Andrew & Stephanie
Things To Do
Polynesian Cultural Center (Activity)
The Polynesian Cultural Center offers an immersive journey into the diverse cultures of the Pacific Islands. Visitors can explore various villages, watch captivating performances, and engage with local artisans. It's an educational and entertaining experience that provides insight into the traditions and customs of Polynesian communities.
Diamond Head Crater Trailhead (Hike - Easy)
Another iconic hike on Oahu, Diamond Head Crater Trailhead provides a memorable experience. The trail leads to a historic military lookout and offers spectacular views of Waikiki Beach and Honolulu.
Lanikai Pillbox Trail (Hike - Medium)
Lanikai Pillbox Hike offers a relatively easy hike with stunning views of Lanikai Beach and the Mokulua Islands. It's an ideal spot for sunrise or sunset photography, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers.
Koko Head Trail (Hike - Hard)
Hiking enthusiasts will appreciate the challenge and breathtaking views of Koko Head Hike. Climbing the steep railway tracks to the summit rewards you with panoramic vistas of the coastline and surrounding landscapes. Best time to go is right before sunrise or sunset to avoid the heat.
Helena's Hawaiian Food (Food)
Helena's Hawaiian Foods is a must-visit for tourists in Oahu looking to experience authentic Hawaiian cuisine. With a rich history dating back to 1946, this family-owned restaurant serves delicious traditional dishes like laulau, poi, and kalua pig. The welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff make it an excellent spot to indulge in Hawaiian flavors.
Big Wave Shrimp Truck (Food)
Located on the North Shore, the Big Wave Shrimp Truck is famous for its mouthwatering shrimp dishes. Travelers seeking a taste of Hawaii's renowned shrimp plates won't be disappointed. The flavorful shrimp served in various styles, such as garlic butter and spicy, are a delightful treat for the taste buds.
Ono Seafood (Food)
Ono Seafood is a hidden gem known for its outstanding poke bowls. Tourists looking to savor Hawaii's famous seafood delicacy should definitely make a pit stop here. The freshness and quality of the ingredients set Ono Seafood apart.
Da Bald Guy (Food)
Da Bald Guy is a popular food truck known for its delectable garlic shrimp plates. If you're touring the island's famous shrimp trucks, make sure to stop here for a truly savory experience.
Haleʻiwa Bowls (Dessert)
For a healthy and refreshing snack or meal, Haleʻiwa Bowls is the perfect choice. This quaint eatery serves acai and pitaya bowls topped with fresh fruits and other wholesome ingredients. It's a great spot to recharge while exploring the North Shore's scenic beauty.
Leonard's Bakery (Dessert)
Pearl Harbor National Memorial (Activity)
Waimanalo Beach (Activity)
Waimanalo Beach is a serene and less crowded alternative to some of Oahu's more famous beaches. It boasts soft, powdery sand and crystal-clear waters, making it an excellent spot for relaxation and water activities. This is Steph's favorite beach!
Ala Moana Center (Shopping)
For shopping, dining, and entertainment, Ala Moana Center is the largest open-air shopping mall in Hawaii. Tourists can explore a wide range of stores, enjoy diverse cuisines, and even take in some local culture through performances and events.