Fort DeRussy Beach Park - Park in Honolulu - 2055 Kālia Rd, USA

Definitely a great Beach to experience. I don't think you could go wrong with any beach around this area, but if I recommend one it might be this one. I believe there were some restrooms close by and the waves were not huge. So if you wanted to go out a little ways you could. Take your kiddos and enjoy life!

I always love visiting here. It's a beautiful park but more importantly, I love the museum. It's a must see and an easy walk from any hotel on Waikiki.

This park has everything you need, parking, restaurants, bistros, cafe, museum, beach, shade under trees, picnic areas, restrooms, and at the same time it is nicely landscaped, there is enough space for everyone and it is close to the most important POIs in the area.

Fort DeRussy Beach Park makes up the series of beaches popularly known as and collectively called the Waikiki Beaches. Together, than span a distance of an estimate of over a mile from Queens Beach to the southeast to the beach well to the west fronting the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Each beach, which makes up the collection of Waikiki Beaches, boasts it's own distinct character and qualities. Yet, as one walks along the shoreline, it's difficult to accurately know, where one beach ends and the adjacent beach begins. They all blend togrther. Eajoy and experience each inviting setting.

Beau parc dans le centre au bord de l’océan avec une belle plage, verdoyant avec les plantes, palmiers et autres arbres. On peut voir des tortues et entendre des beaux chants d’oiseaux! La plage est bien pour les familles, l’eau est plus calme que les autres plages. On peut trouver de l’ombres dans le parc, picniquer et se reposer derrière la plage. Il y a une buvette et un stand pour louer surf, bodies board, paddle…

This is a beautiful place to hang out on the beach, snorkel with the fish and turtles, watch the sunset, and there's a great little beach bar right there.

We discovered that we can walk along the water's edge for over a mile, passing each resort along the way. The path is sketchy as you pass each hotel, but you can meander your way through some of the properties and keep going along the waterfront. A grand Waikiki explore!

In between two hotels next to the beach is this nice open park that has an Army museum on site. The area has expanses of nice lawn and some gorgeous trees. Seems a popular passageway to get to the beach without snaking through hotels. Lots of shady spots. The beach is narrow but a nice less crowded section it seemed. Military hotel is to one side. The Army museum used to be a bunker in the early a 1900 built to withstand bombardment. They tried it demolish it but it was not possible so they made a museum.