Oahu Attractions
The Hawaiian island of Oahu has so much more to offer visitors beyond the white sand beaches of Waikiki and tourist resorts in Honolulu. The island is easy to get around, either by car or by public bus and offers an array of striking scenery and attractions. Hawaiian heritage shines through at the Polynesian Cultural Center, where you can attend an authentic Hawaiian luau, a must-do while visiting Hawaii. Oahu offers many museums and galleries, along with a vibrant performing arts community that's apparent throughout the island. With water temperatures averaging 78 degrees year-round, it's no wonder Oahu has an abundance of water activities, including swimming, surfing at the Banzai Pipeline, snorkeling in Hanauma Bay, boarding, kayaking, scuba diving and sport fishing. Enjoy a hike up to Diamond Head Crater in the morning and golfing in the afternoon, followed by a next-day visit to Iolani Palace, Byodo-In Temple, the Honolulu Zoo or exciting and historical Chinatown. The military history of Oahu can be explored at Pearl Harbor (home to the U.S.S. Memorial), Punch Bowl, War Memorial Natatorium and the U.S. Army Museum.
Sunset Beach
Kamehameha Highway
A crescent shaped, long white sand beach overlooking perfect, world class waves, Sunset Beach is a must go for both visitors and locals...
Waimea Valley Adventure Park
59-864 Kamehameha Highway
Enter at Waimea Valley Rd
Botanical Gardens and Wildlife Habitat...
Valley of the Temples
47-200 Kahekili Hwy
Across the street from Temple Valley Shopping Center
Ancient Japanese Replica...
