Afisha Life | 6-godzinna prywatna, luksusowa wycieczka kabrioletem po północnym wybrzeżu Oahu

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Plantacja Dole

To prawie trzeba zobaczyć, zwłaszcza jeśli nie wiesz, jak rosną ananasy. Jest duży sklep z pamiątkami pełen prezentów o tematyce ananasowej. Punktem kulminacyjnym są słynne lody Dole Whip. Jest też pociąg, który jeździ po plantacji i Największym Labiryncie Świata. Możemy spędzić tak długo lub krótko, jak chcesz. Mój rekord czasu spędzonego tutaj to 3 godziny, ale 30 do 60 minut to średni czas tutaj na rozejrzenie się i zdobycie lodów.

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Pałac Iolani

Pałac jest jedynym pałacem w Ameryce, ponieważ kiedyś Hawaje miały króla i królową. Iolani Palace był używany w oryginalnej serii Hawaii 5-0, a Jack Lord stał na werandzie, sprawiając, że widzowie myśleli, że to kwatera główna 5-0. Możemy podjechać lub zatrzymać się na zdjęcia.

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Zatoka Waimea

Zatoka Waimea jest bardzo popularna zarówno wśród mieszkańców, jak i turystów, ponieważ jest bardzo malownicza i nigdy nie wiadomo z dnia na dzień, co będą robić fale. W spokojnych porach pływacy mogą zeskoczyć z 25-metrowej skały lub przepłynąć zatokę. W trudnych czasach zobaczysz snowboardzistów boogie łapiących fale lub surferów szlifujących swoje umiejętności na falach, które osiągnęły 50 stóp.

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Park Sunset Beach

Jest to druga plaża wykorzystana w konkursie Van's Triple Crown of surfing. Można to zobaczyć po prostu jadąc, co często robię, ale możemy się zatrzymać, jeśli chcesz.

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Dolina Waimea

Jeśli kiedykolwiek chciałeś przejść przez ogród botaniczny po utwardzonej ścieżce i popływać u podstawy 40-metrowego wodospadu z wodą spływającą po twojej głowie, TO jest miejsce, aby to zrobić! Podnośniki ratunkowe są zapewnione. Jest opłata za wstęp, a także transfer (za opłatą). Jeśli nie chcesz chodzić.

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Zatoka Rekina

Niech Was nie przeraża nazwa tego miejsca. Jeśli kiedykolwiek chciałeś nurkować w chronionym, płytkim akwarium i zobaczyć wszystkie rodzaje ryb, TO jest miejsce, aby to zrobić! Sprzęt do nurkowania jest dostarczany bez dodatkowych kosztów przez Hawaii Convertible Tours.

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Park na plaży Ehukai

Nazwa tutaj jest myląca, ponieważ TO jest miejsce, w którym znajduje się słynny rurociąg Bonzai z beczkami. W zależności od dnia możesz zobaczyć pływaków surfujących po boogie i surferów w tym samym czasie lub jeśli fale są duże (głównie w miesiącach zimowych), możesz zobaczyć potworne fale i surferów na tubach.

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Stanowy park przydrożny Laie Point

To miejsce zostało wykorzystane w filmie Forgetting Sarah Marshall, gdzie wskoczyła do wody. To piękny skalisty punkt z długą skałą w oceanie, która ma unikalną dziurę pośrodku. Idealne zdjęcie i ulubione miejsce na uboczu dla wielu.

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Farmy kawy Green World

Obowiązkowy przystanek dla osób pijących kawę i delektowanie się bezpłatną próbką wielu oferowanych tutaj mieszanek kawy. Zobacz plantację kawy i skosztuj czerwonych wiśni, zanim trafią do prażalni. Ciekawe jak smakują? Jest mały sklep z pamiątkami ze świeżo paloną kawą i prezentami o tematyce kawowej, a także kawą w czekoladzie.

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Park plażowy Haleiwa Alii

Alii Beach Park to pierwszy przystanek konkursu Van's Triple Crown of Surfing, ale jest równie popularny, choć rzadziej odwiedzany przez zielone żółwie morskie, które wygrzewają się w słońcu na plaży lub pływają wokół i jedzą algi z raf. Niektórzy nawet nurkowali tutaj z żółwiami!

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Centrum miasta Haleiwa

Kupuj do upadłego! Również siedziba najstarszego sklepu surfingowego na Hawajach. Historyczne miasto, w którym wszystkie budynki wyglądają, jakby zostały zbudowane w latach 20. XX wieku. Jest także siedzibą ciężarówki Shave Ice i Big Wave Garlic Shrimp, która znalazła się w pierwszej 25-tce sieci Food Network.

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Destylator Ko Hana

Jeśli lubisz rum, to obowiązkowy przystanek. Za 10 USD spróbujesz 4 mieszanek rumu z soku z trzciny cukrowej, spróbujesz smacznego chleba i miodu o smaku rumu. ORAZ opłata za degustację w wysokości 10 USD idzie na butelkę rumu. Ten przystanek stał się ulubionym przez wielu.

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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

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.

50

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.

51

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.

52

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.

53

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.

54

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.

55

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.

56

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.

57

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.

58

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!

59

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.

60

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.

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.

6-godzinna prywatna, luksusowa wycieczka kabrioletem po północnym wybrzeżu Oahu

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