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Thinking of visiting O‘ahu? We got you covered! O‘ahu is nicknamed the “Gathering Place”, so come and gather with your ‘ohana and friends and experience the magic of this island.
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a'ena Point Trail - Start your first day in paradise with the most scenic astal hike on our list! This 5 8-mile round trip trail offers stunning views the rugged coastline, wildlife sightings, and the opportunity to explore de pools If you’re lucky, you’ll see the elusive Hawaiian Monk Seal nbathing on shore!
Matsumoto Shave Ice - Cool off from your hike with some shave ice. Made by shaving down a block of ice, then adding sweet syrup flavoring ike strawberry, banana, and blue raspberry. Add other sweet ingredients ike sweetened condensed milk, azuki beans (red beans), even ice cream! Shave ice is as refreshing as it sounds and is the perfect treat after a y.
ch Park - After cooling down head to the beach for a quick me musubi's or poke A hidden gem, offering a quieter and experience. Whether you're seeking thrilling surf, scenic water cave exploration, a picnic under the sun, or a classic h a visit for a more off-the-beaten-path beach adventure. ut for dolphins and turtles swimming near the shore!
Kualoa Ranch Adventure - Then it's time to head to this iconic location. This private nature reserve has appeared in blockbuster movies such as Jurassic Park, Godzilla, and Jumanji. You can go on a movie sites tour, ATV tour, or cultural tour. You can also go horseback riding, take a jungle expedition, go ziplining, and get private beach access
Sunset Beach - End this perfect first day in paradise with an iconic Hawai'i sunset Situated on the famous North Shore and known for its massive winter waves that attract expert surfers from around the world, this beach transforms into a tranquil paradise during the calmer summer months, making it great for swimming and snorkeling. Explore the reefs and if you’re lucky you’ll see the native Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle.
Byodo-In Temple - Start your day by visiting a serene temple. A replica of a 900-year-old temple in Uji, Japan, you’ll see stunning Japanese architecture, beautiful gardens, and a large Buddha statue. Explore the erene and peaceful grounds, participate in mediations, and enjoy the uil surroundings as all faiths are welcome.
Palace - After your peaceful morning at the temple gardens, head er to the next spot This is the only royal palace in the United States n 1882, it served as the residence of the Hawaiian monarchs until the hrow of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi. Today, it is a museum that showcases story and culture of Hawaiʻi’s monarchy
op Museum - Head to The Pig & The Lady for lunch (make reservations vance, but we promise this spot is SO GOOD) then spend the rnoon at the iconic Bishop Museum. Dive into Hawaiian history, culture, natural sciences at this renowned institution that houses extensive ctions, interactive exhibits, and educational displays that offer insights the islands’ heritage.
Nami Kaze - After a day of museum and temple hopping, head to one of our favorite spots Nami Kaze The food is spectacular! With a farmerfocused approach to Japanese and American fusion cuisine, this rising star is a 2023 James Beard Award Semifinalist for “Best New Restaurant” and is listed on the best restaurants lists like Frolic, EATER, Hawai’i Magazine, and Honolulu Magazine. Must try: Honey Walnut Shrimp Waffle
eather Apron - After a day well spent museum and temple hopping, the day by heading over to Bar Leather Apron, an award winning lishment. An intimate experience with finely crafted cocktails and iʻi’s most extensive whiskey selection. Their E Hoʻo Pau Mai Tai won World’s Best Mai Tai award, listed in North America’s 50 best bars for and were semifinalist in the James Beard Awards 2022 for urant and Chef Awards Outstanding Bar Program
odland Farms - Start your morning by going to Foodland Farms and grab me incredible ready made food You have to try their delicious poke eir's is the freshest you’ll ever eat! Poke is diced raw fish (traditionally ahi na) cut into cubes and available in many variations. Popular types of poke lude shoyu (soy sauce), spicy, and limu (seaweed)
Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden - Now that you have your picnic food eady, head over to this magical place. A massive 400-acre garden filled ith tranquil lakes, scenic trails, and a diverse plant collection featuring ants from tropical regions around the world and offering breathtaking ews of the Koʻolau Mountains. Explore the garden on foot or enjoy a scenic rive through its picturesque landscapes Have your phones ready for this sta-famous photo op. In an attempt to eliminate traffic jams, you're no nger allowed to stop on the road to take pictures Instead, we recommend you roll down your car window and film as you drive down this iconic roadway!
