What is there to See & Do in Oahu – The Wonder of Hawaiian Islands
Oahu is the third largest Hawaiian island, many known this place as the “gathering place” due to the immense amount of diverse culture, festivals, and things to do throughout the year. Oahu has been the best and scenic tourist destination for over a decade because you can’t get enough of the number of things to see and enjoy in this Hawaiian Island. You feel the best outdoor adventures in the north of Oahu and entertainment in the south. Make sure that you won’t miss out of top-notch attractions and the magical moments that Oahu offers.
In the tropical Oahu, the surf is always up, and it is always warm and pleasant to enjoy the watersports including scuba diving, Canoeing, Snorkeling, swimming, or just soaking in the charms of the beaches. Here is the list of things that you want don’t to miss in Oahu whether with both friends or family:
Waikiki Beach
The best gathering place you found in Oahu is Waikiki Beach. It’s soft, honey-colored sand and high surfing waves attract the tourists from all over the globe. Visitors just love to enjoy, relax and gaze up at the majestic Diamond Head peak that is home to island’s scenic hiking trails. The world class shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, cafes, and shops are located along the Waikiki Beach.
The historic Honolulu
As a home and historic capital of the Hawaiian islands residing many historical landmarks. While in the Honolulu, visitors can find historic attractions such as the Iolani Palace, Kawaiahao Church, and King Kamehameha I Statue. There are also contemporary landmarks attracting visitors including the Hawaii State Capitol, Washington Place, Honolulu Hale, the Mission Houses Museum and Federal Building.
USS Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor
Located in northwest downtown Honolulu, USS Arizona Memorial is one of the most visited sites, because it has been the site for World War II. The complex includes a Visitor Center, offshore monument, and museum that exhibit about the Pearl Harbor attack. The National Park Services operate the USS Arizona.
Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC)
Located in Laie, Polynesian Cultural Center is a theme park and a living museum; featuring seven Polynesian islands in a stunningly reformed 42-acre setting. It is opened for the visitors between late morning until the late evening.
Ko Olina Beach Park
Located in the west region of Oahu island, this public park offers a wide variety of things to do from water sports to the sunbathing with the white-sand lagoon in the center of the park. The scenic charms of grassy lawn alongside the beaches will enchant the tourists. The best time to visit it is during to the daylight.
