Great view! Short descent to the cliffs overlooking the ocean. We saw turtles in the water there and Im sure its a great place to see whales in season. Do not get in the water.

The path down to the cliffs is between houses. Make sure you wear sneakers or something comfortable. I saw quite a few people slipped. But the view is worth all the hard work. If you are lucky maybe you could even spot a few turtles or whales

Loved it. We got there by way of Koko Kia Mini beach and enjoyed the walk along China wall and jumped in.

Definitely worth the trip between million dollar houses and down steep slippery rocks. Very popular spot for sunrises and saw a few people fishing from.lower down as well. Be careful though the tide is strong against the rocks. If you go in youre probably not making it out without a few injuries.

Absolutely beautiful lookout. Would be a great place for a romantic picnic! It was a fairly steep incline to get down to tg he lookout/back up. Definately not something someone with bad knees could do. If youve been to China Wall this is a much more steep incline. I dont think pictures could do this place justice. Even the sound of the water crashing gave me goosebumps. Absolutely breathtaking!

Such a cool place to sit and watch the waves crash against the rocks. Beautiful views.

Easy to get to. Beautiful views. Keep an eye out to the right and youll often be able to see a few sea turtles if you hang out long enough. The cave is really cool to see and can give you some awesome video. Its never been really crowded in the few times Ive gone. Take a short trip to China walls of youre in the area as well.

When the waves buildup pressure in the cave underneath it spits out a massive splash of water!Perfect cliff jumping spot when the current persists.Semi remote spot but still plenty of room to chill out and enjoy the incredible view.

Beautiful scenery and fun for family.Slippery path getting down and coming back up. Make sure to have permission to park anywhere you park.No public restrooms so be prepared to hold it in while you do your mini photo shoots and maybe do a bit of safe swimming.WARNING!!! Must be an experienced swimmer and know how to navigate currents if you want to swim! But I still would not advise swimming.

Fantastic spot to view the cave from a small cliff. The waves bounce off the walls making the cave spit it back out. Great vistas of diamond head too. Lot of the kids like to jump off the cliff here but its dangerous as the shoreline is rocky and the ocean currents can be strong. Definitely not recommended. But you can get some cool pics and watch the water spray off the cliffs and cave. Its a short hike down. Steep in some spots but short. Its easily doable. Great spot to visit while on Oahu.

The location is a point on a cliff overlooking crashing waves below. There is a small cave down low that causes the waves to “spit” up, and it looks fantastic.This spot is at the very end of Lumahai Street. If it looks like you are lost in a residential neighborhood, you are in the right spot. There is a yellow marker with “119” on an empty lot, which is where you will enter.

A beyond beautiful place with incredible natural rock formations and a great view of the waves. There was nobody else there when we went, which made it particularly special in such a touristy area. Its a bit tricky to get down to (especially in the rain, like when we went) but well worth it.

What can I say, Amazing spot for sunset. Been my dream to go cliff diving here but the water is never calm enough for me to get out. Always love to hangout here

Gorgeous!! Can be dangerous, but it’s a great place to feel like you’re at the end of the earth. I usually rendezvous at sunset and watch the fisherman’s do their thing.

I’ve been to this location twice; once on my own and the second time with my family with two children over the age of 10 years.It is a gorgeous place to visit responsibly. That means you respect the ocean and nature while doing it.You are entering a cliff area and the ocean conditions below are dangerous unless you are trained for them.Beautiful spot for photography. A must-see-spot if you are one.Wear more than flip flops for footwear and please don’t go cliff jumping at this spot for Instagram fame. Far too many people have needlessly died at this location from either mistiming their jump hitting the cliff wall on the way down or drowning.

Maybe better if surf was higher. Only low stars because it was rainy and wet. Surprisingly not slippery when wet. Tail down was a bit questionable.

The view was great and the whales were cool to watch

Directions? Trust Google Maps. The entrance is a very small steep dirt path next to houses. There is a tiny sign. Park where you can; but, be respectful. This is deep residential. Note: Once you get passed the first steep 100 feet down, the path opens onto sloping cliffs that go on and on. Wear shoes good for climbing and you’ll be glad you did. Flip flops should NOT be worn here, if you want to go around much.

Hidden Gem!The path is tucked between two residences and fairly steep. It was muddy on the day we visited because it rained the night before.Wear good shoes or barefoot to head down.Once you reach the bottom the view is absolutely breathtaking!!! The spitting cave did not disappoint.This is not a high tourist spot and we practically had the whole space to ourselves. Well worth it!

