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| Looking for Waikiki activities and other things to do in Waikiki? This free Waikiki activities guide contains useful information on local businesses and fun things to do in Waikiki. This listing of Waikiki activities contains some of the best things to do in Waikiki including: Waikiki tours, Waikiki discount activities, Waikiki tourist attractions, and the names of Waikiki parks and the hiking trails in Waikiki. We have also tried to include listings of free things to do in Waikiki as well as inexpensive Waikiki activities. You can find Waikiki activities suited to each member of your family. There are so many Waikiki activities and things to do in Waikiki Hawaii, you won’t be able to do them all in just one visit. Hopefully this Waikiki Hawaii tourist information gives you some useful ideas of the Waikiki activities that your family can enjoy on your Waikiki Vacation. Enjoy! |
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« Vacation Rentals in Waikiki Hawaii Backyards Beach, Oahu - A popular neighborhood “backyard” beach. Attraction type: Beach Bishop Museum – Polynesian artifacts and gardens are showcased in this museum founded by banker Charles R. Bishop in 1889. Attraction type: History museum Coral Creek Golf Course, Ewa Beach – The newest course on Oahu features all levels of play. Attraction type: Golf course Diamond Head, Oahu – Crater remains of a dormant volcano. Attraction type: Volcano Dole Plantation, Wahiawa - Pineapple plantation and factory. Home to the largest maze in the world. Attraction type: Pineapple plantation and factory tour Dolphin Quest Oahu, Oahu - Attraction type: Dolphin performance Duke Kahanamoku Beach, Oahu – Beach named after the former Olympian Duke Kahanamoku. Attraction type: Beach Falls of Clyde - A historic tall ship and Hawaiian Maritime Center. Attraction type: Ship Foster Botanical Gardens – Displays of over 4,000 species of tropical plants are found at this 14-acre garden. Attraction type: Garden Haleiwa, Oahu – Beach area, popular for surfing. Attraction type: Beach Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, Oahu - Attraction type: Nature center Hanauma Bay, Oahu – This state park and beach is a home to a nature reserve. A great place to go snorkeling. Attraction type: State park and nature reserve Harold L. Lyon Arboretum – A research facility and a 194-acre arboretum are owned by the University of Hawaii. Attraction type: University Arboretum Hawaii Maritime Center – The historic tall ship " Falls of Clyde" is featured at this marine center. Attraction type: Maritime museum Hawaii Prince Golf Course, Oahu – Championship course with 27 holes on 270 acres with terrific views of the Waianae Mountains. Attraction type: Golf course Hawaii State Art Museum - Attraction type: Art museum Honolulu Academy of Arts – Hawaii's larges art museum and cultural center. Attraction type: Art museum Honolulu Zoo – Unique features include collections of birds, reptiles and an "African Savanna". Attraction type: Zoo Ho'omaluhi Botanical Gardens, Kaneohe - Attraction type: Garden Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden, Kaneohe - Attraction type: Botanical garden International Market Place – A 100 old banyan tree is the focal point of this downtown-shopping district. Attraction type: Street market Iolani Palace – Historic 19th century home of King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani. Attraction type: Historic site James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge, Oahu - Endangered species refuge area. Attraction type: Wildlife park Kaena Point Natural Area, Oahu - Attraction type: Natural formation Kahana Bay Beach Park, Oahu – This Park features many streams and a jungle atmosphere. Attraction type: Park Kailua Beach Park, Kailua – Popular beach listed as one of the best beaches in America. Attraction type: Beach Kaiwi Channel, Oahu - Attraction type: Beach Kakaako Waterfront Park - Attraction type: Beach Kaneohe Bay, Oahu - Attraction type: Beach Kapiolani Park - Honolulu park home to a beach and other events and performances. Attraction type: Park; Beach; Other Kawaiahao Church, Oahu – This church served as the royal chapel for 20 years and is the oldest church in Honolulu. Attraction type: Religious site Koola Golf Club, Oahu – Considered by some to be one of the toughest golf courses in the world. Attraction type: Golf course Ko'olau Golf Club, Kaneohe – A rainforest on the windward side of the Ko'olau Mountains is home to this famous golf course. Named as one of the top three golf clubs in Hawaii by Golf Digest and considered one of the best courses in the nation. Attraction type: Golf course Kuhio Beach, Oahu – Popular surfing beach recently renovated with new landscaping and a plaza area. Attraction type: Beach Liliuokalani Botanical Garden – View waterfalls and native plants at this streamside botanical garden. Attraction type: Garden Luana Hills Golf Course, Oahu – Golf course designed around Mt Olomana. Attraction type: Golf course Makaha Beach Park, Waianae - Attraction type: Beach Makapu'u Beach, Waimanalo – Considered the best bodysurfing area in Hawaii, this sandy beach is longer than three football fields. Attraction type: