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      <title>Keawa&#39;ula (Yokohama Bay)</title>
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      <description>Remote end-of-the-road beach with mountain backdrop and access to Ka ena Point trail</description>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The last beach at the end of the road on Oahu west side with a wild, remote feel that is rare on the island. The long sandy beach is backed by the Waianae Mountains and rarely crowded. Summer brings calm water suitable for swimming and snorkeling while winter waves are for watching only. The Ka ena Point trail starts nearby for families who want to hike to the actual westernmost tip of Oahu where albatross and monk seals are sometimes spotted. The sunset from here is the last one on Oahu every day.</p>
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      <title>Leeward Coast Dolphin Watching</title>
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      <description>Boat tours to see wild spinner dolphins and sea turtles along the leeward coast</description>
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