Driving Directions to West Shore Charters with Pacific Paradise Divers

Driving FROM Waikiki or East Oahu area...

• Duration: Approximately 35 miles
• Get onto H1 Freeway heading West
• H1 West will eventually turn into Farrington Highway
• Continue on Farrington Highway/ HI 93 heading West
• Ocean should be on your left.
• The highway continues to get smaller turning into a two lane road.
• In Nanakuli, the first small town on the coast, there is a McDonalds on the right.
• In Waianae (about 5 more miles), you'll pass a second McDonalds, right next to the only Taco Bell on the coast.
• After Taco Bell, there is a traffic light.
• The entrance to the boat harbor is about one city block AFTER this traffic light
• There is a dedicated left turn lane, get into it and follow the arrows painted on the road into the Waianae Boat Harbor.
• There is a wooden sign right before the driveway (left side of road) that reads “Waianae Regional Park.”
• As you pull in, drive all the way back and park close to the large yellow crane
• The boat named "The Beach" will pull right up to that location for loading of passengers.

Driving FROM Leeward (West) Oahu...

• Duration: Approximately 10 miles
• Continue on Farrington Highway/ HI 93 heading West
• Ocean should be on your left.
• The highway continues to get smaller turning into a two lane road.
• In Nanakuli, the first small town on the coast, there is a McDonalds on the right.
• In Waianae (about 5 more miles), you'll pass a second McDonalds, right next to the only Taco Bell on the coast.
• After Taco Bell, there is a traffic light.
• The entrance to the boat harbor is about one city block AFTER this traffic light
• There is a dedicated left turn lane, get into it and follow the arrows painted on the road into the Waianae Boat Harbor.
• There is a wooden sign right before the driveway (left side of road) that reads “Waianae Regional Park.”
• As you pull in, drive all the way back and park close to the large yellow crane
• The boat named "The Beach" will pull right up to that location for loading of passengers.

Driving FROM North Shore or Laie area...

• Duration: Approximately 40 miles
• Get on H2 heading South
• Take the H1 West exit
• H1 West will eventually turn into Farrington Highway
• Continue on Farrington Highway/ HI 93 heading West
• Ocean should be on your left.
• The highway continues to get smaller turning into a two lane road.
• In Nanakuli, the first small town on the coast, there is a McDonalds on the right.
• In Waianae (about 5 more miles), you'll pass a second McDonalds, right next to the only Taco Bell on the coast.
• After Taco Bell, there is a traffic light.
• The entrance to the boat harbor is about one city block AFTER this traffic light
• There is a dedicated left turn lane, get into it and follow the arrows painted on the road into the Waianae Boat Harbor.
• There is a wooden sign right before the driveway (left side of road) that reads “Waianae Regional Park.”
• As you pull in, drive all the way back and park close to the large yellow crane
• The boat named "The Beach" will pull right up to that location for loading of passengers.

Driving FROM Windward (Kaneohe or Kailua) Oahu...

• Duration: Approximately 40 miles
• Get on the Pali Highway, Likelike Highway or H3 heading South
• Take the H1 West exit
• Continue on H1 West
• H1 West will eventually turn into Farrington Highway
• Continue on Farrington Highway/ HI 93 heading West
• Ocean should be on your left.
• The highway continues to get smaller turning into a two lane road.
• In Nanakuli, the first small town on the coast, there is a McDonalds on the right.
• In Waianae (about 5 more miles), you'll pass a second McDonalds, right next to the only Taco Bell on the coast.
• After Taco Bell, there is a traffic light.
• The entrance to the boat harbor is about one city block AFTER this traffic light
• There is a dedicated left turn lane, get into it and follow the arrows painted on the road into the Waianae Boat Harbor.
• There is a wooden sign right before the driveway (left side of road) that reads “Waianae Regional Park.”
• As you pull in, drive all the way back and park close to the large yellow crane
• The boat named "The Beach" will pull right up to that location for loading of passengers.