Duke’s Waikiki is a restaurant/barefoot bar located on the beach of Waikiki. Named in honor of Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, a world renowned surfer and Olympic gold medalist for swimming, Duke’s Waikiki is designed to bring visitors close to the action by …
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Diamond Head, the iconic crater overlooking Waikiki beach, is a 475 acre state monument that draws many visitors interested in scenic vistas, grueling day hikes, or Hawaii’s military history. Located just thirty minutes from Ko Olina, the park is filled …
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The art of storytelling through movement is embedded in the ancient Hawaiian culture of luau. Several luau packages are available from Paradise Cove Luau, located just a fifteen minute walk from Ko Olina. Packages include afternoon snorkeling options, Mai Tais …
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Jazz Minds Art Cafe, located on Kapiolani Boulevard about 30 minutes from Ko Olina, will host the Patrick Koh Jazz Ensemble tomorrow, June 26. The band, which features the traditional jazz sounds of bass, drums, keyboard, flute, and saxophone, will …
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Laniakea Beach of Oahu, about 45 minutes from Ko Olina, is known for its spectacular abundance of marine turtles. Since human interactions with turtles has increased significantly in the last few years from regular scuba diving and snorkeling, the Laniakea …
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The Hawaii State Fair will conclude this weekend, June 22 through 24. The fiftieth annual state fair, the concluding weekend will have a range of activities for individuals of all ages, including traditional fair food and favorite Hawaiian flavors, games, …
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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 annual King Kamehameha Celebration will take place next Saturday, June 16, on Ali ‘i Drive, about 30 minutes from Ko Olina. The parade will be followed by a celebration at the Courtyard King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel. This party will …
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Artist Mayumi Oda will host a painting exhibition titled “A Prayer for the New Birth of Japan” at the Honolulu Museum of Art, about 30 minutes from Ko Olina. This artistic series was inspired by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami …
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