Just follow the steep dirt path and trust Google Maps on this one. Suddenly, when youve past the houses and some bushes, you end up with this stunning view. DONT WEAR SLIPPERS! This location can be quite dangerous if you are not prepared, but it|s well worth a visit. Amazing views and cliffs. We were lucky enough to spot dolphins in this area too!

One of the best places to watch the sun go down. Not crowded YET.Cliff jumpers,beautiful blue water, great company and a magnificent sun set. What could you ask for?

Very nice.Be aware, slippery and dangerous.

Beautiful area to visit! Recommend bringing hiking boots. The entrance is located off Lumahai Street between two residential houses.

Just simply beautiful. Be very careful when youre out there do not fall off the cliff or slip. Great place to watch the sunset, or fish. The waters are incredibly clear and blue, and The Rock lava formations beautiful.

Breath taking views, best views and picture taking during mid day but caution its very tricky going down the path to see this beautiful place so please use your own discretion when going down the path and when going back up its also much more harder when going back up. I do not recommend young children going down there cause its very dangerous as for young teens its up to the parents to decide if its safe for them( sorry young ones and teens Im only looking out for everyones safety). I recommend using shoes when going here...there is street parking in a quiet safe neighborhood. Overall the reward is breathtaking Have a much Aloha stay.

Beautiful at sunset even if the cave isnt spitting. Adequate parking, even though its in a residential neighborhood. Access trail is short but steep and can be slippery, DO NOT attempt in sandals or with small children.

Scenic overlook with a view of Mt Leahi (Diamond Head), Spitting Cave and the magnificent power of the ocean.

Fantastic place. Wasnt crowded at all when i visited and it is was around 3 PM. Super waves and nice place.

Steep climb down, but very quick and not terribly difficult. A kid could do it, but not someone who cant bend and climb well. The view at the bottom is breathe taking. We went at sunset and that was an added bonus. One guy was cliff jumping while we were there right in front of mouth of the cave. I would not recommend doing this though. Big crashing waves right into rocks. Park right on the street in neighborhood and walk down little path between the houses on the water side. You will see signs warning you of dangers.

I could have sat watching the cave for hours. Also spotted some whales and a sea turtle. Its a great place to watch a sunset. The pathway down is not for the faint of heart.

Great spot for watching the sunset! Also not an inconspicuous path to get there so makes for a fun mini-adventure.

The entrance is near #6 Lumhai. Its a short, rocky and steep trail littered with shards of broken beer bottles. The trail is about 30 yards long and after you get past that, the views are totally worth it. Ive seen people recommend cliff diving here but I wouldnt suggest it. The waves were very strong and the rocks are jagged.

A beautiful photo spot on a clear sunny day. It gets a little dangerous on the walk down as its muddy, and slippery on the rocks. There is a fence and some chains to hold onto on the way down. Just take it slow because the view is worth it. The unique rock formations are a sight alone to see. Once in a while you can catch a whale or a monk seal hanging around the area. If you go during high surf, this is a great spot to watch the waves crash. I dont recommend jumping off the rocks like some do but if youre feeling brave enough, go ahead. This is a residential area you are parking in to access this spot so be respectful to the residents.

If youre in the area this is a must see. The access is easy, a few steep steps. The rock formations are one of a kind. And you can spot some sea life too sometimes. I saw a seal!

A little secret entry to see the one of the most beautiful views on Honolulu.

Watch your step and dont go when its raining! But its a beautiful hidden away spot. Parking is on the street but theres plenty of space. The actual spitting cave is down at sea level to the left. You might have to wait a minute to see the effect.

Well worth the stop. It is in a neighborhood and you would not even know it was there. A small path between houses gets you down to some amazing views.

Short hike down to a gorgeous view & sunset spot! I love my home..it doesnt get better than this!

Very beautiful but we couldnt jump in because the tide was too low

As far as secret spots go, this one lives up to the hype. An amazing lookout that is well worth the scary and slightly difficult climb down between the fences.

AMAZING!Look up the tide times. Please be safe.The natural beauty here is ridiculous! Please enjoy and live pono!

Breathtaking view, short hike, but very steep and some loose gravel--recommended for somewhat in shape. Be respectful of the neighborhood with regard to street parking.

Spitting cave... I can’t believe we found it. My husband looked for it on google maps. We drove to some residential area, parked on a street and then squeezed between two houses. I didn’t know where we were going and what about to see. There was very steep downhill with narrow trail. We had to climb down. But it’s worth it! So this spitting cave is like fantastic backyard for multimillion dollar homes!:-)) I’ve read that locals used to jump into this spit from that cliffCrazy!

