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 Anini Beach has the longest and widest fringing reef in the Hawaiian Islands. The reef protects the beach from big waves, making it good for beginner surfers and children 

 Poipu Beach is actually two beaches in one. A tombola (known as Nukumoi Point) separates the two bays. Tombola is a narrow sand spit that extends from the shore to an island. The tombola at Poipu Beach is the favorite spot for the napping, endangered Hawaiian monk seals.  

 Tunnels Beach (Makua) is the most photographed beach in Hawaii—a haven for shelling, snorkeling, and scuba diving during summer. Palms and Ironwood trees fringe this crescent-shaped bay. 

 Lawa'i Beach is a small, scenic beach in Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii. It's known for its calm waters, clear blue water, and offshore reefs that make it a popular spot for snorkeling and surfing.