Things To Do

Tropical Farms Macadamia Nuts

Free samples!

Laniakea Beach

Great place to see Sea Turtles up close, while catching a beautiful Sunset.

Waiahole Poi Factory

Delicious food, but make sure you save some room for desert! We recommend the Sweet Lady of Waiahole ;)

Hanauma Bay

Hanauma Bay is a very well maintained beach that's perfect for first-time snorkelers or families.

Tenkaippin Hawaii

With delicious ramen, Tenkaippin is a favorite after-meeting restaurants.

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses

For a little piece of the organizations history, this was the very first building to be called a Kingdom Hall. Currently under going renovations, but a fun little drive-by.

Kaka'ako

A cool little section of the city. Unique eateries and quaint shops. Pow Wow! annually brings in artist from all over the world to paint murals. It's a hipsters paradise.

Doraku Izakaya and Sushi

Awesome sushi and a great daily happy hour.

Makapuʻu Lookout

Yokohama Bay

One of the most beautiful beaches this island has to offer. Situated on the west side of Oahu, until you can't drive any further is the amazing Yokohama Bay. Make a day trip out here. Bring a grill and a snorkel and you're all set for the day. They have public restrooms and showers. (If the shore break is active, exercise caution and always listen to the lifeguards. Hawaii shore break is not like anywhere else and Yokohama Bay has some of the strongest on the island)

Banzai Pipeline

Take a drive up to the North Shore and soak up the sun at one of the most iconic beaches in the world.

Shirokiya Japan Village Walk

It's always happy hour here. For good beer and better grub, you can never go wrong with Shiro-Kiya at Ala'Moana. It's always a good time!

Seven Brothers "At the Mill"

Chris's opinion of the best burger on the island. They're only closed on Sundays so plan accordingly. Be sure to get the home fries and dipping sauce... oh, and the shakes are darn good too!!

Waimea Bay

Home to one of the largest surfing waves in the world where The Eddie (the surfing worlds most prestigious big wave surfing event) is held in honor of the legendary hawaiian big wave surfer Eddie Aikau. When the waves aren't so big it's also home to the famous "waimea jump rock." It's the perfect place for a day at the beach, and if you get there early enough, you might be able to snorkel with the local dolphins who frequent the bay early in the morning.

Waimea Valley

Across the street from Waimea Bay, is the beautiful Waimea Valley. There, you can walk all the way to the back of the valley learning about native foliage and ancient Hawaiian customs. At the end of the breathtaking walk you will come to Waimea Falls where you can jump in and cool off... if you want to pay for a life jacket that is.