This easy-intermediate level hike offers breathtaking views of Waikiki and the southeast side of the island. Wear sunscreen and bring water, since most of the trail is exposed and can get very hot.
You'll find something for everyone at this open air mall. The unique island-inspired shops offer a wide range of products including fine jewelry, artwork, swimwear and apparel, and home goods.
Known for stunning sunset views and the World's Best Mai Tai, get a table on Friday nights for a perfect view of the fireworks and live music.
This karaoke bar is one of Waikiki's best-kept secrets. It's small, so go during the weekend when it's less crowded.
Bring your leis and leave them with Duke after you take your picture with him. And if you're going to surf, rub his foot for good luck!
Get up close and personal with Hawaii's vibrant marine life without strapping on a scuba mask! This educational experience is fun for the whole family.
Of all the rainforest hikes that include a waterfall, this is the closest to Waikiki and most accessible to hikers of every skill level. The trail can be muddy after rainfall, so don't wear white!
Tickets for the boat that takes you to the USS Arizona Memorial are free, but they are given out on a first come first serve basis. Get to the visitor center early to guarantee your spot.
The super fine white sand and azure water at this beach have earned it a ranking as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Rent a kayak and paddle out to the nearby Mokulua Islands.
Order a "Da Cove Bowl". This refreshing frozen treat is a favorite among local surfers. Acai berry sorbet is topped with fresh strawberries, bananas, organic granola and a drizzle of Hawaiian honey.
