I adore photos of Hawaii lifeguard stations, so naturally I fell in love with this photo from Waikiki Beach at sunset by Paul, the Flying Photog. Ah, wouldn’t you kind of like to be transformed into a Hawaii lifeguard station? You’d get to sit on the beach and watch the waves all day long. Mahalo, Paul, for your permission to post your photo!
You May Also Like
Aloha Friday Photos: Lava Lava Sunset
Sheila Beal
- April 21, 2021
Mahalo to Rainer Wittke for sharing this sunset shot with us for Aloha Friday Photos. Rainer tells us this photo was taken near Lava Lava Beach Club on September 29,…
Aloha Friday Photo: Hawaiian Christmas Angel Ornament
Sheila Beal
- December 9, 2022
Mahalo to Melanie Hubert for sharing this beautiful Christmasy photo with us for Aloha Friday Photos. This Hawaiian angel ornament is so very, very cute! Notice that she’s wearing Aloha…
Aloha Friday Photo: Sunset in Ka’anapali
Sheila Beal
- April 30, 2012
Palm trees, ocean and the setting sun – what a wonderful combination! Paula took this photo from the upper dining room at Leilani’s on Maui’s Kaanapali Beach where she went…
Aloha Friday Photos: Umauma Falls
Sheila Beal
- May 19, 2017
Mahalo to Peggy Prescott from northern California for sharing this lovely waterfall photo with us for Aloha Friday Photos. Peggy captured this photo of Umauma Falls on the Big Island…
Aloha Friday Photo: Sunset from Laupahoehoe Beach Park
Sheila Beal
- April 21, 2023
Mahalo to Carina Petz for sharing this pretty Aloha Friday Photo with us. Carina took this photo on Hawaii’s Big Island at Laupahoehoe. It’s located on the Hamakua Coast between…
Aloha Friday Photo: Fiery Finish
Sheila Beal
- August 29, 2014
Mahalo to Chief’s Luau for sharing this photo with us for Aloha Friday. This shot shows the Samoan fire knife dancing that typically caps off a great Polynesian dancing show…
2 comments
I adore photos of, mostly, all lifeguard stations. And this one is simply beautiful! I so hope I’ll make it to Hawaii eventually!
Erica – I wonder what it is about lifeguard stations that make them so picturesque?
I do hope you get to Hawaii, too — preferably when I’m visiting as well so that we could meet.