Lighthouse Beach

Lighthouse Beach (often referred to as Diamond Head Beach Park) is a legendary and unique spot for your site. It is quite different from the typical resort beaches in Waikiki, offering more seclusion and a rugged, natural beauty.
There is an unofficial nude beach located at the base of the Diamond Head Light house.

This is a well-known, "unofficially" gay-popular beach. While all Hawaiian beaches are generally welcoming, the area directly below the Diamond Head Lighthouse has been a gathering spot for the gay community—specifically men—for decades. It is a place where visitors go for peace, quiet, and a sense of community away from the main tourist crowds.

Note that while it has a history as an unofficial "clothing-optional" spot, public nudity is technically illegal in Hawaii, and local authorities do occasionally patrol or enforce this.

To get there, you turn off Diamond Head Road onto Beach Road (a small dead-end street). From there, a paved path leads down the cliff to the shore. Once on the beach, the gay-popular section is usually to the right (east), directly under the lighthouse.