A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H
A.
Diamond Head State Monument
B.
Koko Marina Shopping Center
C.
Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
D.
Sandy Beach
E.
Makapu`u Lighthouse Trail
F.
Sea Life Park
G.
Waimanalo Beach
H.
Kailua Town
•As seen on a number of postcards, Hawaii's most famous and recognized landmark is a 300,000 year old volcanic crater at the end of Waikiki. Hike up this crater's 760-ft wall and treat yourself to a 360-degrees of ocean, city, and mountain views. Trail is mostly paved;1.6 miles roundtrip. •Park open from 6:00am - 6:00pm daily. Last hikers allowed up at 4:30pm. •Fees: $1.00 per pedestrian & $5.00 per vehicle for parking. 4200 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu
•This little shopping center is home to a number of famous eateries and shops. Grab a bite to eat or drink at Kona Brewing Company, the proud brewery of the world-famous Longboard lager, or eat like a local with a "Poke" bowl from Pa`ina Cafe. Dog the Bounty Hunter fans can treat themselves to souveniers and gifts from the hit TV series at "Da Kine Dog House". 7192 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu
•Snorkel in this bay-sized "aquarium" as you are greeted by dozens of curious tropical fish. This marine sanctuary is home to over a hundred kinds of native fish. Make sure to get an early start if you're planning on visiting this gorgeous attraction as parking is very limited. •Bay open from 6:00am - 6:00pm Wed - Mon; closed on Tuesdays. •Fees: $7.50 per person. & $1.00 per vehicle for parking. 7455 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu
•This golden beach is a bodyboarder's paradise and is known for it's powerful year-round shorebreak. The surf conditions here can excite even the most advanced swimmers but they are also very dangerous-if in doubt, don't go out! Please check with lifeguards for current conditions. 8801 Kalanianaole Highway , Honolulu
•Take a stroll alongside Oahu's southeastern coastline and reward yourself to magnificent views of the windward coast and offshore islets. Once you reach the top, a historic lighthouse sits cliff-side with the Pacific ocean as it's backdrop and on a clear day, you may be able to see the islands of Moloka`i and Lana`i and maybe a whale (or two) during Hawaii's whale watching season, traditionally November - April. Trail is paved; 2.0 miles roundtrip. •Makapu`u Lighthouse Road, Honolulu.
•Swim with an array of exotic marine animals including dolphins, manta rays, sea lions, and even SHARKS! Sea Life Park is a one-of-a-kind marine attraction loaded with entertaining and educational activities. Feed sea turtles and sea lions or sit back and enjoy one of their three aquatic shows. Reservations are highly recommended for any interactive program. •Open from 10:30am - 5:00pm daily. •Fees: Adult Admission - $31.40; Junior Admission (Ages 3 - 12) - $20.93. •41-202 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo
•Five miles of soft white sand, hundreds of towering palms and a boundless turquoise sea. Need we say more?
•SUGGESTED DINING VENUES:
•(1) Boots & Kimo's - Breakfast & Brunch Homestyle Kitchen - 151 Hekili Street •(2) Cinnamon's Restaurant - Breakfast and Brunch - 315 Uluniu Street •(1) Crepes No Ka `Oi - Crepes, Breakfast and Brunch - 131 Hekili Street •(1) Buona Sera - Italian - 131 Hekili Street •(1) Teddy's Bigger Burgers - Burgers - 539 Kailua Road •(1) Formaggio Grill - American - 305 Hahani Street
•SUGGESTED SHOPPING: •(1) Whole Foods Market - Organic Market - 629 Kailua Road #100
•SUGGESTED BEACHES: •(4) Kailua Beach Park - Along Kawailoa Road •(5) Lanikai Beach - Along Mokulua Drive - Street parking only and no facilities (restrooms or showers) available. Closest facilities available at Kailua Beach Park.
•SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES: •(3) Kailua Sailboards and Kayaks - Guided sailboard and kayak tours - 130 Kailua Road •(1) Hawaiian WaterSports - Kiteboard, windsurf, standup paddle, and kayak tours - 167 Hamakua Drive *Please do not leave any valuables in your car.
*Please do not leave any valuables in your car.
