Lost Survivors Beach Camp — Attraction in Oʻahu

Amazing experience as a fan of LOST. Seriously felt like it was a place I'd been at before and spent time at. The trees are all the same, even where Eko's church was, those trees are still the same. Can imagine the camp set up when you go there.

Beach is hidden and can be tricky to find if you don't know where to look. Papaloia Rd (sp?) is not marked at all, but if you're coming from Haleiwa, it's the only road you can turn left on after you turn left onto the North Shore highway before the next popular beach. We actually drove past it twice before realizing that was it, and there is parking space but be prepared to fight for a spot. We got lucky as someone was pulling out, we got there to take it. Very few people on the beach, and I'm surprised that more LOSTies aren't making this trek. Maybe in the 8 years since the show ended, the pilgrimage has slowed down. Not for me, though.

Absolutely worth it, a great hidden beach with a special place...

There have always been turtles on the beach when i've come out here - and usually they can be seen swimming around close to shore too. Very very pretty beach, and pretty secluded too, not a whole lot of other people around. But, while the beach is sandy and pretty, right where the surf comes in is mostly rock, and every time i've been the surf has been pretty rough - not very conducive to swimming and definitely not for snorkeling. Granted, maybe it was just rough seas both times i went. But i tried to snorkel this last time and ended up getting pretty beat up trying to get in the water and trying to get back out. But, if you want to see some turtles, it's a...

What an incredible, gorgeous location! Beware, it does get very breezy here and also may not be best for swimming during the Winter months. Still it really makes me envious of the cast and crew who were able to come and work in such a glorious place.

Do not leave trash, please; this beach is very sensitive and all litter will only be left to accumulate and damage the area due to its isolation. Do be very careful in the Winter, due to swells and generally hazardous conditions at the shoreline -- take your safety seriously, as with anywhere on the North Shore during the Winter, or you won't even live...