A major tourist attraction on Oahu, the 350-acre Diamond Head crater can be seen even from the flight into Honolulu airport.   Its vantage point offers some incredible panoramas of Honolulu that you...

The tour is solemn and serious, since it is literally a trip to a graveyard.  If you are looking for an exciting adventure, this tour is not for you.  The tour is operated by the US Parks service and...

Swallow your fears and come face to face with one of Hawaii's most majestic and misunderstood creatures of the deep...Sharks! View sharks in their natural habitat in a specially designed cage that not only protects but has plexiglass windows so you can still get that one on one feeling. No experience required, no age limit. Mask and snorkel provided along with refreshments, hot water shower, comfortable seating and a toilet on board as well. Professional photo cds and video available for purchase.

Doris Duke's home, built in 1930, is an architecturally significant home which includes a collection of Islamic artwork.

This 14-acre garden is home to over 4,000 species of rare tropical plants.

Where the Japanese military attacked on December 7, 1941.

Rated number one on the list of best beaches in America.

A perfect snorkeling spot.

About a 1 hour hike to reach this 100 feet waterfall, but worth the trip.

The northern region of Oahu is a destination in itself, offering a wide variety of natural wonders and resort activities.

The Iolani Palace is one of the most impressive structures in Honolulu and holds much of the state's history in its walls.  The Palace was the official residence of King Kalakaua and Queen...

  It has a Beautiful  jogging trail, super beach for kids, calm warm water. The park has showers, bathrooms and changing rooms. Great place to go for an afternoon swim and then right over to the mall...