Summer-Fall 2026 • Hawaii Military Guide 209 ALA WAI CANAL Kuhio Beach Kuhio Beach Park Queen’s Beach Kapiolani Park Honolulu Zoo Waikiki Shopping Plaza Waikiki Town Center Waikiki Trade Center Royal Hawaiian Shopping Plaza University of Hawaii Library Duke Kahanamoku Statue Police Station To: Kapahulu, Kaimuki & Freeway Waikiki Aquarium Intl. Market Monsarrat Avenue Kalakaua Avenue Kalakaua Avenue Ala Wai Blvd. Kuhio Avenue Kuhio Avenue Kapahulu Avenue Lemon Rd. Paki Ave. Kanekapolei St. Walina St. Nahua St. Nohonani St. Don Ho Ln. Lauula Rd. Kaiolu St. Lewers St. Royal Hawaiian Ave Aloha Dr. Manukai Rd. Waikolu Lewers St. Beach Walk Helumoa Rd. Seaside Ave Lauula Kaiulani St. Tusitala St. Mountain View Cleghorn St. Ohua St. Paoakalani St. Ainakea Wy. Wai Nani St. Pualani Wy. Kaneola Wy. Makee Liliuokalani Ave. Kealohilani Ave. Ohua St. Cartwright Rd. Prince Edward St. Koa Ave. Uluniu Ave. Kaiulani Ave. Duke’s Lane Kapuni St. Duke’s Marketplace Leahi Ave. Hollinger St. Ala Wai Golf Course Jefferson Elementary School Waikiki Shell Bandstand Grays Beach Waikiki Beach Kapiolani Beach Waikiki One Way To Diamond Head One Way 4 7 5 6 DIAMOND HEAD AND KAPIOLANI PARK On the opposite side of Waikiki from Fort DeRussy lies the iconic Diamond Head Crater . Known as “Leahi” in the Hawaiian language, this site offers one of the best views of Oahu and beyond for hikers heading to the top of the crater. Park at Diamond Head State Monument (no charge for those with a Hawaii ID) and get ready for a family-friendly hike. Bring water for the heat, a hat for the sun and comfortable shoes for the paved path with stairs. Online reservations are required for non-Hawaii residents. After a hike up Diamond Head, venture down for some more activities in Kapiolani Park. This large gathering place is also home to festivals and fairs held almost weekly. Both metered and non-metered parking can be found on both sides of the park. Enjoy tennis courts, workout equipment, many open fields and an abundance of restroom facilities. Walk across the street to take a dip in the pristine Waikiki waters. Bordering Kapiolani Park are a pair of places for animal lovers. The Honolulu Zoo homes elephants, tigers, lions and more! Enjoy a morning or afternoon at this well-maintained zoo with a variety of animals. Oceanfront across Kalakaua Avenue, the Waikiki Aquarium features a variety of marine life, from coral to jellyfish to Hawaiian monk seals. It also offers a unique gift shop and event space. After a long day of activities, stop by Queen Kapiolani Hotel across the street from the Honolulu Zoo for a spectacular panoramic Diamond Head view from its open air third floor terrace. Delight in delicious locally sourced dishes and decadent drinks at Deck Restaurant and Bar. The recently remodeled hotel also features refreshed guest rooms with modern touches. 1 Ala Moana Center 1 Tanaka of Tokyo 2 Hale Koa Hotel 2 Hale Koa Luau 2 Bibas Courtyard Grill 2 Koko at Kalia 3 Army Museum 4 Waikiki Beachwalk 5 Teddy’s Bigger Burgers 6 Wizard Stones 7 STIX ASIA Food Court
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