Kahuku Discount Bookings with Accommodation Missouri

Turtle Bay is great location. Hotel is very quite, no other hotels nearby, just golf courses, beaches and beautiful trails. Rooms are spacious, very well equiped and maintained. Wish we stayed longer than just 3 nights. If you are looking for intimacy, this is the right place to stay.

A remote village on the north shore of Oahu, this area has beautiful weather and is great to see the big wave surfers in the winter. However, the beaches are not particularly swimmable unless you are a great swimmer due to the size of the surf and rip currents. While great for surfing, it is not so great for everyone else. There are few dining options in this area and unless you are willing to drive 20-30 minutes to the closest small town, you will be eating resort food when available or from a food truck. So remote that Domino's won't even deliver. That should say something because people who pay $800+ per night for accommodations don't usually want Domino's pizza. But it was the last resort.

Great location and the property is very nice. However you need to be more precise in giving the location. I spent over an hour trying to locate the place--including working with local security personnel

Great location. Easy access both North and South. The 2 lane road gets pretty crowded at times. This is particularly true headed North to the Dole Plantation and on to the freeway. Access to great beaches was excellent. Turtle Bay Resort wasn't open as it has some renovation going on. The golf course was closed, but a great walk around on the cart path. Lots and lots of food trucks for quick meals. Close to BYU Hawaii and the Polynesian Culture Center.

Kahuku is a beautiful area for fantastic scenery and just chilling out. The beaches are beautiful! Delicious food trucks all along the road. A great place to just sit back and take in the beauty!!!

A humble and lively area of Oahu, Kahuku couldn't be geographically or experientially more opposite to its south-of-the-island counterpart that is Waikiki. Food trucks and surfing are the way of the day up here. We visited in Summer so the surf was nowhere to be seen. Would love to come back in Winter another time. Note: first time to Hawaii so can't compare or contrast to any of the other islands.