Haleiwa is a sleepy beach town on the North Shore. It is home to the famous Waimea Bay, Sunset Beach, and Pipeline surf locations. Pick up some Hawai'i swag and eat some great local food.
This Disney-like attraction is a great way to learn about all types of Polynesian Culture. PCC has different "islands" you can visit, educational demonstrations, amazing buffet or luau food options, and a professional live performance in the evening. We highly recommend planning a visit here!
Home of Jurassic Park! Kualoa Ranch offers tons of outdoor activities: ATV tours, horseback riding, tours of famous movie film locations, E-bike tours, and zip-lining.
This is a beautiful hike on the north shore that leads to a waterfall! It is a family friendly hike and an amazing opportunity to learn about Hawaiian culture, plants, learn how to play the ukulele, and play some Hawaiian games! Make sure to bring a swimsuit and towel for a quick dip at the waterfall!
If you want to learn about the unique history of Hawai'i and its monarchy, this is an amazing and educational place to visit.
Located at the base of the Ko'olau Mountains, this is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit if you are in Kaneohe!
If you are in Kaneohe, this is another wonderful stop! There are five botanical gardens showcasing plants from Hawai'i and around the world. They offer classes, workshops, and recreational opportunities as well.
Every Friday night at 7:00pm, the Hilton puts on a beautiful firework show on the beach of Waikiki!
This is a great stop for some pineapples and the famous Dole Whip ice cream!
There are plenty of beautiful hikes on O'ahu! Here are some of our favorites! - Ehukai Pillbox: Located right next to Sunset Beach Elementary School, this is a fun and muddy hike - Ka'ena Point: Located in Waialua, this is an easy hike. It is flat and is along the ocean! December is the start of whale season so you might be able to spot one during your hike - Lanikai Pillbox: Located in Kailua. Go for a beautiful hike and after you are done, stop by Kailua beach for a quick dip - Diamond Head Crater: Located near Waikiki and is a very popular hike - Koko Head: Located near Waikiki. If you want a challenge, this is the hike for you. Koko Head is a steep trail that has over 1,000 steps going up the crater. It has a beautiful view of Hawai'i Kai - Makapu'u Lighthouse: Located in Waimanalo. This is a paved and beginner friendly and kid friendly hike! The view is absolutely stunning - Manoa Falls: Located in Honolulu. This a stunning hike that leads to a waterfall
O'ahu is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world! Here is a list of our favorite beaches on the island. **Please take caution. This is our winter season, meaning that the waves can be very big and currents can be very strong. Always listen to the lifeguards, pay attention to the beach signs, and never turn your back on the ocean! - Waimea Bay - Three Tables - Sharks Cove - Pipeline (To watch the surfers and waves. There will be the World Surf League competition occurring in December. We highly recommend stopping by to watch) - Kailua Beach - Kawela Bay - Kahana Bay - Hanauma Bay - Lanikai Beach - Polo Beach - Chuns - Laniakea Beach - Malaekahana - Bellows
There are endless options of amazing food in Hawai'i. Here are some of our favorites! - Ken's Fresh Fish - Jenny's Shrimp - Elephant Truck - Crispy Grindz - Banzai Bowls - Haleiwa Bowls - Liliha Bakery - Aiea Bowling Alley - Ry's Poke Shop - Ray's Huli Huli Chicken (weekends only) - Ken's Fresh Fish - Lei Leis - Foodland Poke - Waiahole Poi Factory - Highway Inn - Waialua Bakery - Matsumoto Shaved Ice - Greenworks - Badabingsu - Button Up Cafe - Haleiwa Joes (Definitely recommend the location in Kaneohe!) - Don Quiote - Lavernes - Leonards Malasadas - Wat Thai of Hawai'i - Poke on Da Run Shop - 7-Eleven - Pa'alakai Bakery - Seven Brothers - Zippy's - L&L Hawaiian Barbecue