Oahu Hawaii Travel Guide

Oahu, Hawaii travel guide

This was only my second visit to Hawaii, my first journey was a few month before to Maui, and now I wanted to make Honolulu my home for a whole sabbatical. Since I was travelling alone, I did a great deal of research and prepared a fairly extensive route. Work with Oahu Tourism Board definitely gave me a foothold on fantastic activity and excellent cuisine.

However, I dive even further, read my travel bloggers friends' blogs, watch travel bloggers' bud video (thanks Cailin!) to reach those I know they often come to Oahu (Captain & Clark) and profile all the Yelp and Tripadvisor feedbacks I could find.

But I also stoped on nice sands, saw the Banzai pipelines, walked, swam in falls and had one of my favourite time! It stretches over 1800 hectares and is a holy site of Hwaiian civilization. This is not the harsh forest cascade I had been hoping for with lifesavers and required buoyancy aids, but the jump into the cold wet and the swim under the dropping waters made me leave all the other visitors behind for at least a few seconds.

On one side the Pacific and postcard-worthy Mokulua Islands, on the other the sumptuous Oahu-Interieur. This World War II bunker has been reworked by some of the city' s road performers, and I think for myself that the charms have been enhanced by the fresco. I have never made one before, so I was thrilled to be at the top.

Since the Royal is one of the most renowned historic Oahu properties, I was so thrilled to see my first Lau. There is a specially designed turf area that will be rolling onto the beaches for this festival and gig in Hawaii. The show is named "Aha Aina" and it' s a tale about the Helumoa, the old play area of the royal house of Hawaii on the grounds where the show is taking place!

And not only that, Mother Earth also shows itself when the settin' sundown plunges the skies into a wonderful rose above the sea - no different from the Royal Howaiian Resort's own icons of rose. Among them were home-cooked homemade home-made food such as seafood, pike and potatoe and kalua-meat. It felt like every offer was as tasty and well presented as a custom-made meal and the top of the menu was the cherries.

This place is sunny beach. With the help of my Google Map I have what was said by Sunday afternoon without any expectation. No need to say I spent ages on that shore. but I know that one of these days I will return to this one.

âThis was my go-to bead-I came here twice during my weeks on Oahu and found it to be just right both times. ⪠It was great that it is mainly inhabited by local people and travellers "in the know", because the entry is a little bit covert. I saw a high school girl outerrigger crew practising on the shore, which I thought was the best high level game.

They were very quiet and the waters are so clear that you can see the pelagic on your ones. It is also worth mentioning that the views of the two islets from the beaches really contribute to this secluded paradise. You will of course see Waikiki and you should see it.

Sundown there is just breathtaking. But it is an overcrowded sandy and sandy spot. Situated directly by the swimming pools, the place was very lively, especially with local people and external people. It is a relaxed place with serious cuisine. Our menus focus on the "upscale home cooking", which means that the Hawaiians make the things, but even better.

The festivities begin with Koaloa ovens, then continue to a whole snappers, either stewed or roast, plus a series of regional sides like tasty roast sausages. The snappers were a beautiful to look at and even more tasty to use. I hiked to Diamond Head and was looking for a near-by place to have a typical Hawaiian lunch.

However, I could see that this was a favourite locally, and for a Tuesday luncheon it was pretty hectic. I went with a Miso Black Cod record that came with a side and paddy. Well, you can buy a special kind of rice, which I would suggest, because it contains tasty little green coffee-bean.

It was a good sized meal and I found it tasty and tasty. There' s several konos on Oahu, but I looked at them in Kailua. And I took this to the shore and savored every last bit of it. Near Kailua is The LAYAL SHARE icecream store.

So I went into a webshop to find out that The Local was sharing a room next to it. I' ve been informed by the kind employees that The Local only uses fruit cultivated on the islands and all their sugars are home-made and of course. It has to be said that I was previously shut down by the colourful, seasoned shaving irons I had tried in Hawaii and this was a whiff of coolness.

Thanks for having changed my opinion about shaving rice, The Local! I liked the classical and tasty flavour of it, but the one stuffed with candy was my favourite. The Maui Brewing Company, a giant top floor supermarket on a Wednesday evening on the Waikiki stripper. I' d been at their place in Maui and had been enjoying the quiet, darkness of the bars and a ride of beer.

That place was a completely different beast. The only way I could appreciate the flavour of the locally caught catch was to add a good portion of iguacamole to it with home-made sweetcorns. It' s tourist, it's full, but it's right on the shore and the May Tai are unbelievable.

Duke's Malibu, Duke's Maui and now Duke's Waikiki. I was a little short on my seafood taco, but they did the work. When I was on the north coast, I made a point (pun intended) to inspect this place around sundown. To be honest, the place itself was a little disappointing, but the position of the outside club, The Point, was just right.

It' the site alone that puts it on the agenda. WORLD TO STAY: I can't say enough good things about the budget-friendly, all-new Holiday Inn Express Waikiki. Only a few steps from Waikiki Beach, the site is convenient enough near the actions for simple walks, but far enough away for a less hassle.

and the view of the sea. All of this summarizes my favourite things on Oahu quite well. Oahu, I loveyou!