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1

Diamond Head State Monument

From the Diamond head lookout, you can see and take pictures of the Panoramic Pacific Ocean and the Koolau Mountain Range and the Kahala luxury residential area.

2

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Hanauma means "round" and you can see a Hanauma bay in a crater created by volcanic activity about 200,000 years ago. Hanauma Bay is a mecca for snorkeling where you can see Hawaii's unique marine life.

3

Halona Blowhole

Hālona means “lookout” in Hawaiian, it becomes quite clear what the Halona Blowhole is about: views, Pacific Ocean and blowhole! The Halona Blowhole is one of the most spectacular natural wonders on O’ahu Island; the more than 1,000-year-old geyser-like rock formation is characterized by a hole which propels incoming surf in a narrow, molten lava tube, shooting sea spray high into the air as a result - sometimes up to 30 feet. This is mostly a summery phenomenon but wintertime also has a big ticket item drawing visitors: humpback whales. The lookout point offers unobstructed views of the O’ahu shoreline as well as glimpses of Lanai and Moloka'I Islands on clear days.

4

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy beach is one of Oahu’s epicenters. Locals, tourists, surfers body surfers, sunbathers, and even fishermen gravitate towards this beach. When one gazes upon Sandy Beach, it is clear why such a small stretch of sand can attract visitors from around the world. At Sandy Beach, there is crystal blue water, powerful and often intimidating waves, and nearly a quarter mile of classic Hawaiian sand covered in sunbathers of all ages.

5

Waimanalo

We stop by Waimanalo Town Center for bathroom break. There are some gift shops and local boutique and famous ice cream shop.

6

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

It’s a great place to taste and buy Hawaii grown Macadamia nuts and enjoy more Hawaiian treats and shop for gifts and souvenirs.

7

Mokoli’i Island

Real name is Mokolii island. We call Chinaman's Hat because of its cone shape, which resembles the peasant’s hat worn in rural China. It is a popular spot for taking pictures on Oahu’s windward coast. It located in front of Kualoa Ranch.

8

Polynesian Cultural Center

Polynesian Cultural Center offers 6 Pacific Island villages and exhibits. Featuring Hawaii's most authentic luau, and award-winning show, "Hā: Breath of Life.”

9

Kahuku

Our lunch is world famous garlic shrimp at Northshore.

10

Turtle Bay Beach

We stop by a fruits stand which offers freshly picked Hawaiian fruits. You may be able to find seasonal fruits that are not available in the supermarkets.

11

Sunset Beach

During the summer months, the ocean is fairly calm here, making Sunset Beach ideal for swimming and snorkeling or simply relaxing on the beach. During the winter months, Sunset beach is a haven for professional surfers and waves can reach heights of twenty-five feet. The beach hosts the Rip Curl-sponsored World Cup surfing competition Every year.

12

Banzai Pipeline

Banzai Pipeline beach host Pipeline Masters surfing competition which is one of the Triple Crown Surfing competition.

13

Haleiwa

There's countless surf shops and art galleries and local boutiques filled with the perfect unique gift to commemorate your trip to the island. There's also famous acai and shaved ice shops.

14

Dole Plantation

Of course, pineapple is king here and delicious offerings abound. Be sure to try the famous DoleWhip- heavenly! Then, tour the fields and lovely gardens and learn about Hawaii’s fascinating history, agriculture, and traditions. You can even have fun getting lost, enjoy a delicious meal, and do a little shopping. And don’t forget to pick up at least one fresh pineapple to enjoy back home!

15

Green World Coffee Farms

Green world coffee offers a wide range of coffee grown in Hawaii and tea samples daily as well as a self guided tour through the coffee garden where you can learn exactly where coffee comes from and how it gets from the tree to your cup!

16

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

You can overlook Pearl Harbor from the H-1 Freeway.

17

Diamond Head State Monument

From the Diamond head lookout, you can see and take pictures of the Panoramic Pacific Ocean and the Koolau Mountain Range and the Kahala luxury residential area.

18

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Hanauma means "round" and you can see a Hanauma bay in a crater created by volcanic activity about 200,000 years ago. Hanauma Bay is a mecca for snorkeling where you can see Hawaii's unique marine life.

