Outdoors in Honolulu

Kawainui Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary

Known for its flat, scenic trail, this vast wetland features an array of waterbirds & marsh plants.

Kawainui Marsh Bike Trail

Kailua Beach

Ocean Rider Inc

Guided tours of a marine farm & seahorse aquariums, led by experts in conservation.

Makapu‘u Point Lighthouse Trail

Natural hiking area with paved trail & overlook, ocean views, lighthouse & whale-watching potential.

Hawai‘i Tropical Botanical Garden

Over 1,800 species of tropical plants including orchids, banana groves & more in a tranquil setting.

Kaiona Beach Park

Punalu'u Beach Park

Keaʻau Beach Park

Mellow sandy beach with a rocky shoreline and grassy areas for camping & picnicking.

Waimea Canyon State Park

Expansive, mountain top gorge known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific" features sweeping views.

Waiʻānapanapa State Park

Coastal park featuring black lava sand, tidal caves & native plants also has cabins for rent.

Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge

Oceanfront refuge featuring seabirds, spinner dolphins & other wildlife, plus a 1913 lighthouse.

Māʻili Beach Park

Park with a long, narrow beach used for surfing & snorkeling, plus a playground & restrooms.

Puʻu O Hulu (Pink Pillbox) Trailhead

Malaekahana Beach Campground

Scenic beachfront campground with plantation-style huts, a store for necessities & kayak rentals.

Kahana Bay Beach Park

Secluded public park with striking views, popular for camping, swimming & wildlife watching.

Kikaua Point Park

Park with a protected cove popular for snorkeling & volcanic rock formations including a sea arch.

Maili Pillbox

Secret Beach

Mālaekahana State Recreation Area

Picturesque beach cove & tropical woodland with a few picnic tables, a camping area & restrooms.