The Leahi (Diamond Head) trail is a favorite among both locals and visitors. Just under a mile from the trailhead to the summit, this famous hike offers stunning coastal views from the top.

With the epic waves of the North Shore and the white sands of Waikiki, there’s a reason Oahu is home to some of the most iconic beaches in the world.

Built in 1882 by the last king of Hawaii, King Kalakaua, Iolani Palace was the official residence of the Hawaiian monarcy. Step back in time and into the rooms where the king and queen entertained dignataries from around the world. 

Immerse yourself in the diverse cultures of Hawaii and the Pacific through exhibits, interactive displays and hands-on activities. From traditional Hawaiian artifacts to contemporary art, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

One of the most popular visitor attractions in Oahu, the Pearl Harbor naval base is a fascinating look inside World War II history. Tour of the legendary battleships and museums before paying respects at the Pearl Harbor memorials.

Soak up the energy of Honolulu along this vibrant promenade. You’ll find world-class shopping, outdoor entertainment, art galleries and oceanfront attractions all within walking distance.