Attractions in Waikiki

This urban jungle is "the spot" for endless night life and partying. It holds Hawaii's best mall, many first class restaurants and various bars and clubs. Waikiki also has beautiful white sand beaches ideal for surf lessons and a long day of fun in the sun.

Hunauma Bay
This is a huge tourist attraction for visitors to Honolulu and throughout Oahu, with many tour operators offering snorkel trips to this highly regarding state park. The park is well maintained and offers visitors a pleasant experience. There is a steep downhill hike to the beach, about 5-8 minutes at a leisurely pace. At the end of your day in the park, you can hike back uphill... or take the tram for a buck or two.
 
Na Hoku II
There is not enough space to describe the sunset cruises on this boat. The captain is John John, and he's been running the Na Hoku II for an endless amount of years. You can't miss him. He's big, loud, strong, and tan, with a long ponytail. You will find the boat docked every 2 hours outside of Duke's on the beach, and you can't miss it--it's bright yellow.
 
Diamond Head
Are you ready for some hiking? Diamond Head has a great view from the top...once you get there. It is a moderate-long hike, about 2 to 3 miles.
 
The International Market Place
2330 Kalakaua Avenue
(808) 971-2080
Vendors are at small booths or tables selling T-shirts, crafts, jewelry and miscellaneous items. You can get some really good deals on souvenirs here. These people are all separate businesses so they sell their items at variable prices.
 
USS Arizona/Pearl Harbor Tour
1 Arizona Memorial Place
(808) 422-0561
A small pontoon boat that takes you out to the Arizona Memorial to see the wall that has all of the names of the people that were killed during the attack of December 7,1941 on Pearl Harbor. The USS Arizona is right beneath your feet. You pay homage to the people that were killed on that fatal day.