6 expériences choisies
Waikīkī
Operated by Port Waikiki Cruises' Spirit of Aloha catamaran, departing straight from the Hilton Hawaiian Village's own pier for a close-up view of the resort's free weekly fireworks show; includes dinner and two drink tickets per adult. It is described as their most popular cruise and frequently sells out, so book well in advance.
Waikīkī
0.8-mile round trip to the 762-foot summit of an extinct volcanic crater. Iconic 360° views of Waikiki and the Ko'olau Range. Steep interior concrete staircase — bring water. Best done at sunrise before the heat.
Waikīkī
The best perspective of Diamond Head and Waikiki without a helicopter. Open bar, appetizers, and the famous green flash (when conditions allow). Dolphins and humpbacks (Jan–Mar) often escort the boat.
Waikīkī
A compact, well-maintained zoo in the heart of Waikiki — manageable for families with young children in 2 hours. Good collection of Hawaiian native birds and animals alongside African savanna and Southeast Asian exhibits. Go at opening before the day heats up. Combine with a morning at Waikiki Beach 10 minutes away.
Waikīkī
Waikiki has the mildest, most forgiving surf conditions in Hawaii — the original home of surfing, where Duke Kahanamoku taught the world. Long, slow-rolling waves on a sandy bottom. The standing-up success rate for first-timers is extremely high. Even non-athletes will be standing by the end. The most quintessentially Hawaiian experience available in Waikiki.
Waikīkī
A permanent resident Cirque du Soleil show created specifically for Hawaii and inspired by Hawaiian mythology, the ocean, and the Aloha Spirit. Opened December 2024 — the first permanent Cirque show in Hawaii. Intimate 800-seat theater. Stunning acrobatics woven through authentic hula, Polynesian chant, and contemporary Hawaiian music. An excellent dinner-show evening without leaving Waikiki.