Popular dining options include Ruth’s Chris Steak House and Roy’s Waikiki. For unique art, check out Wyland Galleries. Waikiki Beach Walk is located between Kalakaua Avenue and Kalia Road at 227 Lewers Street. AND YOU CREATIONS Book a boat tour to sight dolphins, whales or turtles. Or, dance the night away on a Waikiki party cruise with a live DJ. Looking for a longer land adventure? This tour company also offers circle island food tours, Manoa Falls waterfall hikes and Pearl Harbor tours. All tours offer a military discount and depart from Waikiki. ROYAL HAWAIIAN CENTER Spot celebrities while enjoying the many restaurants and shops ranging from luxury brands to local boutiques. 2201 Kalakaua Ave. SURFING Waikiki is known for beginner friendly waves year-round. Those who already know their way around a wave will find outer reef breaks to offer a challenge, especially during summer swells. Check out the surf spot “Threes” for a right-and-left long break that is less crowded due to the long paddle out. Queens (immediately past the Duke Kahanamoku Statue) is a consistent right-and-left fun wave that welcomes beginners to professionals and also those into longboarding. KAIMANA BEACH Looking to get away from the crowds? Kaimana Beach is a clean stretch of and near the long-closed Natatorium. The park is more peaceful than central Waikiki beaches and attracts local residents for weekend pot lucks. It is located at 2863 Kalakaua Ave. Need some sustenance? Kaimana Beach Hotel borders the beach and has a bar in the lobby. Or advance to the upscale Hau Tree restaurant overlooking the beach. Waikiki 214 Explore Oahu tours with And You Creations 3 4 5 6
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