Koko Kai Park is mostly used as an entry for the previous site, Koke'e  Park.  It has a natural ledge that you may step on -- to do your giant stride on the next incoming swell.  Exit is not easy at this site, which is why most will wait until the incoming tide, and then drift/swim to Koke'e  Park beach.  We recommend a guide to assist you with the first dive at this site.

Take Kalanianaole Highway (72) East toward Koko Head.  Before heading up the side of Koko Head, turn right on Nawiliwili Street.  After .3 miles turn left onto Poipu Drive.  Bear right.  After .6 miles turn right onto Hanapepe Loop.  Bear Left.  After .25 miles turn right into the park area.

Koko Kai Park

This is more commonly known as China Walls. The jump off China Walls is where we entered. The current brings you to the exit at Koke'e Beach Park as suggested. The surf was the calmest I have seen it with sets about 5 minutes apart. Within 5 mins of entry I was caught in fishing line. The surf pulling me back and forth created a nice saw action in my right calf. I had to cut my way free. It then became a fight against rock and surf to make it to the beach park. If you do as is suggested on this website the path back to Koke'e is very rough and only about 10 feet deep in the deepest spots. I will never dive here again.

John at Kaimuki's Dive Log

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