Located just a short drive from Honolulu, Sea Life Park is a paradise within paradise for kids and adults alike. The spacious, colorful park is home to some of the most spectacular sea life species including dolphins, turtles, sharks and... Read more
This memorial marks the tragic spot where the USS Arizona was sunk during the Pearl Harbor bombing in 1941, and where 1777 of her crewmen lost their lives. Part of the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument, the structure is 184... Read more
If you're a dolphin lover, this unique activity is sure to make your Oahu vacation unforgettable! Guests and visitors to the exquisite Kahala Resort just east of Honolulu can embark on an adventure with Dolphin Quest in the resort's beautiful... Read more
Enjoy the beauty of Honolulu's skyline and sunset on a Star of Honolulu Dinner Cruise, which features a variety of meal options, on-board music and entertainment, and killer views all the way along the coast to Diamondhead. The cruise meal... Read more
Majestic and awe-inspiring, the USS Missouri is one of the most stunning and high-trafficked sights at Pearl Harbor. Commissioned on June 11, 1944, the USS Missouri is most famous for its role in World War II and particularly in the end of it.... Read more
It is rare to have the opportunity to see volcanic science live and in person, however at the Thomas A. Jaggar Museum this rarified access to the volcano observatory and the tools of volcanic science mix with the live action eruptive display of... Read more
The coffee from Kona Hawaii has made a name for itself internationally based on its rich flavor and high concentration of caffeine in the bean. Amongst producers of Kona coffee a unique local brand stands above the rest literally. At 3,200 feet... Read more
The first Friday of every month, tourists and locals alike descend on Chinatown to eat, drink, mingle, and enjoy the myriad of art galleries tucked throughout the quaint streets. Pubs and restaurants offer First Friday food and drink... Read more
Pu'uhonua o Honaunau is a Hawaiian heritage site of great significance, and has been preserved as a National Park since 1961. Interpretive exhibits and live cultural demonstrations, as well as replica huts, and a rebuilt Hawaiian temple make a... Read more
