For some reason, Hawaii green sea turtles love hanging out at the popular surf spot Laniakea on Oahu’s north shore. You can see them swimming up and down the beach, munching on seaweed in the rolling shore break. Some of these guys are pretty massive, others juveniles. These docile creatures are beautiful and great to have but they cause major traffic along Kamehameha Hwy as tourists flock in droves to see them.
Halona Blowhole is a popular tourist attraction just past Hanauma Bay overlooking Sandy Beach. The underwater cave compresses surging waves, spitting mist 20 ft+ in the air. You’re best bet is to see the blowhole on a windy/high tide day. Windy days usually have rough ocean swells which pound the cliff and combined with the high tide produces an amazing spout. Unfortunately on this day it was calm and low tide 
I’ll need to come back again and take better photos though we came here to specifically for whale watching.
We found humpback whales cruising west at Diamond Head lookout #2. No breaching today but it was still very cool to see them. A bunch of volunteers who help NOAA count whales were out at Halona Blowhole and Diamond Head.
Beautiful green water and even better sunset at Sherwoods on Oahu’s East Shore.
Wipeouts from the 2011 Pipe Masters, Oahu North Shore.
Sunset over looking the surf spot ‘Over Rocks’ off Magic Island.
Waikiki Skyline at dusk taken from Ala Moana Beach Park.
Creaky long line fishing boats docked at Kewalo Basin, Oahu.
Few photos from the treacherous shore break at Sandy’s taken at the spot tucked in the corner called ‘Gas Chambers’.
Panoramic of Downtown Honolulu and Honolulu Harbor shot from Sand Island.