Ko Olina encompasses 642 acres featuring a string of four jewel-like lagoons connected by more than a mile and a half of seaside pathways. Daily public parking in designated areas is available from sunrise to sunset on a first-come first-serve basis.

Please note there are no lifeguards on duty, guests swim at their own risk. Ko Olina's four lagoons and sandy beaches surrounding them are privately owned with pedestrian traffic permitted to and from the lagoon beaches, and to the rocky shoreline for fisherman.

Help us maintain a safe, beautiful and clean environment by placing all trash in the containers provided.

Unless authorized, the following are prohibited along the shoreline and on Ko Olina’s beaches:

• Alcoholic beverages
• Loud or distracting music or noise
• Fires
• Camping
• Tents, windbreakers, sun shades (except infant sun shades not exceeding 3'x3'x3' allowed)
• Frisbees, kites, ball playing
• Scuba
• Smoking/vaping
• Cooking
• Tables (not exceeding 14" high)
• Pedestrian conveyances, such as bicycles, skates, skateboards, rollerblades, roller skates, scooters, hoverboards and similar items (not including ADA equipment)
• Fishing, netting, crabbing, spearfishing, pole fishing
• Scavenging/metal detecting
• Motorized vehicles/vessels
• Unauthorized photography/filming
• Loitering/soliciting/selling/any other commercial use
• Roping off/reserving areas
• Posting signs/banners/balloons
• Hammocks/similar items that are free-standing or attached to landscaping
• Climbing trees/harvesting fruits/flowers
• Organized group events, weddings, proposals, vow renewals
• Oversized inflatables - anything intended for more than one person
• Drones/remote-controlled devices
• Scattering of any items into the Lagoons including but not limited to flowers, ashes, and lanterns
• Use of non-reef-safe sunscreen
• Personal surfboards and other watercraft, except rentals from authorized Lagoon commercial vendors
• Pets – Visually impaired persons may keep guide dogs as defined in Chapter 515, Hawai'i Revised Statutes, hearing impaired persons may keep signal dogs as defined in Chapter S15, Hawai'i Revised Statutes, and physically impaired persons may keep service animals as defined in Chapter 515, Hawai'i Revised Statutes, in their apartments and may use such dogs/animals as reasonably necessary to enjoyment of the Properties.