Les meilleurs événements de la ville Oahu. Plages de conduite GPS et randonnée pédestre d'Oahu South Shore commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. This self-led GPS guide will help you explore Oahu’s South and East shores

1

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

2

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

3

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

4

Koko Crater Railway Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

5

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

6

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

7

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

8

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

9

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

10

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

11

Makapuu Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

12

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

13

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

14

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

15

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

16

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

17

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

18

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

19

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

20

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

21

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

22

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

23

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

24

Koko Crater Railway Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

25

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

26

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

27

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

28

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

29

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

30

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

31

Makapuu Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

32

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

33

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

34

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

35

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

36

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

37

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

38

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

39

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

40

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

41

Monument d'État de Diamond Head

Commencez la journée à l'extérieur du cratère Diamond Head à l'Amelia Earhart Lookout. Les clients qui souhaitent faire de la randonnée jusqu'au sommet doivent faire des réservations indépendamment et commencer la visite par la suite.

42

Kahala

Traversez ce quartier chic et écoutez des histoires sur son passé. Il y a des sentiers d'accès à la plage publique le long du parcours.

43

Hawaï Kai Towne Center

Les clients ont la possibilité de faire du shopping, de s'approvisionner, de goûter à la nourriture locale, de prendre des boissons et d'utiliser les toilettes.

44

Sentier ferroviaire du cratère de Koko

Les clients peuvent s'arrêter et faire de la randonnée sur le sentier Koko Crater s'ils le souhaitent. Arrêt simple à Hawaii Kai et indications GPS vers le parking. Ne vous inquiétez pas, nous ne vous ferons pas marcher dessus.

45

Réserve naturelle de la baie d'Hanauma

Les clients ayant réservé indépendamment et à l'avance peuvent ajouter un arrêt de plongée avec tuba dans la baie de Hanauma. Sinon, les passagers peuvent le voir depuis votre véhicule pendant que vous continuez vers Halona Blow Hole.

46

Belvédère Lanai

Admirez le Lanai Lookout pendant que vous conduisez le long de la côte de Kaiwi. S'il y a un parking disponible, n'hésitez pas à vous arrêter pour prendre des photos, mais ne franchissez pas les barrières.

47

Plage de l'éternité

Voir Eternity Beach depuis le parking du Halona Blow Hole. Cette zone a été présentée dans des films et des émissions de télévision.

48

Évent Halona

Voir le Halona Blow Hole à la pointe sud-est d'Oahu. Les embruns peuvent parfois atteindre 30 pieds mais dépendent entièrement des vagues.

49

Parc de la plage de sable

Autrement connu sous le nom de "Break Neck Beach", si vous décidez de vous arrêter ici, NE PAS entrer dans l'eau.

50

Jardin botanique du cratère de Koko

Les clients ont la possibilité de suivre les indications GPS pour visiter les jardins botaniques des terres arides de Koko Crater depuis Sandy Beach et de reprendre la visite par la suite.

51

Sentier du phare de Makapuu

Les clients peuvent ajouter une randonnée jusqu'au Makapuu Lighthouse Trial s'ils le souhaitent. Le sentier est modéré et comporte un chemin pavé jusqu'au sommet.

52

Phare de Makapuu

Arrêtez-vous au Makapuaa Lookout après le Halona Blow Hole pour une vue facilement accessible sur Windward Oahu.

53

Parc de la vie marine à Hawaï

Les clients peuvent visiter l'Aquarium du Sea Life Park et nager avec les dauphins ou toute autre activité qu'ils ont. L'entrée n'est pas incluse et les réservations à l'avance sont recommandées, mais des billets sans rendez-vous sont souvent disponibles.

54

Parc de la plage de Bellows Field

Si vous voyagez pendant le week-end ou un jour férié, nous vous recommandons de vous arrêter pour nager au parc Bellows Beach afin de réduire la circulation dans les quartiers de Kailua et Lanikai.

55

Piluliers Lanikai

Vous avez la possibilité d'ajouter une randonnée jusqu'aux casemates de Lanikai et nous partagerons même quelques conseils de stationnement.

56

Lanikai

Traversez le quartier de renommée mondiale souvent appelé Lanikai et écoutez des histoires sur son vrai nom.

57

Plage de Lanikai

Vous pouvez vous arrêter sur l'une des plus belles plages du monde et nous partagerons même des conseils de stationnement pour votre visite.

58

Parc de la plage de Kailua

Vous pouvez également vous arrêter et voir la meilleure plage d'un autre monde à Kailua, à côté de Lanikai. Le stationnement peut être délicat et nous vous recommandons de visiter les deux plages uniquement en semaine.

