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Heʻeia State Park
Oceanside tropical park with mountains & scenic vistas, plus canoe building classes & tours.
Diamond Head State Monument
A historic hiking trail leads visitors to this iconic summit, with panoramic ocean & city views.

Koko Crater Railway Trailhead
Steep hike up an abandoned railroad track on Koko Crater, with dramatic ocean & city views.
Waiʻalae Beach Park (Kahala beach)
Oceanfront park offering a pristine setting for sun, picnics & water activities.

Haleʻiwa Aliʻi Beach Park
Grassy area with picnic tables & a volleyball court bordering a narrow beach for sunbathing.

Honolulu Watershed Forest Reserve
Tropical rainforest featuring hiking trails & access to the famous Manoa Falls waterfall.
Sans Souci State Recreational Park
Popular stretch of sandy beach with a waterfront walking path & palm-lined lawn for picnicking.

Wahiawā Botanical Garden
27-acre, high-elevation garden offering displays of native flora & docent-led tours too.

Kalama Beach Park
Broad beach with mountain views on 4 acres with facilities, an outdoor shower & a shaded grassy area

China Walls
Stretch of lava-rock ledges & cliffs above the ocean attracting experienced surfers & jumpers.

Koko Crater Botanical Garden
This 200-acre crater with lake & beach is planted with 60 acres of blooming plants, cacti & foliage.

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

Nā Pali Coast State Wilderness Park
Mountainous spot for hiking & camping features waterfalls & an abundance of tropical plants.
Moanalua Gardens
Peaceful 24-acre park known for an annual hula festival & rare plantings including monkeypod trees.
Sandy Beach
Surfers are drawn to the large waves at this scenic beach with food trucks often in the parking lot.
Lanikai Beach
Waimea Valley

Ko Olina Beach Park
Small public lagoon inside the Ko Olina resort, with a white-sand beach, green lawn & shallow water.

Haleʻiwa Beach Park
Beach park with a playground, basketball/volleyball courts & picnic areas, plus showers & restrooms.

Foster Botanical Garden
14-acre garden offering a unique & tranquil space for tropical plants, orchids & cycads since 1853.