Lanikai Beach, located on Oahu’s Windward Coast about 40 minutes from Ko Olina, translates to “heavenly sea” in Hawaiian. It’s a popular hangout destination for tourists due to its clear waters, white sandy beaches, and gentle breeze. It’s a good …
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A series of films about skating in Hawaii will be shown every evening from August 1 through August 6 at the Doris Duke Theatre at the Honolulu Museum of Art. Just 30 minutes from Ko Olina, the film series will …
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Sansei Seafood Restaurant and Sushi Bar, located on Waikiki Beach about 30 minutes from Ko Olina, has won numerous awards for its extensive sushi menu. It has been recognized by Honolulu Magazine, as well as Travel and Leisure Magazine. The …
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The Honolulu Museum of Art, located about 30 minutes from Ko Olina, is currently hosting an exhibition that details the history of boardshorts. These shorts, designed for surfing and swimming, have evolved over the years to include complex decorative designs …
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The Honolulu Museum of Art, located about 30 minutes from Ko Olina, is hosting a six month exhibition on the art of tattooing. The exhibit focuses on the evolution of tattooing from marginalized groups to mainstream contemporary culture. Ten …
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Halona Blowhole is a jagged rock formation located just off Hanauma Bay on Oahu’s southeastern shore, about 45 minutes from Ko Olina. During high tide on windy days, ocean gusts send water shooting over the the rocks in a geyser-like …
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The Three Tables area of Oahu’s North Shore, about 50 minutes from Ko Olina, is a popular destination for snorkelers, scuba divers, and beach lovers in the summertime because of its clear waters, reef areas, and well-preserved beach. Because this …
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Waimea Falls cascade down a series of natural stone steps into the Waimea Bay. Located just 55 minutes from Ko Olina, these falls are best accessed from the Waimea Valley Audubon Center and botanical gardens near the North Shore during …
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The Bishop Museum planetarium, located about 30 minutes from Ko Olina, will be showing the documentary film “Coral Rekindling Venus” from now through July 2. The film takes an in-depth look at the current state of the world’s coral reefs …
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The Venue in Honolulu, located about 30 minutes from Ko Olina, will continue its weekly Monday Movie series. The next film will be shown next Monday, June 11. Featured films generally include documentaries and independent films. The showing will begin …
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