Features the 1878 four-masted sailing ship "Falls of Clyde".

On December 7, 2006, one of four phases of the museum opened Hangar 37 to the public. The hangar's 42,000+ square feet (3,900+m²) of space focus on the attack on Pearl Harbor through Jimmy Doolittle's

A pretty park in Honolulu where many events and performances take place.

Oahu's most popular beach.

Waikiki offers a look into the spectacular tropical waters that surround Hawaii. While it is small compared to many modern facilities, many of the exhibits are unique to Waikiki. The indoor area...

With over 200 shops, Hawaii's largest shopping center is also the largest open-air shopping center in the United States.

The Superferry is a high-speed catamaran ferry designed to carry passengers and vehicles between the Hawaiian Islands. Currently (as of October 2008) the Hawaii Superferry is operating between the...

Houses an impressive collection of reptiles and birds, and has a famous "African Savanna" section.

Located along a stream and waterfalls, this garden exhibits many native Hawaiian plants.

The swap meet @ Aloha Stadium is definately a must! There is something there for EVERYONE. Only costs $1 per person. Great way to spend a day and you will not have to go anywhwere else to pick-up...

The Mission Houses Museum is a great place to understand how Hawaii moved toward what it is today.  This is where the written Hawaiian alphabet was developed, taught and printed.  It is the only place

The Chinese section of Honolulu has many restaurants, shops and markets to explore.

An upscale hotel, condominium and retail development.

Bethel Street Gallery is located among 15 other galleries in Honolulu's Arts and Culture District. The gallery is artist owned and operated and features all Hawaii artists. Bethel Street is the largest artist run gallery in Hawaii and features work from several talented island artists. Open Monday through Friday 10:00 am - 6:00 p.m., Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and Sundays by appointment.

An educational center for children in the Makiki Valley.

Bishop Museum was founded in 1889 by Charles Reed Bishop as a memorial to his wife, Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the last direct descendant of King Kamehameha I.  The original collections were...