<div class="aboutUsText"><p>Welcome to the ultimate in Hawaii condo rentals from the excitement of Honolulu and Waikiki on Oahu to pristine, remote locations on the outer islands of Maui, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, and the Big Island. We provide information on luxurious places to stay in all of Hawaii's most desirable areas for a vacation you will remember the rest of your life.<br><br>Hawaiian Beach Rentals has assembled this collection of Hawaii condos based on exquisite locations, extravagant amenities and lush, tropical surroundings. Enjoy pristine beaches, beautiful landscapes, and countless opportunities for memorable activities on land, sea and air including hikes through verdant mountains amidst waterfalls, over volcanic landscapes and along remote and scenic beaches. Staying in a Hawaii condo provides everything you need for a relaxing and luxurious Hawaii vacation.</p></div>

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<h3>Things To Do</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>The Hawaiian Islands offer many activities for those who seek adventure, history and sightseeing. Oahu, Kauai, Maui, Lanai, Molokai and the Big Island of Hawaii all offer unique experiences that bring visitors back again and again.&nbsp;<br><br>On the south shore of Oahu explore downtown Honolulu, Waikiki Beach and great hikes including Diamond Head Crater, the Manoa Trail and the Makapuu Lighthouse Trail. Oahu has exceptional golf courses all around the island including the Ala Wai Golf Course on the south shore along with two courses in Hawaii Kai, the Ko Olina Golf Course on the southwest shore and Makaha Resort Golf Club on the west side. On the north shore golf near the sea at the Turtle Bay Resort, or enjoy east side golf at Olomana Golf Links (President Obama's favorite) and the Pali Golf Course.<br><br>Visit Bishop Museum in Honolulu to see rare Hawaiian artifacts, and the Waikiki Aquarium to see a fascinating array of fish and other marine life native to Hawaiian waters. Pearl Harbor is one of Hawaii's most visited attractions with the USS Arizona Memorial, Battleship Missouri and Pacific Aviation Museum all available for viewing. The new Pearl Harbor Visitor Center includes exhibits about the infamous attack in 1941 that entered the United States into World War II.<br><br>On Hawaii's windward (eastern shore) you will find some of Hawaii's finest beaches including the water sports playground of Kailua Bay, the miles long Waimanalo Beach and picturesque Lanikai Beach. Just to the north in Laie is the Polynesian Cultural Center where you can learn about Pacific Island nations at interactive themed villages and enjoy an authentic Hawaiian luau feast along with an elaborate dinner show.<br>On the north shore go for a horseback ride or walk through the botanical gardens of Waimea Valley to Waimea Falls. Grab a bite to eat in historic Haleiwa town and explore the shops and art galleries. Nearby are the famed beaches of the n…

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<h3>Nearby Beaches</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextRight"></span>Hawaii is known for its spectacular beaches with each island offering unique beauty along pristine shorelines. On the south shore of Oahu is the world famous Waikiki Beach and also Hanauma Bay, one of Hawaii's most popular snorkeling spots featuring a diversity of marine life among the coral reefs in a sunken volcanic crater. <br><br>On Oahu's windward side enjoy the soft white sands and crystal blue waters of Lanikai Beach. Nearby is Kailua Beach which is great for kayaking and stand up paddle boarding as well as bodysurfing and snorkeling. Head up to the north shore to see the renowned surfing beaches of Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay and Banzai Pipeline where world class surfing competitions are held during the winter months. North shore beaches also provide some of Oahu's best snorkeling and scuba diving when the waters are calm.<br><br>Kauai is known for its many beautiful beaches including Poipu Beach on the south shore which is great for families with areas for swimming and snorkeling. Lydgate Beach Park on the east side is also nice for children and has an elaborate playground area. The north shore of Kauai is lined with a string of remarkable beaches from Secret beach known for its dolphin pods to the turquoise waters of Anini, crescent shaped Hanalei Bay and the ocean lagoon at Kee Beach where the trail to the Na Pali Coast begins.<br><br>Maui has dozens of spectacular beaches including white sand beaches as well as black sand and red sand beaches with many great spots for swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, windsurfing and other water activities. Snorkeling is exceptional around Black Rock at Kaanapali Beach on the western shore and also just to the north in Kapalua Bay which is lined with a lovely crescent of golden sand. The three Kamaole Beach Parks in Kihei are also nice west side beaches with lifeguard stations. South of Kihei is the expansive Makena Beach and the pristine sands of Wailea Beach set amidst th…

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<h3>Restaurants</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>In recent years Hawaii has become known for its exceptional chefs including those who pioneered Hawaii Regional Cuisine emphasizing the use of fresh locally grown vegetables and fruits as well as fish and other seafood. On Oahu enjoy seaside dining along the south shore in Waikiki with live entertainment, or visit the upscale restaurants of downtown Honolulu. Grab at bite in Haleiwa town on the north shore or in charming Kailua town on the windward side.&nbsp;<br><br>Maui features exceptional dining all around the island from the larger towns of Lahaina, Kihei and Kahului to the many small and charming towns including the Upcountry region and also the posh resort areas of Wailea, Kaanapali and Kapalua. Kauai is a less developed island though still great for dining with a diversity of cuisines including south side restaurants at Poipu Resort, Kukuiula Village and Old Koloa Town. On the east side's "Coconut Coast" there are a multitude of restaurants in Old Kapaa Town, Wailua and Lihue. Several north shore towns on Kauai have great restaurants including Kilauea, Princeville Resort and Hanalei town.&nbsp;<br><br>On the Big Island of Hawaii explore the great restaurants of Hilo town on Hilo Bay and in small towns along the Hamakua Coast over to ranch country in Waimea. Along the western shore experience exceptional dining in the posh resort areas along the Kohala Coast and Kona Coast and the many restaurants of Kailua-Kona and Historic Kailua Village.<br><br>All the main Hawaiian Islands hold numerous weekly Farmers Markets. These are great for meeting the local farmers, tasting treats prepared by vendors and often featuring live entertainment. A fun family affair is attending an authentic Hawaiian luau feast including hula dancing and other cultural festivities.</p></div>

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