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42 acres of tropical splendor filled with opportunities to explore the rich heritage of the Pacific, experience traditional hands-on activities, and dine like royalty at an authentic Polynesian luau while viewing one of the most spectacular shows on the island.

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Polynesian Culture Center

The Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center is an elevated retail experience with the opportunity to discover international luxury brands, unique Hawaii boutiques and exciting dining options.

Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center

The International Market Place is a vibrant open-air shopping center featuring a selection of high-end retail, dining and entertainment options near our boutique hotel in the heart of Waikiki.

International Market Place

From the creators of Island Vintage Coffee, this laid-back wine bar serves up mouth-watering bites created with farm-to-table ingredients with top-notch wine pairings.

Island Vintage Wine Bar

Wake up and smell the coffee at Island Vintage Coffee, which has been providing the finest 100% Kona coffee since 1996. It’s the perfect spot to get that early morning caffeine hit before a day of adventures.

Island Vintage Coffee

Steps from our doors, Waikiki Kuhio Beach is a must-see for any visitor. The birthplace of modern surf culture, this world-famous stretch of beach offers countless photo ops and is the perfect place to try surfing or canoeing or to do nothing at all.

Waikiki Kuhio Beach

Paia is a top-rated restaurant that serves the freshest local fish on its made-to-order fresh catch plates as well as other dishes, all served with heaps of aloha.

Paia Fish Market

People line up around the block at this Waikiki hot spot for Japanese street noodles and tempura created right before your eyes in a theater-style kitchen.

Marugame Udon

Enjoy laidback dining at this charming beachfront restaurant in Waikiki serving up fresh surf ‘n’ turf and its famous umbrella drinks in a fun, tiki-inspired atmosphere.

Duke’s

Since 1950, Liliha has been open as a full-service bakery and all-day diner serving up over 100 types of iconic pastries and an extensive menu of local and international dishes.

Liliha Bakery

Shop ’til you drop at the largest open-air mall in the U.S. with more than 2.4 million square feet of retail space featuring over 350 shops and 160 dining options.

Ala Moana Shopping Center

Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden in windward Oahu is a peaceful refuge with 400 acres of gardens featuring plants from tropical regions around the world including the Philippines, Malaysia, tropical America, India, Sri Lanka, Melanesia, Hawaii, Polynesia, and Africa.

Ho’omaluhia Botanical Gardens

Discover a wide array of local fresh produce and artisanal products like coffee, honey, and vanilla at this farmers market in Honolulu.

Oahu Farmers Market - Honolulu

Shop for all sorts of authentic Hawaii-grown produce and artisanal delights like flowers, salsas, and snacks at this farmers market.

Oahu Farmers Market - KCC

Enjoy a culinary adventure at this upscale rooftop restaurant offering a modern take on traditional cuisine and bringing the flavors of Mexico to Waikiki with an amazing view as a backdrop.

Buho Cocina y Cantina

Since 1952, Leonard’s Bakery has been delighting the world with original creations and a variety of freshly baked pastries every single day.

Leonard’s Bakery

Gentle surf all year, fine white sands, and crystal-clear waters make Lanikai in Kailua a top destination for any aspiring beach bum. It’s easy to see why it is consistently ranked at the top of many annual best beaches lists.

Kailua Beach Park

Perhaps the most famous surf spot in the world, the Banzai Pipeline is named for the long tubes formed by breaking waves. Expect to see massive swells on the North Shore between October and March, and of course, the daring individuals who ride them.
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Banzai Pipeline

Today the WWII-era tracks running up the steep trail are used by hikers to reach the top of the volcano crater, but efforts will be rewarded with stunning, panoramic views of Oahu.

Koko Crater Railway Trailhead

Hālona Blowhole, one of Hawaii’s natural wonders, was created by lava tubes formed by volcanic eruptions thousands of years ago. Discover the lookout, blowhole, and beach cove located right off Hanauma Bay. The iconic beach has been used in a variety of film settings.

Hālona Blowhole

The historic residence of ‘Iolani Palace is the only royal residence on U.S. soil. Take a guided tour through the palace for a closer look at the precious items in the Throne Room, Dining Room, and King Kalākaua’s Library.

‘Iolani Palace

In the heart of Manoa Valley, about 15 minutes outside bustling Honolulu, stands a 150-foot waterfall surrounded by lush scenery waiting to be discovered. It’s a 1.6-mile round-trip walking path.

Mānoa Falls

A local favorite, Ala Moana Beach Park isn’t as famous as Waikiki, but it’s equally sun-drenched and picturesque. An outer reef provides calm waters, and a man-made peninsula called Magic Island forms a protected lagoon perfect for keiki (children).

Ala Moana Beach Park

The site of an event that changed not only Pearl Harbor, but the world. December 7, 1941, marks the fateful day the Japanese launched a surprise attack on Oahu. Today this historic location is the home of the USS Arizona Memorial.

Pearl Harbor

For a distinctly different experience, head over to Diamond Head State Monument (Lēʻahi), a volcano cone that's Oahu’s most recognizable landmark and boasts one of the most beautiful hikes in the world. It’s worth the steep climb for the incredible views.

Diamond Head

Pali Lookout is the site of a great battle, which resulted in the unification of Oahu under Kamehameha I, a significant event in Hawaii culture and history. The stone terrace at the lookout provides scenic views of eastern Oahu and its shorelines.

Nu’uanu Pali Lookout

Overlooking downtown Honolulu, Puʻu ʻUalakaʻa provides a panoramic view of southern Oahu from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor. Beautiful landscapes and seascapes by day and stunning city lights at night make Tantalus andPuʻu ʻUalakaʻa must-see stops.

Tantalus Lookout, Pu’u ‘Ualaka’a State Park

Kualoa Ranch is a sprawling 4,000-acre retreat offering ATVs, a zip-line, a “secret” beach, and tours of film and TV locations like those of “Jurassic Park” and “Lost.” It’s where natural beauty meets pop culture iconography and outdoor adventure.

Kualoa Ranch

Stock up on meat, seafood, and ready-to-eat foods at this authentic farmers market featuring only Hawaii-grown products.

Oahu Farmers Markets – Kaka'ako

Formed in a volcanic crater, Hanauma Bay is a snorkeler’s paradise. With a focus on conservation and education, access to this spectacular marine ecosystem is limited, so it’s important to plan ahead.

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Discover this historic treasure through a variety of family-friendly eco-tours: horseback rides, off-roading, and hands-on tree planting. Travel scenic mountain trails, explore hidden caves, and revel in breathtaking ocean views of Windward O‘ahu.

Hawaiian Legacy Forest - Plant a Tree

Basalt offers a casual dining experience that provides quality service and exceptional food, located on the ground floor adjoining our hotel.

Basalt

Overlooking Oahu’s eastern shoreline sits Makapuʻu Point Lighthouse atop an easy paved path hike.

Makapu’u Point Lighthouse

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