Cool little hole in the wall... quite literally.. did not jump off today.. maybe tomorrow

The experience was unforgettable!!! Its is very hard to find and its a mini hike to get down, but once there it is beautiful!!

Amazing views of crashing waves from high cliffs. Great place to watch the sun set

One of the most mesmerizing and picturesque places. The water is a perfect turquoise on a sunny day, and it is thrilling to see the waves smash against the cave and spit out again. You have to go between two houses to get down (not plainly evident where to go). It is safe to observe, but even for locals is deadly to jump in.

Amazing view of the ocean, and the cave shooting water out is fun to watch. Very dangerous if you decide to explore. Steep cliffs and its about 40 to the very rough waves.

A magical hidden away location with the absolute best ocean views on Oahu without question.

Amazing view and great place for cliff diving!

Very nice place. Amazing to see the waves hitting the cliffs.

Spitting Cave is amazing! Its truly an ideal place for cliff jumping, but please be cautious. As noted by the placards at the top of the cliff, people have died here. With that said, the water is deep enough for jumps, at least 20 feet deep. The cliff is about 50 to 70 feet above the water depending from which place you jump (There are numerous ledges to jump from lower down). The cave is adequately named, water is sucked in and is blown out when the pressure builds up high enough. Patience is key to this Cliff Jump. It is best to wait when the water is completely calm before jumping. Please do your research before jumping.

Great place for sunset, just make sure you follow the signs on the street to find the right path down. Can get busy.

Breathtaking views I recommend wearing tennis shoes for the hike back up to the car.

It is hard to find way to get there but if you can find it you can see nice scenes there. It is isolated and not famous, it can be another benefit for you.

Beautiful experience! Magical blue waters, fountains of blowing water sound a bit more fitting.

Short hike, easy access, street parking only in residential neighborhood. Beautiful site!

Stunning site. It’s basically a large rock face that has been worn down by waves that you *carefully* climb down until you can see the spitting cave. The cave is at the sea level so that when a wave enters it, the top of the cave spits the water out into the air. WARNING: this is not your typical tourist site. There are no handrails, no guardrails and no trails. If you fall or slip down the surface there is risk of death.

Amazing place. Loved it! If you are going there for the first time, ask a local or your Uber/Lyft driver to drop you at the exact point. The entry to the caves is a narrow path which looks dangerous. Look through pictures to match the starting point for the cave. Its just 3-4 mins hike, bit slippery and risky so climb cautiously. But its really worth the effort, beautiful and serene. The only noise you will hear is the sound of waves. I couldnt get enough of it and ended up staying till the sun set.When we went there, few photo shoots were going on and we had a chance to look at the photos, they were super amazing. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED PLACE TO VISIT!!!

The view is breath taking and amazing! Not for the faint hearted. Its great to be able to experience this while in Honolulu.

So beautiful. We came here at sunset and it is just the best place to listen to the waves crash and watch the sun go behind the horizon.The place can be a bit hard to find, as it is just a little dirt trail in between a couple houses, but be respectful about your parking and you wont have a problem.

Beautiful view! Peaceful and quiet hike that is easy for anyone.

The spitting caves were great. It is a little spot that has a cave in the water (spitting caves) that people jump into. Very beautiful but very dangerous (people have drowned), so get someone who knows what they are doing to help you. The spot itself is beautiful without jumping. Great place for sunsets. A friend of mine was actually proposed to in this spot. Also, if youre lucky like me, you might see Sea Turtles!

Amazing spot to just chill, swim, snorkel, and dive.

Beautiful view & quite place!

Somewhat hard to find. The path down is nestled between 2 houses. Path is narrow and a bit of a hike down. View was breathtaking. Caution because its very windy on the rocks. Hidden gem for sure.

It’s a little dangerous, so I wouldn’t recommend kids going there unless their comfortable with cliff sides. But the experience is amazing. It’s cool to see how nature forms.

This is a cool attraction that is not visited nearly as much as the other ones. Certainly worth going to see. We even were able to watch a crazy surfer dude do a backflip off a cliff. Requires a little bit of coordination and hiking to get to the rocks but was well worth it.The view is fantastic.

Kinda sketchy getting down but the cliffs and caves are incredible. Saw whales, dolphins and sea turtles. Great sunset spot.

This is a nice spot to watch the sunset and marvel at the beauty of the sea. This view point can be reached from a public access trail from the neighborhood. The trail down is a little sketchy, but my kids had no trouble taking it careful.