Beach; Park Makapuu Point, Oahu – Scenic overlook of the Makapuu Peninsula. Attraction type: Scenic drive Makiki Forest Preserve, Oahu – Forest preserve overlooking Honolulu. Attraction type: Park Manoa Valley, Oahu – features nature and hiking trails. Attraction type: Valley; Hiking trail Mission Houses Museum – Museum on the history of American missionaries in Hawaii. The Original headquarters of nineteenth-century American Protestant missionaries. Attraction type: Museum and Mission Mokolii Island, Oahu – Know as the Chinaman's hat, this Island is located just off the shore of Oahu. Can be reached by foot from shore at low tide Attraction type: Island North Shore Surf and Cultural Museum, Waialua – Surfing museum with surfboards dating back to the 1930s. Attraction type: Surfing museum Nuuanu Pali Lookout, Oahu – Enjoy trails and views from this lookout. Attraction type: Point of interest Pearl Country Club, Oahu – Enjoy views of the U.S.S. Arizona and Pear Harbor from this golf course and country club. Attraction type: Golf course Pearl Harbor, Oahu – Site of the Japanese military attack on December 7, 1941. Attraction type: Historic site, military base Plantation Village, Waipahu – This museum features the preserved homes of a historic sugar cane plantation village. Attraction type: Museum Polynesian Cultural Center, Laie – This cultural complex offers an art gallery, night show, and luaus. Attraction type: Cultural center Pupukea Beach Park, Oahu – Public beach with calm waters, a good beach for children and swimming. Attraction type: Beach park Puuomahuka Heiau, Oahu - An ancient temple situated above Waimea Bay. Attraction type: Religious site Queen Emma Summer Palace - Attraction type: Historic site and museum San Souci Beach, Oahu - Located at the end of Waikiki beach near Diamond Head. Attraction type: Beach Sand Harbor, Oahu - Attraction type: Fishing pier and boardwalk Sandy Beach Park, Oahu – Surfing beach with sometimes-dangerous waves. Attraction type: Beach Sea Life Park Hawaii, Oahu – Swim with dolphins and enjoy other interactive activities at this wildlife theme park. Attraction type: Wildlife theme park Senator Fong's Plantation and Gardens, Kaneohe – This 725-acre garden has five separate sections. Attraction type: Garden Sunset Beach Park, Oahu - Attraction type: Beach The Contemporary Museum - Attraction type: Art museum The Links at Kuilima, Oahu - Arnold Palmer designed this golf course. Attraction type: Golf course The Pali Lookout, Oahu – The site where King Kamehameha defeated his enemies. Attraction type: Historic and scenic site The Pipeline, Oahu – A world famous beach and offshore reef. Attraction type: Beach U.S.S. Missouri Memorial, Oahu - Attraction type: Historic monument and military base University of Hawaii Art Gallery, Oahu - Attraction type: Art gallery US Army Museum of Hawaii, Oahu - Attraction type: Military museum USS Arizona Memorial – War memorial commemorating the 2,388 Americans who died during the Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor. Attraction type: Historic Monument USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park - Attraction type: Military museum USS Missouri – Historic site and museum. Attraction type: Historic site Waikiki Aquarium – Aquarium where visitors can view and learn more about the sea life in Hawaii. Attraction type: Aquarium Waikiki Beach - Oahu's most famous beach. Attraction type: Beach Waikiki Trolley, Oahu – Ride this trolley and stop at many points of interest in the Honolulu. Attraction type: Trolley Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium, Oahu – Historic monument honoring the 102 servicemen from Hawaii that were killed in World War I. Attraction type: Monument Wailua Bay, Oahu – This bay features a good fishing pier. Attraction type: Bay with a pier Waimanalo Beach, Oahu - Attraction type: Beach Waimea Bay - Surfing beach on the North Shore of Oahu. Attraction type: Beach Waimea Valley Falls Park - Attraction type: Waterfall park Waimea Waterfall, Oahu - Attraction type: Waterfall War Memorial Natatorium, Oahu - Memorial is dedicated to the men who served in World War I. Attraction type: Historic memorial
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Don’t have the time to read a complete Waikiki tourist information book? This free Waikiki activity guide contains a select listing of fun things to do in Waikiki. Not every activity may be right for you, but we're pretty sure that you will be able to find Waikiki activities that will appeal to each member of your family. In fact, there are so many Waikiki activities and things to do in Waikiki Hawaii, that you won’t be able to do them all in one visit. Book your Waikiki activities ahead of time to be assured of space on the Waikiki tours or activity of your choice. Not all activities in Waikiki have to cost you money. We tried to include information on free things to do in Waikiki as well as inexpensive Waikiki activities. The hiking trails in Waikiki are beautiful and best of all free. There are several hiking trails in Waikiki and each one is unique. There are enough Waikiki activities and attractions to keep even the most active Waikiki visitor busy. |
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