Le Bistro, a popular restaurant in Honolulu, was the 2012 Hale Aina Bronze Award winner. Located just off Kalanianaole Highway about 30 minutes minutes from Ko Olina Beach Villas, Le Bistro serves elegant dishes such as oysters on the half …
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Rum Fire in Waikiki, just 30 minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas and Resort, will serve afternoon daily afternoon tea that is mixed with a range of alcoholic beverages until March 31. Favorites include Lavender Mint and Plantation Pineapple …
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Hawaii Plantation Village is an outdoor museum located in Waipahu, just 20 minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas. The museum shares the social, economic, political, and cultural story of Hawaii’s early sugar plantations. Visitors can observe a simulated experience …
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Frame Arts, located on South Street in Honolulu, just thirty minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas and Resort, will host a phone camera photo exhibit until February 15. The exhibit features a series of digital photographs taken by camera …
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Located near Round Top Drive off Makiki Street, just 30 minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas, Puu Ualakaa State Park is an expansive forested area with an open view over the southern Oahu coastline. From the park, visitors can …
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Located in Manoa near Honolulu, just 30 minutes from Ko Olina, the Manoa Falls trail is an easy hike that includes views of the 100 foot Manoa waterfall. The trail tends to be very muddy, so visitors are encouraged to …
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The Royal Hawaiian will host a Boat Days photography exhibition through the end of January in their Coronet Lounge. The Royal Hawaiian is located on Kalakaua Avenue, just 30 minutes from Ko Olina Beach Villas and Resort, and the exhibition …
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Nobu Waikiki is a world renowned Japanese restaurant located in the heart of Waikiki at the Waikiki Parc Hotel, just thirty minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas. Chef Nobu Matsuhisha presents diners with elegant Asian-inspired dishes, including Black Cod …
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Wimea Bay, located in Haleiwa, about fifty minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas and Resort, is a popular destination for beachgoers. The bay, named red water in Hawaiian, has a rounded beach for sun tanning, clear waters for scuba …
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Hastsumode is a common Japanese custom to usher in the new year of the snake. Over a three day period, many people will visit the Shinto shrine on Olomea Street, about 30 minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas and …
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