Sunset on the Beach Map & Directions FREE SHUTTLE – FREE PARKING Free shuttle buses will run from several locations on the North Shore. Locations for parking & shuttle include Cane Haul Road between the North Shore Marketplace and the Waialua Community Association. The shuttle bus will run continuously on both days from 12 pm to 10:30 pm with historical tours provided at 1, 2, and 3 pm.

DIRECTIONS TO HALEIWA AND PARKING

Parking at Ali'i Beach Park is by permit only, so find parking in Haleiwa town at the Cane Haul Road parking area or elsewhere and hop a trolley to the event.  

From Honolulu, take H-1 West to H-2 following the signs for the North Shore.  H-2 ends and becomes Highway 99, which goes past Schofield Barracks.  After the bridge and before the traffic light, Highway 99 veers to the right.  Stay on Highway 99 until you come to another stop light at a junction and turn left to go down to the North Shore. 

Continuing on Highway 99 you will pass Dole Plantation, the Waialua Coffee fields and then you will see a sign for Historic Haleiwa Town.  Take a left at the first traffic light and proceed to Weed Circle, a circular junction, keeping right to go to Haleiwa's main street (83).  Proceed through town, past the Waialua Community Center, a large building on the right, and then you will see a big empty field.  Proceed to the only traffic signal in town at Cane Haul Road and turn right to park.  The trolley will stop there to take you to Ali'i Beach Park.

If you come from the Windward side around the East and North shores past Waimea Bay, look for the Historic Haleiwa Town sign and turn right at the light.  Proceed through town until you come to the traffic signal and turn left onto Cane Haul Road to park.