anikai Beach - Next, drive over the to one of the most beautiful beaches on O'ahu, nicknamed heavenly ocean. Renowned for its pristine white sand and turquoise waters, you’ll see breathtaking views of the Mokulua Islands hat you can kayak to, see marine life along the way, and explore the island. You’ll love sunbathing, swimming, paddle boarding, sailing, or windsurfing!
Gaslamp - After a truly perfect day in paradise, head on over to this exclusive speakeasy style bar with delicious food and an array of cocktails An upscale and experience-driven jazz lounge and steakhouse that specializes in craft cocktails and high-end seafood Check out the local live entertainment nightly.
Dole Plantation - Begin the day at a pineapple farm Discover the history and flavors of the majestic pineapple. Take a train ride through the pineapple fields, navigate the iconic pineapple maze, and indulge in some of the best tasting pineapple treats.
auma Bay - After a morning of sweet goodness and maze fun, head to Hanauma Bay. One of the best snorkeling spots on the whole d. Explore the coral reef and encounter tropical fish in the crystalr waters
u Lighthouse Trail - After a day of seeing stunning Hawai'i e, end the day of exploration with a truly iconic view This trail to the Makapuʻu Lighthouse, a 2-mile round trip hike offers king views of the Pacific Ocean and the neighboring islands It's eat spot for whale watching during the winter months.
e Lei Stand - As the sun sets over the Pacific Ocean and day 4 entures come to an end, head on over to The Lei Stand A hip, oming bar located in Downtown Honolulu, with delicious cocktails and us Try the Clifton's Curse (their version of the classic Mai Tai):
eana HuiHui, house orgeat, lime, pear cognac, Angeleno, absinthe, ers, sherry
onard's - On your last day in paradise, start it early by grabbing a cious malasada from Leonard's You’ll never forget these! Portuguese le donut without a hole, covered in sugar, and can be served without with a delicious filling like dobash or guava! Tastes best hot & fresh.
īkī Beach - After you grab your malasadas spend the day exploring kī It’s world famous With stunning views of Diamond Head, white stretching across turquoise blue waters and a vibrant atmosphere, conic beach is a must Beach activities include surfing, canoeing, e boarding, renting a catamaran, sailing, and snorkeling all in one You’ll find a statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the father of modern ng
Omiyage Shopping - Omiyage is the act of gift giving for loved ones, riends, and co-workers. Take a piece of paradise home with you. For ver 95 years, it’s a tradition that people buy Hawaiian Host chocolates s gifts and souvenirs whenever they visit. That’s why we are “Hawai‘i’s Gift to the World” In the end, did you even visit Hawaiʻi if you didnʻt buy Hawaiian Host chocolate? You'll find us in m out! Shop our bestsellers:
AlohaMacs (our milk chocolate is SOO
Founder's Collection
Maui Caramacs
Paradise Collection
Flavors of Aloha bars
Please kokua and help us care for our islands
Remembers to buy reef safe sunscreen to protect our coral reefs!
Please respect the animals. If you're lucky and come across a sea turtle or the endangered Hawaiian monk seal resting ashore, please do not stress the animal by trying to get its attention or disturbing it Please stay at least 50 feet away from these animals
Always stay hydrated and bring water and snacks
Check the weather reports and make sure water conditions are safe
Nami Kaze
Istanbul Hawaii
Gaslamp
The Pig & The Lady
Kahuku Farms
Hideout at The Laylow
Bar Leather Apron
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Aloha Beer Company
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