Oahu

Part of the Ko’olau Range on Oahu’s windward coast, Mt. Tantalus, also known as Puʻuohiʻa, rises prominently over Honolulu. A scenic drive leads to the summit, where visitors can explore […]

Ali’iolani Hale, or the House of Heavenly Kings, was constructed in 1874 as a royal palace but never served that purpose. Located in Oahu, this government office building now houses […]

Named for its breathtaking views of the neighboring islands of Lanai, Molokai, and Maui, Lanai Lookout offers some of the most expansive ocean panoramas on Oahu. Perched along the coastline, […]

Nestled on the dry and sunny leeward side of Oahu, Ko Olina offers a serene escape from the bustling city of Honolulu, located about 17 miles away. This self-contained resort […]

Originally designed to hold the heirlooms of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, a descendant of King Kamehameha I, the Bishop Museum in Oahu now boasts one of the world’s largest collections […]

Nestled on Oahu’s south shore, Manoa Valley stretches from the emerald peaks of the Koolau Mountains to the ocean, offering a lush and verdant landscape. This primarily residential area is […]

The Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial, located off San Souci beach on Oahu, was inaugurated in 1927 as a shimmering seaside tribute to the 10,000 Hawaii service members who served in […]

Part of the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument, the USS Oklahoma Memorial stands on Ford Island, near the former berth of the USS Oklahoma. This poignant […]

Built in 1928, Honolulu Hale serves as the official seat of government for the city and county of Honolulu and is part of the Hawai’i Capital Historic District. This Italianate […]

Nestled behind a residential neighborhood on Oahu’s North Shore, La’ie Point State Wayside Park is a small strip of land known for its rugged and dramatic coastal setting. The park […]

The Honolulu Zoo, a sprawling 42-acre expanse in Kapiʻolani Park near Waikiki Beach, is a vibrant sanctuary for over 900 species, including many that are unique to Hawaii. Established in […]

Nestled at the back of Manoa Valley, where cliffs rise over 2,000 feet and rain falls nearly every day, the Lyon Arboretum is a lush tropical botanical garden managed by […]

Located in West Oahu, Wet ‘n’ Wild Hawaii spans 29 acres and is a popular family destination on the island. The park features over 25 rides and attractions, including water […]

Built in 1847, the Queen Emma Summer Palace stands as one of Oahu’s last remaining examples of Greek Revival architecture. Nestled on the island, it served as the summer retreat […]

Nestled in the lush landscapes of Oahu, the Ka’au Crater trail offers a challenging and rewarding adventure for hikers. This long and steep path winds through a diverse terrain, featuring […]

The Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design, located on Oahu, stands as the only museum in the United States dedicated to Islamic art. Originally the opulent waterfront […]

West of Honolulu, Waikele Center offers a sprawling open-air shopping experience. This retail destination features an array of brand-name stores and restaurants, making it a convenient stop for both locals […]

Just a short distance from Honolulu, the Nuuanu Valley Rainforest offers a lush, verdant escape into Hawaii’s natural beauty. This rainforest, known for its rich biodiversity and dense greenery, can […]

Nested in a lush valley at the foot of the Ko’olau Range in Kaneohe, the Valley of the Temples is a serene sanctuary on Oahu’s windward coast. This memorial park […]

Hard Rock Cafe Honolulu, the first of its kind in Hawaii, is situated in the bustling heart of Waikiki. Spanning two floors, the café offers a shop on the ground […]

He’eia State Park, located on the windward side of Oahu, spans an 18-acre peninsula that juts into Kaneohe Bay. This scenic area provides panoramic views of the bay, the Ko’olau […]

Established in 2003, the KCC Farmers’ Market is Oahu’s oldest, situated near the iconic Diamond Head. This bustling market hosts over 70 farmers and vendors, offering a wide array of […]

Duke Kahanamoku Beach, named after the legendary Hawaiian surfer, Olympic swimmer, and canoe master Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, offers a serene stretch of white sand at the edge of Waikiki. This […]

Coconut Island, officially known as Moku o Loe, is an offshore islet located in Kane‘ohe Bay on Oahu. Serving as a marine research facility for the Hawaii Institute of Marine […]