59

Kailua

Vous pouvez vous arrêter dans la ville de Kailua pour faire du shopping, raser de la glace, de la nourriture locale, louer des vélos, des kayaks, du chocolat Manoa et bien plus encore.

60

Jardins botaniques de Hoomaluhia

La finale de la visite se déroule aux jardins botaniques de Hoomaluhia. Il faut vraiment être là à 15h pour profiter d'une visite. Ils verrouillent les portes, peu importe de quel côté vous vous trouvez.

61

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

62

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

63

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

64

Koko Crater Arch Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

65

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

66

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

67

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

68

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

69

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

70

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

71

Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

72

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

73

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

74

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

75

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

76

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

77

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

78

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

79

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

80

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

81

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

82

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

83

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

84

Koko Crater Arch Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

85

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

86

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

87

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

88

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

89

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

90

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

91

Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

92

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

93

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

94

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

95

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

96

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

97

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

98

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

99

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

100

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

101

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

102

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

103

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

104

Koko Crater Arch Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

105

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

106

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

107

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

108

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

109

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

110

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

111

Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

112

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

113

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

114

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

115

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

116

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

117

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

118

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

119

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

120

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

121

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

122

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

123

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

124

Koko Crater Arch Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

125

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

126

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

127

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

128

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

129

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

130

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

131

Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

132

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

133

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

134

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

135

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

136

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

137

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

138

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

139

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

140

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

141

Diamond Head State Monument

Begin the day outside of the Diamond Head Crater at the Amelia Earhart Lookout. Guests who want to hike to the top must make reservations independently and start the tour afterward.

142

Kahala

Drive through this upscale neighborhood and hear stories about itʻs past. There are public beach access trails along the route.

143

Hawaii Kai Towne Center

Guests have the opportunity to shop, get supplies, sample local food, get drinks, and use the restroom.

144

Koko Crater Arch Trail

Guests can stop and hike the Koko Crater trail if they wish. Simple stop in Hawaii Kai and GPS directions to the parking lot. Donʻt worry, we wonʻt make you hike it.

145

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Guests with reservations made independently and in advance can add a snorkel stop in Hanauma Bay. Otherwise, passengers can view it from your vehicle as you continue to Halona Blow Hole.

146

Lanai lookout

See the Lanai Lookout as you drive along the Kaiwi Coastline. If there is parking available, feel free to stop for photos, just donʻt go over the barriers.

147

Eternity Beach

See Eternity Beach from the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole. This area has been featured in movies and television shows.

148

Halona Blowhole

See the Halona Blow Hole on the South Eastern tip of Oahu. The spray can sometimes reach 30 feet but is entirely dependent on waves.

149

Sandy Beach Park

Otherwise known as "Break Neck Beach," if you decide to stop here, DO NOT get in the water.

150

Koko Crater Botanical Garden

Guests have the option to GPS directions to visit the Koko Crater dryland botanical gardens from Sandy Beach and resume the tour afterward.

151

Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail

Guests can add a hike up the Makapuu Lighthouse Trial if they want. The trail is moderate and has a paved path all the way to the top.

152

Makapuu Lighthouse

Stop at the Makapuaa Lookout after the Halona Blow Hole for an easily accessible view of Windward Oahu.

153

Sea Life Park Hawaii

Guests can visit the Aquarium at Sea Life Park and swim with the dolphins or any other activity they have. Admission is not included, and advanced reservations are recommended, but they often have walk-up tickets available.

154

Bellows Field Beach Park

If you are traveling during the weekends or on a public holiday we recommend stopping to swim at Bellows Beach Park to help alleviate the traffic in the Kailua and Lanikai neighborhoods.

155

Lanikai Pillboxes

You have the option to add a hike up to the Lanikai Pillboxes and weʻll even share some parking tips.

156

Lanikai

Drive through the world-famous neighborhood often refered to as Lanikai and hear stories about itʻs real name.

157

Lanikai Beach

You can stop at one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and weʻll even share parking tips for your visit.

158

Kailua Beach Park

You can also stop and see another world's best beach in Kailua, next to Lanikai. Parking can be tricky and we recommend visiting both beaches on weekdays only.

159

Kailua

You can stop in Kailua Town for shopping, shave ice, local food, bike, kayak rentals, Manoa Chocolate and much more.

160

Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens

The finale of the tour is at the Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. You really need to be there by 3 pm to enjoy a visit. They will lock the gates, no matter which side you are on.

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