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Category: Oahu Tourist Attractions

Five Great Kids Activities on Oahu

Posted on March 11, 2019 by CD

There are no shortage of great things to do on Oahu. When you visit Hawaii, it’s perfectly fine to bring the kids with you and most activitives are great for the whole family. Things like swimming, snorkeling, having beach time, hiking in the rainforest, or just doing some shopping in Waikiki. Sometimes though, you might…

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Five Ono (Delicious) Local Hawaii Restaurants to Enjoy on Oahu

Posted on March 4, 2019 by CD

The Hawaiian word for delicious is ‘Ono’. There are no shortage of ono restaurants in Hawaii and most of them are located in Honolulu or on the island of Oahu. The following are five places where you can get an ono meal that you will tell your friends about for as long as you are…

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Snorkel Hawaii

Three Amazing Snorkel Spots on Oahu in Hawaii

Posted on February 25, 2019 by CD

Hawaii is filled with great spots to surf and snorkel, dive and hike. In fact, there are so many great snorkel spots on Oahu that it’s easy to miss the best ones – and, unfortunately – it’s also easy to wander into areas where the water isn’t safe, the snorkeling isn’t that good, or you…

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Top Five Delicious Hawaii Tourist Traps on Oahu

Posted on January 23, 2019 by CD

There are no shortage of delicious treats hidden away on Oahu and yes, many of them are tourist traps designed to capture Hawaii tourist dollars by getting you in the door with the hype that has grown around them. When you go to these five locations you will wait in line, you will be joined…

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Ted’s Bakery at Sunset Beach on Oahu’s North Shore

Posted on January 21, 2019 by CD

The North Shore of Oahu is known mostly for surfing but there are those who head there just for the Chocolate Haupia Pie from Ted’s Bakery too. While the North Shore’s 7-mile-miracle of surf breaks draws crowds, dont’ be surprised to find crowds also lining up at Ted’s. It’s easy to whiz past it when…

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Hanauma Bay Oahu Hawaii

Hanauma Bay – Oahu’s #1 Snorkel Spot – See Hawaii Underwater

Posted on January 16, 2019 by CD

No trip to Oahu is complete without a visit to Hanauma Bay on the south shore of this beautiful Hawaiian Island. Whether you are going to snorkel or simply look down at one of nature’s wonders from the lookout point above – this is a definite must see natural attraction in Hawaii. To get there,…

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Shrimp Ponds

The Shrimp Ponds and Food Trucks of Kuhuku on Oahu, Hawaii

Posted on January 14, 2019 by CD

In ancient times, Hawaiians harvested more than 2-million pounds of fish and shellfish each year – much of that came from fishponds. It’s estimated that there were more than 750 major fishponds in the islands at the time of Captain Cook’s arrival here. Hawaiians were one of a handful of civilizations who had mastered aquaculture….

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The Downtown Honolulu Historic District

Posted on January 2, 2019 by CD

Starting in Chinatown and then heading towards Waikiki on King Street from Honolulu Will bring you through our financial district (just a couple of blocks, but we’re still proud of our clean and interesting downtown) and then you will suddenly find yourself with  Iolani Palace on the left and the fictional Hawaii 5-0 Headquarters on…

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Haleiwa

Haleiwa Town and the North Shore Neighborhoods of Pupukea and Waialua

Posted on December 31, 2018 by CD

One of the most delightful little villages on Oahu is the surfing town of Hale’iwa. When I say surfing town, I don’t mean the town itself surfs- that would be silly – but the town does revolve around surfing. Once a plantation village where workers lived and bought what they needed to go about their…

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Polynesian Cultural Center Laie

The Polynesian Cultural Center – Visit all the Pacific Island Cultures on Oahu – Hawaii’s #1 Tourist Attraction

Posted on December 23, 2018 by CD

The number one tourist attraction in Hawaii is the Polynesian Cultural Center in the town of Laie. Laie is also known as ‘the Mormon town’ and with good reason. The Mormons were early settlers in Hawaii and virtually the entire town of Laie is of the Mormon faith. There is a Mormon temple, a Mormon…

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