Downtown area in Honolulu- main hotel and resort area. Very touristy
Beaches
- Wakiki beach- always crowded but great sunsets
- Ala Moana Beach– north of wakiki beach, SLIGHTLY less crowded, bigger
- Has a large regional park with tennis courts, yoga, and other activities
TO DO
- Wakiki is a good homebase while you explore the South end Hikes
- Waikiki Beach Walk/ Royal Hawaiian Center: mall of shops and restaurants
- LUAU! Sea life park -Offers wakiki pick up
- Sunset cruise- — this one highly recommended
- Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Aquarium
- Pearl Harbor National Memorial : tickets ahead of time otherwise long wait
- Boat ride across to USS Arizona Memorial portion
- Biki Bikes: rental bikes that have parking stations all over wakiki
- Nearby Hikes: Koko head, Diamond head, 3 peaks, Nu’uanu Pali Lookout
FOOD
- Shorefyre International Marketplace- great food and live music every night-
- Buy tickets in advance, smaller intimate setting
- Dukes Wakiki- takes reservations. Dinner at sunset is prime
- SKY Waikiki Raw & Bar- seafood
- Rum Fire: ocean front dinner, drinks
- Coffee: Island Vintage Coffee Waikiki
Farmers Markets Nearby
- Kaka’ako Farmers Market at Ward Village: Saturdays 8am-noon
- 210 Ward Ave
- KCC Farmers’ Market: Saturdays 7:30 – 11:00am
- 4303 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu, HI 96816
- Location: Kapiolani Community College – Parking Lot B
- Parking: Free – Parking Lot A, C, and E
- KailuaTown Farmers Market: Sundays 8am-12pm
- 1090 Keolu Dr, Kailua, HI 96734
- Free parking
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