Welcome to Ewa Beach
A peaceful, welcoming community with plenty of new homes
Ewa Beach is a rapidly growing suburb located on Oahu's leeward side. With verdant parks, tree-lined streets, and wide sidewalks, it offers an excellent alternative to the hustle and bustle of Honolulu. It is relatively dry year-round, making it the perfect home for those who crave cloudless skies and sunny days. Ewa Beach has experienced rapid residential and commercial development over the past few decades. It offers all multiple housing options, ranging from rental units to luxury gated estates.
What to Love
- Lots of dining and shopping options
- Plenty of ways to get in and out of town to the freeway
- Variety of housing options
- Tons of growth and development
Local Lifestyle
The community's central location to Army, Navy, and Marine bases in Oahu makes it ideal for military families looking to immerse themselves in Hawaiian culture while assigned here. Ewa boasts numerous retail and dining options, public and private schools, and the outdoor activities typical of Hawaii. Whether you are in the mood for lounging on the beach, a little retail therapy, or a hike, getting bored is not something you ever have to worry about.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
The dining scene in Ewa Beach includes Hawaiian, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Chinese cuisines. There are also eloquent golf course dining options. Ono Thai and Thai Pho Ewa are among the best spots for Thai cuisine served by friendly and attentive staff.
Jolene's Hawaii offers a fresh and exciting take on classic sandwiches. Dishes are prepared using fresh ingredients, and the bakery section provides fresh bread. The in-house brisket is smoked for at least 18 hours, resulting in a unique and delicious flavor.
Stop by Spoon Korean Kitchen if you are in the mood for authentic Korean food. Their seafood pancake is a winner, but you can also try the fish egg stew, the meat jun, and the spicy rice cake.
Boba Cafe is known for good Vietnamese coffee, green smoothies, and fruit tea, while 60Fore Bar & Grill serves a vast majority of island favorites, plate lunches, burgers, and breakfast items. It's located at Barbers Point Golf Course, making it the perfect stop after a round of golf.
Things to Do
Whether you're planning a weekend getaway with kids or looking for something to do with the family, there is no shortage of things to do in Ewa Beach. Golfing is one of the more popular pastimes on the island, and Ewa Beach offers several options to get your fix.
The immaculate Hawaii Prince Golf Club features a 27-hole championship course designed by Arnold Palmer. Hoakalei Country Club is home to the longest course in Hawaii, making it perfect for those who want to test their limits.
Ewa Beach Golf Club has a beginner-friendly course with some water and sand traps, well-maintained fairways, fast greens, and carts. Ewa Villages Golf Course is open to the public and was designed by Richard Bigler.
