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Diamond Head

Extinct volcano is a popular hiking destination with a rugged trail leading to panoramic views.

Fort DeRussy Beach Park

This oceanfront park offers beach swimming, showers & a grassy area with picnic tables & grills.

Lanikai Pillbox Trail

This short, sometimes narrow trail features 2 military bunkers & a panoramic view of Lanikai Beach.

Iolani Palace

Opulent 19th-century home of Hawaii’s last monarchs operating as a museum with tours & exhibits.

Tantalus Lookout - Puu Ualakaa State Park

Scenic lookout featuring striking views of the Diamond Head volcano cone & the Waikiki skyline.

Diamond Head State Monument

A trail leads visitors to the summit of this volcanic tuff cone & former fort with panoramic views.

Kualoa Regional Park

Picturesque waterside park offering mountain & ocean views, picnic lawns & beach access.

Lanikai Beach

Kailua Beach Park

Clear water, fine sand & accessible facilities make this a popular spot for aquatic activities.

Koko Crater Railway Trailhead

Steep hike up an abandoned railroad track on Koko Crater, with dramatic ocean & city views.

Ala Moana Regional Park

This 100-acre park with a man-made beach offers usually calm surf, plus tennis courts & a pavilion.

Mānoa Falls Trail

This picturesque rainforest trail leading to Mānoa Falls has appeared in several movies.

KCC Farmers’ Market

Farmers' market bringing together produce, flowers & local food vendors on Saturdays.

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Popular state park featuring a sandy beach, snorkeling, a coral reef & an education center.

Diamond Head State Monument

A historic hiking trail leads visitors to this iconic summit, with panoramic ocean & city views.

Koko Head District Park

Sprawling collection of sports fields, gardens, picnic areas & stairs climbing a volcanic crater.

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

Unique destination to spot live lava flows, lava tubes & glowing craters, plus educational programs.

Sans Souci State Recreational Park

Popular stretch of sandy beach with a waterfront walking path & palm-lined lawn for picnicking.

Pearl Harbor Historic Sites Visitor Center

This still-active naval base is known for the 1941 attack by Japan that brought the U.S. into WWII.

Kapiʻolani Regional Park

A public, oceanfront park with volcano views, a beach, volleyball, picnicking & canoeing.