<div class="aboutUsText"><p>Oahu is known for its beautiful beaches and sunny weather as well as historic sites and lush, tropical landscapes. Explore the island's many attractions and activities from Waikiki and downtown Honolulu to the verdant and tropical north shore and the scenic windward side. With close access to exceptional dining, shopping, entertainment and adventures, staying in an Oahu condo provides everything you need for a luxurious and memorable Hawaii vacation.&nbsp;</p></div>

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<h3>Things To Do</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>Oahu offers a range of activities on land, sea and air including historic sites, great hikes, and fascinating adventures. Visit the iconic Waikiki Beach to take a surfing lesson, ride in an outrigger canoe or sail on a catamaran. History lovers will enjoy a visit to Pearl Harbor to see the USS Arizona Memorial and interesting exhibits at the new Visitor Center. About five miles from downtown Honolulu is the Nuuanu Pali Lookout with sweeping views of the windward shore and also informational plaques about the famous battle that took place there leading to victory for the warriors of King Kamehameha I.<br><br>Golfers have many great courses to choose from on Oahu including the Ala Wai Golf Course in Waikiki, two exceptional courses to the east in Hawaii Kai and two more to the west in Ko Olina and Makaha. On the eastern shore is Olomana Golf Links which is President Obama's favorite course with great views of the furrowed Koolau mountain range, and also the Pali Golf Course with expansive views of the windward shore. Turtle Bay Resort on the north shore is home to two championship oceanfront golf courses, and nearby is the municipal Kahuku Golf Course.<br><br>Explore the shops and restaurants fronting the shoreline of Waikiki and in downtown Honolulu, go snorkeling in Hanauma Bay, and learn about Hawaii's many marine species at the Waikiki Aquarium. Take a tour of Honolulu's many historic sites and visit Bishop Museum to see ancient Hawaiian artifacts. Children will enjoy the Pineapple Garden Maze at Dole Plantation in Wahiawa with a labyrinth of paths to navigate. Plant lovers will also enjoy Senator Fong's Plantation &amp; Gardens as well as Koko Crater Botanical Garden.&nbsp;<br><br>The North Shore of Oahu is lined with pristine beaches including the famed surfing spots of Banzai Pipeline, Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach. When the water is calm the north shore beaches offer some of Hawaii's best snorkeling and scuba diving spots.…

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<h3>Nearby Beaches</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextRight"></span>Oahu is known for its spectacular beaches from Waikiki and Hanauma Bay on the south shore to the picturesque beaches of the windward side and the famed surfing beaches of the north shore. Snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, surfing and stand up paddle boarding are all popular activities at Oahu beaches.&nbsp;<br><br>Waikiki Beach spans for three miles along the southern shore with golden sand and vibrant activity fronted by high rise resort hotels, shops and restaurants. Just to the east is Hanauma Bay which is one of Hawaii's most popular snorkeling spots, located in a submerged volcanic crater that is home to a fascinating variety of sea life amidst the coral reefs.&nbsp;<br><br>Take a drive up Oahu's windward (eastern) shore to see Waimanalo Beach set beneath the furrowed Koolau mountain range. Just to the north is the water sports playground of Kailua Bay and the idyllic Lanikai Beach with powdery white sands, crystal clear water and scenic views of the Mokulua Islands offshore. All around the island of Oahu you will find memorable beaches great for everything from water sports to long beach walks and quiet relaxation.</p></div>

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<h3>Restaurants</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>Oahu is home to many top chefs as well as great local-style food from the south shore's Waikiki and downtown Honolulu to the north shore's Haleiwa town and Turtle Bay Resort as well as Kaneohe and Kailua towns on the windward shore. For Hawaii Regional Cuisine cooked by one of its founders check out Alan Wong's in Honolulu where the kalua pig is pit-roasted and fresh seafood is emphasized in innovative dishes. Another famed local chef is Roy Yamaguchi whose flagship Hawaii Kai restaurant called Roy's serves up amazing food from his signature open kitchen where you can watch the artistry of the chefs. <br>The Waikiki shore is lined with exceptional restaurants with great ocean views. In the evenings you will find live music at many of these venues including the restaurants at the Royal Hawaiian Center where you will find many dining choices. Also check out the Waikiki Beach Walk with more than a dozen restaurants. For some exceptional local-style food including gourmet plate lunches to take to the beach visit Kakaako Kitchen on Ala Moana Blvd. in Honolulu.&nbsp;<br><br>Charming Kailua town on the windward shore of Oahu has a very walkable downtown district with some exceptional restaurants. To the north you will find fine dining at Turtle Bay Resort and many places to eat in Haleiwa town including great pizza, seafood, Mexican, sushi and Italian. Shrimp trucks, shave ice, plate lunches and traditional Hawaiian luau feasts with hula dancing are all part of the Oahu food scene.</p></div>

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