19

Halona Blowhole

Hālona means “lookout” in Hawaiian, it becomes quite clear what the Halona Blowhole is about: views, Pacific Ocean and blowhole! The Halona Blowhole is one of the most spectacular natural wonders on O’ahu Island; the more than 1,000-year-old geyser-like rock formation is characterized by a hole which propels incoming surf in a narrow, molten lava tube, shooting sea spray high into the air as a result - sometimes up to 30 feet. This is mostly a summery phenomenon but wintertime also has a big ticket item drawing visitors: humpback whales. The lookout point offers unobstructed views of the O’ahu shoreline as well as glimpses of Lanai and Moloka'I Islands on clear days.

20

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy beach is one of Oahu’s epicenters. Locals, tourists, surfers body surfers, sunbathers, and even fishermen gravitate towards this beach. When one gazes upon Sandy Beach, it is clear why such a small stretch of sand can attract visitors from around the world. At Sandy Beach, there is crystal blue water, powerful and often intimidating waves, and nearly a quarter mile of classic Hawaiian sand covered in sunbathers of all ages.

21

Waimanalo

We stop by Waimanalo Town Center for bathroom break. There are some gift shops and local boutique and famous ice cream shop.

22

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

It’s a great place to taste and buy Hawaii grown Macadamia nuts and enjoy more Hawaiian treats and shop for gifts and souvenirs.

23

Mokoli’i Island

Real name is Mokolii island. We call Chinaman's Hat because of its cone shape, which resembles the peasant’s hat worn in rural China. It is a popular spot for taking pictures on Oahu’s windward coast. It located in front of Kualoa Ranch.

24

Polynesian Cultural Center

Polynesian Cultural Center offers 6 Pacific Island villages and exhibits. Featuring Hawaii's most authentic luau, and award-winning show, "Hā: Breath of Life.”

25

Kahuku

Our lunch is world famous garlic shrimp at Northshore.

26

Turtle Bay Beach

We stop by a fruits stand which offers freshly picked Hawaiian fruits. You may be able to find seasonal fruits that are not available in the supermarkets.

27

Sunset Beach

During the summer months, the ocean is fairly calm here, making Sunset Beach ideal for swimming and snorkeling or simply relaxing on the beach. During the winter months, Sunset beach is a haven for professional surfers and waves can reach heights of twenty-five feet. The beach hosts the Rip Curl-sponsored World Cup surfing competition Every year.

28

Banzai Pipeline

Banzai Pipeline beach host Pipeline Masters surfing competition which is one of the Triple Crown Surfing competition.

29

Haleiwa

There's countless surf shops and art galleries and local boutiques filled with the perfect unique gift to commemorate your trip to the island. There's also famous acai and shaved ice shops.

30

Dole Plantation

Of course, pineapple is king here and delicious offerings abound. Be sure to try the famous DoleWhip- heavenly! Then, tour the fields and lovely gardens and learn about Hawaii’s fascinating history, agriculture, and traditions. You can even have fun getting lost, enjoy a delicious meal, and do a little shopping. And don’t forget to pick up at least one fresh pineapple to enjoy back home!

31

Green World Coffee Farms

Green world coffee offers a wide range of coffee grown in Hawaii and tea samples daily as well as a self guided tour through the coffee garden where you can learn exactly where coffee comes from and how it gets from the tree to your cup!

32

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

You can overlook Pearl Harbor from the H-1 Freeway.

33

Monument d'État de Diamond Head

Depuis le belvédère de Diamond Head, vous pouvez voir et prendre des photos de l'océan Pacifique panoramique, de la chaîne de montagnes Koolau et du quartier résidentiel de luxe de Kahala.

34

Réserve naturelle de la baie d'Hanauma

Hanauma signifie "rond" et vous pouvez voir une baie de Hanauma dans un cratère créé par l'activité volcanique il y a environ 200 000 ans. Hanauma Bay est la Mecque de la plongée en apnée où vous pouvez voir la vie marine unique d'Hawaï.

