A partially paved path directly on the water that takes you in front of the grand hotels.
Whitest white sand, clear sparkling water, spacious green lawns with large shade trees, tropical flowers, a wide half-mile boardwalk, and a huge park full of tropical plants.
Tropical wonderland! Stroll through and enjoy the gorgeous trees and flowers.
Pua'ena (Puaena) Point Beach Park is a lovely secluded cove with lots of shade and cool breezes.
Magical beaches and ironwood forest make for some great exploring around this hotel.
Hau Tree Beach, or Kaimana Beach, offers one of the best swims in Waikiki- clear calm water with a soft sandy bottom, and tons of shade!
An older playground, tucked at the bottom of a hill, with huge wonderful trees.
A beautiful, spacious, open part of Waikiki Beach, and tons for kids to do!
A museum with an amazing amount of fun things for kids to explore!
Fantastic place to swim. Also, stand under a webcam here and wave to family back home!
Long, white sand beach with lots of shade and aquamarine waters. Best beginner bodyboarding spot.
Pretty beach popular with surfers and nice for a warm, calm swim. Turtles are often seen here.
Sweet little beach with steep golden sand, shallow calm water, and a great playground and park full of people!
Stunning replica of the same-named temple in Kyoto, Japan. Glorious high mountains and tropical vegetation- a must do!
Stunning lush lawns shaded by massive tree canopies, tropical flowers, winding paths, intimate exhibits, a space-age playground, and petting zoo.
Beautiful yellow-sanded beach with LOTS of sand and huge waves in winter.
If heaven were situated at a place of higher learning, this is where it would be!
Awesome huge venue with wonderful breeze blowing through balcony, wood floors, guitars on high ceiling, and pink wave wall.
A heaven of tropical fruits, plants, flowers, coconut drinks, and hot foods. Plus the college's world-class cactus garden!
An idyllic cove that you may have all to yourself! Official name: Ka'alawai Beach.
Hike along the top of a forested ridge, taking in sweeping views of ocean and valleys. Only for Hawaii residents and military personnel unfortunately.
Romantic place to walk at night, a quiet beach by day, and a lagoon with dolphins!
Camp Erdman is the setting for the home of the Others in the TV show "Lost." It's great fun to see it!
It's wonderful to walk along the oceanfront watching the waves crash against the boardwalk, in a parklike setting also called San Souci State Recreational Park.
A jetty with a gazebo on the end, in the heart of Waikiki Beach. A popular bodyboarding and snorkeling spot where the reef is inches from your knees!
It's wonderful to walk 1.5 miles on the boardwalk past the four lagoons at Ko Olina (KoOlina) Resort.
The exquisite home of Doris Duke, wealthy Duke family heiress, in the exclusive area of Black Point.
An outdoor mall under a huge banyan tree hung with lanterns. Beautiful flowers by a stream, rock-like seats kids love, and rain fountain.
Shopping plaza with large trees and colorful architecture. Nice cafes and shops.
Super fun place to visit, with handmade soap factory and chocolate/coffee growers. Do personal tours, enjoy samples, and stamp your own soap!
Gorgeous ocean views and an attractive lighthouse. Watch the surfers below!
Huge park in Waikiki across from the beach where groups gather to play ball and fly kites.
Stroll around the University of Hawaii campus and find some treasures!
There's an enchanting feeling in the valleys of Oahu, where the green mountains loom above you- Hahaione Park at dusk feels this way!
Paradise of plumeria trees and bright bougainvillea in summer.
Ornate palace with lawns, banyan tree, and barracks that look like a medieval fort. Other historical buildings and museums as well- plenty to see and do!
Gorgeous botanical garden with paved one mile walk to a waterfall.
A rock wall protects this area of Waikiki Beach from waves, making it a swimming pool right there at the beach! Also called Kuhio Beach or Kuhio Ponds. Near Waikiki Wall.
Birdseye views over the windward side from a freeway tucked into the Koolau mountains.
A nice walk past palms, flowers, and mountains on the Brigham Young University campus in La'ie (Laie).
A gorgeous spot to play, with views of the forest-covered mountains behind and Pipeline (Ehukai Beach) across the street!
Small shady beach with clear water that's great for swimming in summer.
It's lovely to sit outside by the water and eat yummy and easy counter-service food.
Kaena Point on the North Shore side is a mysterious place with huge mountains that loom above you!
On your way to Hanauma Bay or Sandy Beach, stop at one of these places for something delicious to eat!
Luxurious outdoor mall with romantic third level restaurant area overlooking Ala Wai Yacht Harbor.
Japanese, Chinese, and Hawaiian gardens where you can wait peacefully for your flight!
Strenuous, short hike to the top of a volcanic crater, with breathtaking beach views from a WWII bunker.
Makapuu (Makapu'u) Lighthouse Hike has a stunning view from the top, and a chance to see humpback whales along the way!
The Arizona memorial is situated over the remains of the USS Arizona, a warship that was attacked and sunk by the Japanese in 1941 at Pearl Harbor.
The Mighty Mo is a warship that served from World War II in 1945 to the first Gulf war where it fired tomahawk missles into Iraq.
Listen to live music and eat by torchlight at the water, go up the tower, or come for lunch with the businesspeople from downtown Honolulu. There is not much else here.
Ko Olina Beach, or KoOlina Beach, has four manmade perfect-looking beaches with calm water where kids can swim and play.
Lively park with long winding walking paths, tennis courts, sports fields, playgrounds, archery range, and aquatic center.
A row of cafes and coffee shops, within walking distance of Waikiki!
Magical little spot with grassy hills, strung lights, picnic tables, and food trucks.
Beautiful mountains views. You can walk for miles along the Ala Wai canal!
Kaena Point on the Makaha side is a hiking trail along the ocean connecting two dead end roads. Lovely views!
A winding road past pretty beaches, ending in La'ie (Laie), site of the Mormon temple.
Solid bike path that runs along Waialua Beach Road for 1.4 miles with views of the mountains and flowers.
Limousines bring tourists up to Tantalus Lookout for panoramic views of Diamond Head, Waikiki, and Manoa.
Cute view of Chinaman's Hat Island, which really does look like a Chinaman's hat!
A great place to learn to surf! Plus sparkling shallow tide pools for little kids.
Corally beach with gorgeous views of Koko Head, Koko Crater, and Kahala Resort; plus an expansive lawn and bridge over a stream.
Ho'omaluhia (Hoomaluhia) Garden is in a setting below the incredible Ko'olau mountain range.
Calm beach that's great for kids and for early morning laps. Views of Waikiki skyline from the water.
Favorite picnic and party spot for local families. Nice at sunset.
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