Outdoors in Honolulu

Koko Crater Stairs (Summit)

Kewalo Basin Harbor

Diamond Head Visitor Center [1]

Waikīkī Beach

Famous beach with palm trees, white sand & Diamond Head views, plus posh resorts & restaurants.

Kaiwi State Scenic Shoreline

Wawamalu Beach

Maunalua Bay Beach Park

Popular spot with sweeping views & a boat ramp for diving, kayaking, canoeing, fishing & picnicking.

Ala Wai Community Park

Green space along the Ala Wai canal boasting a jogging path, basketball court & field for sports.

Lulumahu Falls

Unofficial, unmarked trail that crosses the creek through a bamboo forest leading to Lulumahu Falls.

Magic Island

Diamond Head Road Vista Point

Round Top Forest Reserve

Lyon Arboretum

194-acre tropical rainforest features 5,000 exotic plants, singing birds & a self-guided hike.

Kawaikui Beach Park

Keʻehi Lagoon Beach Park

Popular with paddlers, this waterside park features tennis courts, an open field & a playground.

Waiʻalae Beach Park (Kahala beach)

Oceanfront park offering a pristine setting for sun, picnics & water activities.

Kaka'ako Farmers Market

Saturday-morning market offering local produce, meat & seafood, plus artisan handicraft items.

Kakaʻako Waterfront Park

A scenic oceanfront park with a promenade & amphitheater, featuring sunbathing, fishing & surfing.

Manoa Falls

Scenic waterfall accessible by a short, beginner-friendly rainforest hike with streams & groves.

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Cultural Gardens

Picturesque landscaped Chinese, Japanese & Hawaiian gardens at Honolulu International Airport.