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Na Mokulua (The Mokes)

The Mokes, as the locals refer to it, is a phenomenal destination to visit. It is a mile and a half away from the Kailua Beach Park off the Oahu's shore. Na Mokulua, meaning, The Twin Islands are a pair of small islets - Moku Nui and Moku Iki. Moku Nui is accessible to the visitors in the daytime, while Moku Iki is off-limits. The Mokes is home to several species of seabirds, including wedge-tailed shearwaters and red-footed bobbies. Kayaking to the Moku Nui's shore is a surreal experience, and you may spot Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles (honu) and Monk Seal as you paddle through the calm and turquoise waters. Read More

Olomana Golf Course built in 1968 by Mark Miller and Bob E. Baldock is a 6306 yards long golf course that has 18 holes. Located at a distance of 12.9 miles from Honolulu, this golf course has a driving range, chipping area, golf school academy, and putting green. They also rent carts and clubs. If you are expecting some extra facilities from them, they will not disappoint you as they have facilities like clubhouses, banquets, bars, and restaurants. There is a dress code that needs to be followed for being able to enter the course, that is collared shirts. They have two different nines which are equally challenging and thus are perfect for all the competitive golfers out there. Here you will not only get to having an amazing experience while playing but you will also be able to get a view of Ko’olau Mountain Range. Read More

Located at a distance of 9.4 miles, it will take you less than 30 minutes to reach Pali Municipal Golf Course if you are in the city of Honolulu. This 18 hole course is 6524 yards long and was designed by Willard G. Wilkinson, ASGCA in the year 1953. Today the course is managed by Sean Demello as the Head Superintendent/ General Manager. Visitors get facilities like a practice area, driving range, and putting greens. If you are looking for some good food along with some amazing experience of golf, definitely head to the restaurant, snack bar, or the beverage cart that can be found inside the course. There are also other amenities like clubhouse and pro-shop. You can also hire trolleys and electric carts if needed. Spend a day exploring the basics of golf and devote a day to learning a game that is all about sophistication and class. Read More

The only aviation museum in Hawaii, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum is home to ample aviation exhibits like Hangars, World War – II battlefield. Japanese Zero fighter aircraft, bomber, etc. Located on the Ford Island of Hawaii, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum honors the American aviation growth and world war aircraft with its exhibits. Hangar 37 and 79, the 200 seat theatre in the aviation museum is the prime attraction and takes on a ride about Korean era helicopters, aircraft, and even museum’s history. Boeing AH-1 Cobra, Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat, Aeronca Model 65TC, Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star, Mitsubishi A6M2 Model 21, Stinson L-13, Convair F102A Delta Dagger, Curtiss P-40E Warhawk, North American B-25B Mitchell, etc. are some aircraft exhibited in the museum which gives a perfect tour of aviation history and aircraft in the US. Read More

Poka Ailana or Ford Island is a 441-acre island located in the heart of Pearl Harbor. It was formerly known as Moku'ume'ume, meaning 'the Island of Games.' Ancient Hawaiians used the place for mate swapping, but this game practice was brought to an end by the Western Christian missionaries. In the following years, the island took various names and changes. In the mid-1800s, it was named 'Ford Island' in honor of a prominent Hawaii physician, Dr. Seth Porter Ford. US Navy acquired the island for a base station in 1936, but due to modernization in the naval aircraft post the war, the Air station wasn't necessary. Ford Island plays a significant role in the Pearl Harbor attack. The island today is home to numerous military residents and a National Historic Landmark. Read More

Popoia Island, or Flat Island as referred to, functioned as a fishing center in ancient times. But now, this iconic island located about a quarter-mile off the Kailua coast is a state bird sanctuary and breeding grounds for wedge-tailed shearwaters. The island is breezy and beautiful. As the interior of the island is a designated seabird sanctuary, it is not open for visitors. However, you can indulge in the calm experience of kayaking or snorkeling or swimming, or merely taking a walk on the outskirts of this little paradise. Read More

Pu’uloa Beach

Pu’uloa Beach is located at a distance of 22.2 miles from the city of Honolulu. Involve yourself in activities like fishing, swimming, or play different games at the beach with your friends and family. Plan a sudden trip to this beach and see how the mesmerizing beach takes you by surprise. Take a stroll along the white-sand or go for a run, enjoy the fascinating nightfall, or the experience the magnificent sunrise, the sands will not disappoint you. Engage in activities that will give you happiness and will help you make memories that will stay with you for a lifetime. Read More

Sprawled over 5 acres on the Pali Highway of Honolulu, Queen Emma Summer Palace was built in 1848 and served Queen Emma of Hawaii as their summer retreat. Known as a historic landmark, Queen Emma Summer Palace is an aesthetic museum displaying the ancestral possessions of Queen Emma and the Hawaiian royal family. Diverged in seven rooms, entrance hall, parlor, cloak room, front bedroom, back bedroom, hall, and Edinburgh room, visitors can spot feather capes, porcelain artifacts, silver vessels, royal cloak, piano, tiger claw necklace, etc. in the Queen Emma Summer Palace. Read More

Sand Island (formerly known as Quarantine Island)

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Sandy Beach, which is located at a distance of 14.2 miles from Honolulu, is one of the most popular places to spend the weekend with the locals. There are food trucks at the parking lots where you can get different variety of dishes. The beach attracts not only sightseers, but also campers, fishers, and swimmers. It is also popular among teenagers who are interested in bodysurfing and bodyboarding because of the opportunities that shore break and consistent barrels provide. If you are trying to spend some time in a calm and peaceful environment then Sandy beach is the perfect option for you as it is an isolated stretch of sandy beach where you can pamper yourself at the local eateries surrounded by greenery. Read More