O‘ahu: What To Do
The Waikiki Swim & Social Club is open to visitors and locals looking for light bites and all-day drinks at an exclusive pool deck and lounge.
Now featuring two days of events and a live concert series, the 2023 event can’t be missed.
Kuilima Farm, on the North Shore of Oʻahu, is pioneering regenerative tourism and farm-to-resort operations in Hawaiʻi.
The city’s oldest botanical garden reopened recently and there’s no better time to visit.
The maze was awarded the Guinness World Record for “World’s Largest Permanent Hedge Maze” in 2008.
Sample entrees and appetizers put together by Hale ‘Aina Award winners at this foodie gala on Sept. 9.
From panoramic east side views to Jurassic World sets, thereʻs a lot to see on this adventurous UTV tour.
Truly a snorkeler's paradise, Shark's Cove is one of Oʻahu's top visitor attractions—and here's why.
Here’s how to make the most of your day at this protected nature preserve in East Honolulu.
Snorkeling is a fave pastime among locals and visitors alike—and here are some of the best snorkeling spots on Oʻahu, according to our readers.
You voted! Here are the top five botanical gardens on O‘ahu in 2023.
Little Plumeria Farms on Oʻahu’s North Shore is every plumeria lover’s dream.
The popular hiking trail to Maunawili Falls is closed until at least 2023, but the falls are still accessible from the epic Maunawili Demonstration Trail.
The Wai Kai Wave, found at the LineUp on the island’s West Side, is a water lover’s paradise.
Volunteer with Mālama Maunalua, a nonprofit organization, committed to restoring Hawaiʻi's marine ecosystems by removing invasive algae.
