Les meilleurs événements de la ville Honolulu. Visite privée décapotable de luxe personnalisée de 6 heures de la côte nord d'Oahu commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. The price is for car and driver NOT per person

1

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

2

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

3

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

4

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

5

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

6

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

7

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

8

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

9

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

10

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

11

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

12

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

13

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

14

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

15

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

16

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

17

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

18

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

19

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

20

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

21

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

22

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

23

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

24

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

25

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

26

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

27

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

28

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

29

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

30

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

31

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

32

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

33

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

34

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

35

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

36

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

37

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

38

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

39

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

40

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

41

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

42

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

43

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

44

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

45

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

46

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

47

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

48

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

49

Plantation de Dole

C'est presque un must, surtout si vous ne savez pas comment poussent les ananas. Il y a une grande boutique de cadeaux pleine de cadeaux sur le thème de l'ananas. Le point culminant est la fameuse crème glacée Dole Whip. Il y a aussi un train qui fait le tour de la plantation et du plus grand labyrinthe du monde. Nous pouvons passer aussi longtemps ou aussi court que vous le souhaitez. Mon temps record passé ici est de 3 heures, mais 30 à 60 minutes est un temps moyen ici pour regarder autour de moi et prendre une glace.

50

Palais Iolani

Le palais est le seul palais d'Amérique parce qu'Hawaï a eu à une époque un roi et une reine. le palais Iolani a été utilisé dans la série originale d'Hawaï 5-0 et Jack Lord se tenait sur le porche, faisant croire aux téléspectateurs que c'était le quartier général du 5-0. Nous pouvons passer en voiture ou nous arrêter pour des photos.

51

Baie de Waimea

La baie de Waimea est très populaire auprès des habitants et des visiteurs car elle est très pittoresque et vous ne savez jamais d'un jour à l'autre ce que les vagues feront. Aux heures calmes, les nageurs sont autorisés à sauter du rocher de 25 pieds ou à faire des longueurs à travers la baie. Dans les moments difficiles, vous verrez des boogie boarders attraper des vagues ou des surfeurs aiguiser leurs compétences sur des vagues qui ont atteint 50 pieds.

52

Parc de la plage du coucher du soleil

Il s'agit de la deuxième plage utilisée pour le concours de surf Van's Triple Crown. On peut le voir juste au volant ce que je fais souvent mais on peut s'arrêter si on veut.

53

Vallée de Waimea

Si vous avez toujours voulu vous promener dans un jardin botanique sur un chemin pavé et nager au pied d'une cascade de 40 pieds avec de l'eau qui coule dans votre tête, C'est l'endroit pour le faire ! Des crics de sauvetage sont fournis. Il y a un droit d'entrée et aussi une navette (payante.) si vous ne voulez pas marcher.

54

l'anse des requins

Ne laissez pas le nom de cet endroit vous effrayer. Si vous avez toujours voulu faire de la plongée avec tuba dans un aquarium protégé et peu profond et voir toutes sortes de poissons, C'est l'endroit pour le faire ! L'équipement de plongée est fourni sans frais supplémentaires par Hawaii Convertible Tours.

55

Parc de la plage d'Ehukai

Le nom ici est trompeur car c'est là que se trouve le célèbre pipeline Bonzai avec des rouleaux de tonneau. Selon le jour, vous pouvez voir des nageurs faire du body surf avec des bordures de boogie et des surfeurs tous en même temps ou si les vagues sont grosses (surtout pendant les mois d'hiver), vous pouvez voir des vagues monstres et des surfeurs se faire tuber.

56

Parc d'état de Laie Point

Cet endroit a été utilisé dans le film Forgetting Sarah Marshall où elle a sauté à l'eau. C'est une belle pointe rocheuse avec un long rocher dans l'océan qui a un trou unique au milieu. Une séance photo parfaite et un favori hors des sentiers battus pour beaucoup.

57

Fermes de café du monde vert

Un arrêt incontournable pour les buveurs de café et offrez-vous un échantillon gratuit des nombreux mélanges de café proposés ici. Observez le caféier et goûtez les cerises rouges avant qu'elles n'entrent dans le torréfacteur. Vous vous demandez quel goût ils ont ? Il y a une petite boutique de cadeaux avec du café fraîchement torréfié et des cadeaux sur le thème du café ainsi que du café enrobé de chocolat.

58

Parc de la plage d'Haleiwa Alii

Alii Beach Park est la première étape du concours Van's Triple Crown of Surfing, mais il est tout aussi populaire mais pas aussi régulièrement visité pour les tortues de mer vertes qui se prélassent au soleil sur la plage ou nagent en mangeant des algues sur les récifs. Certains ont même plongé avec des tortues ici !

