced surfers no swimming allowed.

Ok, big waves in August! They definitely crash hard and pull you back in so don’t go in if you’re not used to that especially if the warning signs are up! But it’s super fun to just sit and watch body boarders enjoy the big waves :) Views are gorgeous. Never had problem finding parking. Lifeguards on watch during the day.

Beautiful scenic spot that’s not very crowded, with accessible bathrooms and an outdoor shower.

One of the best boogie boarding/bodysurfing beaches you can go to on the Hawaiian Islands! Waves are the perfect height, though some huge waves come in to fast, and beach isn’t crowded at all. Very scenic views of the mountains and distant islands.

Everything about this place is perfect except for the parking. Maybe 12 spaces. So likely have to park on the street. Quiet and calm

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kaiona Beach, tucked away on Oahu’s windward side, is one of those places that feels like a secret spot even though it’s right off the highway. The first thing you notice is how calm and inviting the water looks—shallow, turquoise-blue, and protected by the offshore reef. It’s the kind of beach where you don’t have to worry about big waves, so it’s perfect for families with kids, or anyone who just wants to float, swim, or wade without a rush of surf. The sand here is soft and golden, stretching into clear water that stays shallow for quite a distance. Lining the beach are ironwood and kiawe trees that provide plenty of natural shade, which makes it easy to spend hours relaxing, reading, or setting up a picnic without baking in the sun. The views are classic east Oahu—green mountains behind you, Rabbit Island off in the distance, and endless blue ocean in front. What makes Kaiona stand out is its atmosphere. It doesn’t feel touristy at all—it’s more of a community beach where locals come with their families, so the vibe is relaxed, friendly, and low-key. There are no major facilities (so plan accordingly), but parking is straightforward and much less of a hassle compared to the island’s busier beaches. If you’re looking for a peaceful, scenic spot that feels authentic and untouched, Kaiona Beach is the kind of place you’ll want to spend an entire afternoon. It may not have the crowds or fame of Kailua or Lanikai, but that’s exactly what makes it so special.

Really nice beach and there are benches you can sit at. We brought our lunch here and enjoyed the view.

Quiet beach park with plenty of parking space. If you are visiting Kualoa ranch then give extra 30 minutes to stop here and spend some time on the beach.

Loved this beach so much. Clear water, soft sand and I gotta see sea turtles too.

Beautiful beach! Waters were calm and clear when we went. Also loved having shade to rest under.

I loved this beach, small and there weren't a lot of people when we went on a weekday. When we drove by on the weekend - it looked packed. The parking lot is small but there is parking on the street along the fence if there isnt room in the parking lot. We were able to swim and snorkeling. There is also a public restroom and outdoor showers.