Diamond Head State Monument
B.
Koko Marina Shopping Center
C.
Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
D.
Sandy Beach
E.
Makapu`u Lighthouse Trail
F.
Sea Life Park
G.
Waimanalo Beach
H.
Kailua Town
•As seen on a number of postcards, Hawaii's most famous and recognized landmark is a 300,000 year old volcanic crater at the end of Waikiki. Hike up this crater's 760-ft wall and treat yourself to a 360-degrees of ocean, city, and mountain views. Trail is mostly paved;1.6 miles roundtrip. •Park open from 6:00am - 6:00pm daily. Last hikers allowed up at 4:30pm. •Fees: $1.00 per pedestrian & $5.00 per vehicle for parking. 4200 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu
•This little shopping center is home to a number of famous eateries and shops. Grab a bite to eat or drink at Kona Brewing Company, the proud brewery of the world-famous Longboard lager, or eat like a local with a "Poke" bowl from Pa`ina Cafe. Dog the Bounty Hunter fans can treat themselves to souveniers and gifts from the hit TV series at "Da Kine Dog House". 7192 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu
•Snorkel in this bay-sized "aquarium" as you are greeted by dozens of curious tropical fish. This marine sanctuary is home to over a hundred kinds of native fish. Make sure to get an early start if you're planning on visiting this gorgeous attraction as parking is very limited. •Bay open from 6:00am - 6:00pm Wed - Mon; closed on Tuesdays. •Fees: $7.50 per person. & $1.00 per vehicle for parking. 7455 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu
•This golden beach is a bodyboarder's paradise and is known for it's powerful year-round shorebreak. The surf conditions here can excite even the most advanced swimmers but they are also very dangerous-if in doubt, don't go out! Please check with lifeguards for current conditions. 8801 Kalanianaole Highway , Honolulu
•Take a stroll alongside Oahu's southeastern coastline and reward yourself to magnificent views of the windward coast and offshore islets. Once you reach the top, a historic lighthouse sits cliff-side with the Pacific ocean as it's backdrop and on a clear day, you may be able to see the islands of Moloka`i and Lana`i and maybe a whale (or two) during Hawaii's whale watching season, traditionally November - April. Trail is paved; 2.0 miles roundtrip. •Makapu`u Lighthouse Road, Honolulu.
•Swim with an array of exotic marine animals including dolphins, manta rays, sea lions, and even SHARKS! Sea Life Park is a one-of-a-kind marine attraction loaded with entertaining and educational activities. Feed sea turtles and sea lions or sit back and enjoy one of their three aquatic shows. Reservations are highly recommended for any interactive program. •Open from 10:30am - 5:00pm daily. •Fees: Adult Admission - $31.40; Junior Admission (Ages 3 - 12) - $20.93. •41-202 Kalanianaole Highway, Waimanalo
•Five miles of soft white sand, hundreds of towering palms and a boundless turquoise sea. Need we say more?
•SUGGESTED DINING VENUES:
•(1) Boots & Kimo's - Breakfast & Brunch Homestyle Kitchen - 151 Hekili Street •(2) Cinnamon's Restaurant - Breakfast and Brunch - 315 Uluniu Street •(1) Crepes No Ka `Oi - Crepes, Breakfast and Brunch - 131 Hekili Street •(1) Buona Sera - Italian - 131 Hekili Street •(1) Teddy's Bigger Burgers - Burgers - 539 Kailua Road •(1) Formaggio Grill - American - 305 Hahani Street
•SUGGESTED SHOPPING: •(1) Whole Foods Market - Organic Market - 629 Kailua Road #100
•SUGGESTED BEACHES: •(4) Kailua Beach Park - Along Kawailoa Road •(5) Lanikai Beach - Along Mokulua Drive - Street parking only and no facilities (restrooms or showers) available. Closest facilities available at Kailua Beach Park.
•SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES: •(3) Kailua Sailboards and Kayaks - Guided sailboard and kayak tours - 130 Kailua Road •(1) Hawaiian WaterSports - Kiteboard, windsurf, standup paddle, and kayak tours - 167 Hamakua Drive *Please do not leave any valuables in your car.
*Please do not leave any valuables in your car.