This place was kind of tricky to find at first, since the entrance is a walkway between two houses before a cul-de-sac. The path down can be sketchy if you have bad knees (definitely not a leisurely walk down) and slippery if wet (during or just after it rains). I was wearing a new pair of Nike running shoes and it was slippery towards the bottom of the path after stepping in a small puddle (soles had no grip when wet). Once at the bottom, it opens up to a spectacular view of the ocean. Its kind of like standing on the rocks on Hālona Blowhole (beyond the guard rails), but higher up. People who live in the area are so lucky to have this place right in their backyard. Great for just hanging out to relax, take in the great views, take pictures, and especially watching the sunset.

Amazing. Not for little or younger kids. There is a cliff and the ocean with huge waves. But man was it amazing to see.

When you get to end of the street...its a little ally way to get down to...and steep...no kids..no grandpa types...fantastic view...dont jump unless you got rescue. Waves too strong.

Beautiful view. You can go with sandals but recommend using close shoes.

This is a beautiful place, a little off the beaten path and access is in a residential neighborhood. Beautiful view and if your brave enough to jump off its an amazing thrill!

Probably one of my favourite places on the island. Could have sat there all day. Not for swimming though.

Cliff jumping looks cool here however not as high as I originally thought the cliffs would be

Worth while to checkout. Can be little slippery where rock is wet and there is a small trail to get down there. Great place to watch sun set and waves crash against rocks.

Local music, great food, awesome vibe!

Off in the cut between two houses great views. Seen two large sea turtles

By far the best spot on this island. Great for sunset and just hanging out. I took an amazing picture here and I hope everyone checks it out and go to the spitting cave.

Just enjoy nature, fantastic

You access this area through a neighborhood and park on the street. There is a fairly steep access trail between houses down to the cliff area which takes about 5 minutes to walk. If your cliff jumping locals say it is better to do it in the winter when the waves are not as strong on that side of the island. Better be a strong swimmer and in good shape as you have to climb out over the rocks, or a ladder to right depending on the currents weather you can get to it. A guy in his twenties lost his life there a few days before we went to check it out. My sons were considering jumping but decided it was too risky that day.

Fun trail to get there, no crowds! Very pretty views

Short walk between two houses opens up to a beautiful ocean view and the spitting cave. The trail isnt very smooth but easily traversed by people in decent shape.

Steep path to get to the spot, not recommended for people with mobility issues. Waves werent really big enough to see the caves spit, but the rocks and the spot itself is pretty.

If the ocean cooperates, this is amazingly beautiful. Make sure to wear tennis shoes and not flip flops as its slippery in the lips dirt on the way down.

Really cool place to take in a sunset. The spitting cave is cool but the backside of Diamond Head is amazing. The trail entrance is at the top of the cul de sac on the right as you go east. Its a small entry nestled between two luxury homes

Very hidden spot. Youll pull up in a neighborhood, park your car on the street and walk downhill alongside a house. Be careful, its pretty steep! Going down isnt so bad but coming up, much more difficult. Watch out for wet spots on the way down and up as its easy to slip. If you dont see it at first, just sit still and listen for it. Youll know where to look

Really short hike to the bluffs and what a view! We spotted some sea turtles just swimming around. Theres a nice symphony of crashing waves along with a neat looking cave which is difficult/impossible to get to for most people. Fun place to do some rock scrambling and take some really scenic photos of the ocean. Not crowded at all.

Great hidden treasure tucked back in a neighborhood. Follow the Google maps location and park on the street. Theres a small trail that leads down to the rocks/spitting cave. Have fun & BE SAFE

Beautiful, difficult for small children and people w mobility problems

Not too well visited by throngs of tourists... Bring secure shoes to walk the lava flow and enjoy the view. Look for 119A to gain access.

Limited parking. Dangerous walk.

A beautiful spot to sit and watch the water for a while and wind down from the hiking and people everywhere. The entrance is really hard to find since its a narrow path witha tiny sign between houses but the reveal and the view are worth searching. Its a yellow sign with 119A on it at the end of the road.

Really cool rock strata to climb around on

Beautiful! Relaxing and very close by beach.... and one secret beach! Best day ever!

Be careful over there. It is amazing but you might have trouble getting down and do not jump!!

Amazing place, but path could be maintained better.

Beautiful place to just sit and watch the ocean. It is a steep and slippery hike from the road, so be careful, but it only takes a minute or two to reach the cliffs. Route was easy to find: an alley between two houses marked with an “Enter at your own risk” sign. If you’re lucky, like us, you’ll see some sea turtles!