35

Évent Halona

Hālona signifie "guetteur" en hawaïen, il devient tout à fait clair de quoi parle le Halona Blowhole : vues, océan Pacifique et évent ! Le Halona Blowhole est l'une des merveilles naturelles les plus spectaculaires de l'île d'O'ahu; la formation rocheuse ressemblant à un geyser, vieille de plus de 1 000 ans, se caractérise par un trou qui propulse les vagues entrantes dans un étroit tube de lave en fusion, projetant ainsi des embruns marins haut dans les airs - parfois jusqu'à 30 pieds. Il s'agit principalement d'un phénomène estival, mais l'hiver a également un élément important qui attire les visiteurs : les baleines à bosse. Le belvédère offre une vue imprenable sur le littoral d'O'ahu ainsi qu'un aperçu des îles Lanai et Moloka'I par temps clair.

36

Parc de la plage de sable

La plage de sable est l'un des épicentres d'Oahu. Les habitants, les touristes, les surfeurs, les baigneurs et même les pêcheurs gravitent autour de cette plage. Quand on regarde Sandy Beach, on comprend pourquoi une si petite étendue de sable peut attirer des visiteurs du monde entier. À Sandy Beach, il y a une eau cristalline, des vagues puissantes et souvent intimidantes, et près d'un quart de mile de sable hawaïen classique couvert de baigneurs de tous âges.

37

Waimanalo

Nous nous arrêtons au centre-ville de Waimanalo pour une pause toilette. Il y a des boutiques de cadeaux et une boutique locale et un célèbre magasin de crème glacée.

38

Fermes tropicales (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

C'est un endroit idéal pour goûter et acheter des noix de macadamia cultivées à Hawaï et profiter de plus de friandises hawaïennes et acheter des cadeaux et des souvenirs.

39

Île de Mokoli'i

Son vrai nom est l'île de Mokolii. Nous l'appelons chapeau de chinois en raison de sa forme conique, qui ressemble au chapeau de paysan porté dans la Chine rurale. C'est un endroit populaire pour prendre des photos sur la côte au vent d'Oahu. Il est situé en face de Kualoa Ranch.

40

Centre Culturel Polynésien

Le centre culturel polynésien propose 6 villages et expositions des îles du Pacifique. Présentant le luau le plus authentique d'Hawaï et un spectacle primé, "Hā: Breath of Life".

41

Kahuku

Notre déjeuner est composé de crevettes à l'ail de renommée mondiale à Northshore.

42

Plage de la Baie des Tortues

Nous nous arrêtons devant un stand de fruits qui propose des fruits hawaïens fraîchement cueillis. Vous pourrez peut-être trouver des fruits de saison qui ne sont pas disponibles dans les supermarchés.

43

Le soleil couchant sur la plage

Pendant les mois d'été, l'océan est assez calme ici, ce qui rend Sunset Beach idéal pour la baignade et la plongée en apnée ou simplement pour se détendre sur la plage. Pendant les mois d'hiver, Sunset Beach est un paradis pour les surfeurs professionnels et les vagues peuvent atteindre des hauteurs de vingt-cinq pieds. La plage accueille chaque année la compétition de surf de la Coupe du monde sponsorisée par Rip Curl.

44

Gazoduc Banzai

La plage de Banzai Pipeline accueille la compétition de surf Pipeline Masters, qui fait partie de la compétition Triple Crown Surfing.

45

Haleiwa

Il existe d'innombrables boutiques de surf, galeries d'art et boutiques locales remplies du cadeau unique parfait pour commémorer votre voyage sur l'île. Il y a aussi de célèbres magasins d'açai et de glace pilée.

46

Plantation de Dole

Bien sûr, l'ananas est roi ici et les offres délicieuses ne manquent pas. Assurez-vous d'essayer le célèbre DoleWhip - paradisiaque! Ensuite, visitez les champs et les beaux jardins et découvrez l'histoire, l'agriculture et les traditions fascinantes d'Hawaï. Vous pouvez même vous amuser à vous perdre, déguster un délicieux repas et faire un peu de shopping. Et n'oubliez pas de ramasser au moins un ananas frais à déguster chez vous !

47

Fermes de café du monde vert

Le café Green World propose une large gamme de cafés cultivés à Hawaï et des échantillons de thé tous les jours, ainsi qu'une visite autoguidée à travers le jardin de café où vous pouvez apprendre exactement d'où vient le café et comment il passe de l'arbre à votre tasse !

48

Mémorial national de Pearl Harbor

Vous pouvez surplomber Pearl Harbor depuis l'autoroute H-1.

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