Things to do in Honolulu County

Waikiki Beach dazzles with golden sands and Diamond Head backdrop along Honolulu's vibrant shoreline. Gentle waves welcome novice surfers while beachfront resorts offer sunset mai tais and Hawaiian entertainment.

This solemn memorial marks the site of the 1941 attack that brought America into World War II. Begin with the moving documentary before boarding a boat to the USS Arizona Memorial, where 1,177 sailors remain at rest.

Hawaii's largest open-air shopping center offers 350+ stores and restaurants amid lush tropical landscaping. Catch free hula performances and live Hawaiian music while exploring luxury brands and local boutiques.

This vibrant open-air complex offers Hawaiian culture through boutiques, restaurants, and live performances. Enjoy free evening hula shows and explore specialty shops with locally-crafted treasures along Lewers Street.

This three-block shopping paradise blends luxury retail with authentic Hawaiian culture in the heart of Waikīkī. Join free hula lessons or ukulele classes between browsing over 100 shops and restaurants.

This North Shore beach offers a tranquil escape where green sea turtles often appear near the rocky shoreline. Stroll the sandy stretch backed by ironwood trees while watching surfers navigate the waves.

Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii's primary commercial seaport, features the iconic Aloha Tower lighthouse. Climb it for panoramic views or explore waterfront shops and restaurants in this vital Pacific trading hub.

This iconic volcanic crater offers a 1.6-mile hike to spectacular 360-degree views of Honolulu and the Pacific. Explore historic military bunkers at the summit while discovering the geological significance of Lē'ahi.