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Laie Point

Just off Kamehameha Highway, Oahu, Hawaii

Featured Review : Laie is in northeastern Oahu (other end from Waikiki) and has a sight that is a really nice stop for a short diversion or stretch of legs. At the stoplight at the shopping center, head directly AWAY from the shopping cen...See Full Review

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    3 out of 5 stars

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Laie Point Reviews

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Visiting Laie Point

  • 3 out of 5 stars by creekland from East Berlin, Pennsylvania
  • April 27, 2006
Visiting Laie Point
Quote: Laie is in northeastern Oahu (other end from Waikiki) and has a sight that is a really nice stop for a short diversion or stretch of legs. At the stoplight at the shopping center, head directly AWAY from the shopping center (onto Anemoku Street). At... Read the full Laie Point review

From journal Hawaii Vacation - Next Stop - Busy Oahu

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Gods vs. Monsters: Laie Point

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Truly Malin from New York, New York
  • December 10, 2001
Gods vs. Monsters: Laie Point
Quote: From the northern tip of Oahu, the coastline swells eastward as it curves downward, running first in a smooth line, then breaking up into coves, harbors, and peninsulas. Perhaps the most beautiful of these is Laie Point. Laie is often associated... Read the full Laie Point review

From journal The Other Oahu