Laie beaches

La'ie Beach Park, located on Oahu's northeastern shore, has a white-sand beach with waves year-round, but the waves are usually more consistent and higher in the winter months. The beach fronting the beach park is known as Pounders Beach because of its often times pounding shorebreak. A shallow sandbar is responsible for the pounding surf and strong currents. Be cautious because this sandbar drops off abruptly. The beach is lined with large ironwood trees which provide plenty of shade for a picnic. La'ie is a census-designated place located in the Koolauloa District on the island of Oahu in Honolulu County, Hawaii, United States. The community of La'ie has a rich history and was once a city of refuge. The area is also home to several other beaches, including Hukilau Beach, Temple Beach, and Kokololio Beach, which offer a range of activities and scenic views. La'ie Point is another notable spot, offering a clifftop view of the epic rock outcroppings just off shore