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Russell Kealoha’s Picks for Best Beaches in Oahu

All About Beer Magazine - Volume 31, Issue 3
July 1, 2010 By Brian Yaeger

World-class: “Lanikai Beach is (rated) one of the nicest beaches in the world, located in Kailua over on the east side of Oahu.”

Swim with green sea turtles: “Hanauma Bay is a definite must go. It has beautiful, clear blue water and fish that might bite you if you try to feed them.”

Hang ten: “Ehukai Beach on the North Shore is where you’ll find the Banzai Pipeline. Look but don’t try.”


Brian Yaeger
Brian Yaeger is the author of Red, White and Brew: An American Beer Odyssey. He homebrews in San Francisco and if you have an intact bottle of Ring of Fire, beer mail him at byaeger on the communal sites or at [email protected]

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