You’ll always find plenty of things to do in Honolulu. From surfing at Waikiki beach, snorkeling in Hanauma Bay, or touring historic landmarks like Pearl Harbor and Iolani Palace, this sunny paradise has something for everyone. For some of the top Honolulu attractions, check out:

• USS Arizona Memorial

  This site memorializes a sunken WWII battleship from the attack on Pearl Harbor and spans the area of the USS Arizona.

• Pearl Harbor

  Pearl Harbor is home to historic battleships, Aviation Museum and is one of the most important tributes to WW II heroes.

• Diamondhead

  Take a hike to the top of the iconic volcanic crater and enjoy panoramic views of Honolulu and Waikiki.

• Waikiki beach

  Oahu’s most popular beach destination, Waikiki Beach is known for its amazing views of Diamondhead and long surf break.

• Kapiolani Park

  This colorful 300-acre public park is a gathering place for walkers, tennis enthusiasts, runners, and picnickers.

• Ala Moana Shopping Center

  Ala Moana Center is the world’s largest open-air shopping center with over 300 shops and restaurants, including Macy’s.

• Polynesian Cultural Center

  Located on Oahu’s north shore, the Polynesian Cultural Center is cultural living museum with true to life simulated villages.

• Aloha Tower Marketplace

  Stroll this historic waterfront destination on Honolulu Harbor with a fun mix of shops and restaurants.

• Kualoa Ranch

  The site of blockbuster movies, like Jurassic Park, Kualoa Ranch is a working ranch with over 4,000 heads of cattle at one time.

The island of Oahu is a haven for family vacation adventure that will build lasting memories that will be treasured forever. With eight Hawaii locations to choose from, our rooms, suites and condos offer easy access to all there is to do in Waikiki and Honolulu. With far too many activities to squeeze into one trip, the following is a list of must sees and kid friendly things to do.

• Hike Diamond Head

  Take a hike to the top of Diamond Head and enjoy spectacular panoramic view Hawaii and the Pacific Ocean. This is a must activity for photography enthusiasts.

• Dole Cannery Maze

  Dole Plantation’s Pineapple Garden Maze is the largest maze in the world and holds the record from the Guinness Book of World Records. Search for 8 secret stations and solve the maze mystery.

• Polynesian Cultural Center

  Set on 42 beautifully landscaped acres, the Polynesian Cultural Center features six simulated villages representing New Zealand, Tahiti, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga and Hawaii.

• Paradise Cove Luau

  It’s the perfect family entertainment activity. Held on the spectacular Ko Olina Resort, the Luau takes place on the shores of Kapolei and features great food, dancing and Polynesian Cultural activities.

• Kailua Beach

  Kailua Beach is rated as one of Hawaii’s most beautiful beaches and offers a kid and dogfriendly destinations with thoughtful outdoor amenities such as picnic areas, green space, and bathrooms.

Visitors travel to Honolulu for many different reasons-to enjoy the sunshine, to relax on the beach, or simply to get away from it all. But Oahu is more than just your typical vacation destination. Here we list our Top 5 Favorite Things to Do in Honolulu, in no particular order.

• Go surfing. If you’re a novice, take a lesson or just watch from Oahu’s North Shore as surfers brave the killer waves. From October to January, waves get up to 30 feet high.
• Head to the beach. It’s the easiest thing to do because all Hawaiian beaches are public. Swimming, snorkeling, or simply sunbathing are all awesome options.
• Retail therapy. Shopping is definitely in the cards in Hawaii. In addition to souvenirs Hawaiian shirts, there are stores like Macy’s and J. Crew. Ala Moana Shopping Center is a mall with name brands and local flavor.
• Boogie. Honolulu is known for it’s grooving nightlife. Head out to the dance clubs, bars, or concert venues for some live entertainment.
• Luau. What’s a trip to Hawaii without a luau? Hula girls and boys for the entertainment, and kalua pig and poi for dinner. It’s a Hawaiian tradition you won’t want to miss.