These guides turn selected entries from Tideline’s 80-location catalog into readable planning references. They do not promise fish, legal access or safe conditions.
Public park entry for the Ala Moana and Magic Island shoreline. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.
Public sand-shore entry on the west side of Kailua Beach Park. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.
Official park-trail reference used to orient a visit to the public shore near Keʻalohi Point. The coordinate identifies the park trail, with the actual shore position reached on foot.
Public sandy-shore entry on the east side of Kualoa Regional Park, facing Mokoliʻi. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.
Public park-shore entry on the west side of Kahana Bay. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.
Public reference for the park shore on the east side of the harbor. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.
Public park-shore reference beside Kāneʻilio Point. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.
Public rocky-shore entry at Kahe Point Beach Park, south of the power plant. The coordinate identifies an access reference; it does not measure fish location or seabed terrain.