Hawaii Military Guide Summer/Fall 2026

LOCAL FAVORITES NORTH SHORE 266 Hawaii Military Guide • Summer-Fall 2026 THINGS TO SEE It’s tough to deny that the North Shore is Oahu’s most scenic day trip. Even if you aren’t into diehard recreation, you’ll find ample sites cherished for historic significance and natural beauty. DILLINGHAM AIRFIELD For thrill-seekers and spectators alike, Dillingham Airfield offers incredible ways to experience Oahu’s beauty from above. The airfield provides a launching point for sky divers and gliders, with breathtaking views of the Waianae Mountains, North Shore and the Leeward coastline. Watch engine-free gliders and skydivers descend gracefully. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, try skydiving yourself! Skydive Hawaii has been locally owned and operated since 1984. They offer a military discount of $20 off a standard 14,000 foot jump. WAIMEA BAY & VALLEY During winter, Waimea Bay becomes a hotspot for watching surfers tackle massive waves. In the calmer summer months, it’s ideal for swimming, sunbathing and paddleboarding. Many visitors gather around Jumping Rock to watch thrill-seekers take the plunge into the bay’s waters. Across the road, the Waimea Valley historic site is Discover the rich history of surfing and other ocean recreation at Blue Planet Surf’s location on Oahu’s North Shore. From a private launch area, certified instructors will introduce you to SUP and/or kayaking before taking you on a guided paddling adventure along Anahulu River and into Haleiwa Bay.

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