Shark’s Cove, located on the North Shore, is popular for snorkeling and exploring tide pools during the summer. There are no treating sharks at Stars Cove. The name comes from the jagged rocks that resemble a shark's mouth. The clear waters and rocky formations provide a unique glimpse into the underwater world, making it perfect for those wanting to see colorful fish and other marine life. The parking is right off the street, and once you find a spot, grab your gear and head down the hill. The path is marked pretty well.



A heads up: there is no beach here, mainly rocks, so there are no spots to lay out. Take your time entering and exiting the water. There are showers and bathrooms; however, there is no lifeguard tower, but the fire station is close to the tennis courts across the street from Food Land in case of an emergency. There is a spot to rent snorkel gear across the street. After exploring the water, cross the street to Food Land and grab a poke bowl.



It is important to be cautious when choosing your snorkel gear—avoid using full-face snorkel masks, as they have been linked to risks of carbon monoxide poisoning. Stick with traditional snorkel gear to stay safe while enjoying the beauty of the cove.