59

Centre-ville de Haleiwa

Achetez jusqu'à ce que vous tombiez! C'est aussi la maison du plus ancien magasin de surf d'Hawaï. Une ville historique où tous les bâtiments semblent avoir été construits dans les années 1920. Également à la maison de Shave Ice et Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck classé dans le top 25 du Food Network.

60

Distillateurs de Ko Hana

Si vous aimez le rhum, c'est un arrêt obligatoire. Pour 10 $, vous dégustez 4 mélanges de rhum à base de jus de canne à sucre, essayez du pain savoureux et du miel aromatisé au rhum. ET, vos frais de dégustation de 10 $ vont vers une bouteille de rhum. Cet arrêt est devenu un favori pour beaucoup.

61

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

62

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

63

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

64

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

65

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

66

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

67

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

68

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

69

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

70

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

71

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

72

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

73

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

74

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

75

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

76

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

77

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

78

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

79

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

80

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

81

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

82

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

83

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

84

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

85

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

86

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

87

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

88

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

89

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

90

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

91

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

92

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

93

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

94

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

95

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

96

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

97

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

98

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

99

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

100

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

101

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

102

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

103

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

104

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

105

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

106

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

107

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

108

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

109

Dole Plantation

This is almost a must see especially if you don't know how pineapples grow. There is a large gift shop full of pineapple themed gifts. The highlight is the famous Dole Whip ice cream. There is also a train that goes around the plantation and the World's Largest Maze. We can spend as long or short as you want. My record length of time spent here is 3 hours but 30 to 60 minutes is an average time here to look around and get some ice cream.

110

Iolani Palace

The Palace is the only Palace in America because Hawaii at one time had a King and Queen. the Iolani Palace was used in the original Hawaii 5-0 series and Jack Lord would stand on the front porch making viewers think that was the 5-0 headquarters. We can drive by or stop for photos.

111

Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is very popular both with locals and visitors as it is very scenic and you never know from one day to the next what the waves will be doing. At calm times swimmers are allowed to jump off the 25 foot rock or swim laps across the bay. Rough times you will see boogie boarders catching waves or see surfers sharpening their skills on waves that have gotten to 50 feet.

112

Sunset Beach Park

This is the second Beach used for the Van's Triple Crown of surfing contest. It can be seen just driving by which I often do but we can stop if you want.

113

Waimea Valley

If you've ever wanted to walk through a Botanical Garden on a paved path and swim at the base of a 40 foot waterfall with water flowing down your head, THIS is the place to do it! Life jacks are provided. There is an admission fee and also a shuttle (For a fee.) if you don't want to walk.

114

Shark's Cove

Don't let the name of this place scare you. If you ever wanted to snorkel in a protected, shallow aquarium and see all kinds of fish, THIS is the place to do it! Snorkel gear is provided at no extra cost by Hawaii Convertible Tours.

115

Ehukai Beach Park

The name here is deceiving as THIS is where the famous Bonzai Pipeline with barrel rolls is at. Depending on the day you may see swimmers body surfing with boogie borders and surfers all at the same time or if the waves are big (Mostly during winter months.) you could see monster waves and surfers getting tubed.

116

Laie Point State Wayside Park

This location was used in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall where she jumped into the water. This is a beautiful rocky point with a long rock in the ocean that has a unique hole in the middle. A perfect photo op and favorite off the beaten path for many.

117

Green World Coffee Farms

A must stop for coffee drinkers and indulge in a free sample of the many blends of coffee offered here. See the coffee plant and taste the red cherries before they go into the roaster. Wonder what they taste like? There is a small gift shop with fresh roasted coffee and coffee themed gifts as well as chocolate covered coffee.

118

Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

Alii Beach Park is the first stop of the Van's Triple Crown of Surfing contest but it is just as popular yet not as regularly visited for the green sea turtles that bask in the sun on the beach or swim around eating algae off the reefs. Some have even snorkeled with turtles here!

119

Haleiwa Town Center

Shop till you drop! Also the home of the oldest surf shop in Hawaii. A historical town where all the buildings look like they were built in the 1920's. Also home of Shave Ice and Big Wave Garlic Shrimp truck rated in the top 25 of the Food Network.

120

Ko Hana Distillers

If you like rum, this is a must stop. For $10 you sample 4 blends of rum made from sugar cane juice, try some tasty run bread and rum flavored honey. AND, your $10 tasting fee goes towards a bottle of rum. This stop become a favorite by many.

Visite privée décapotable de luxe personnalisée de 6 heures de la côte nord d'Oahu

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