Special Offers
Ko Olina Golf Package
A Golfer’s Dream Vacation!
Enjoy Three For Free at Hyatt Resorts this Fall
Get the 4th night free, breakfast and room upgrade this Fall
Lokahi Package
Take away memories while giving back to the community! A portion of your vacation proceeds will benefit the Waikiki Community Center
We promise a great meeting.
Off Site Activities
Waikiki East & West Attractions
Waikiki Aquarium
If you love sea dwellers – this is the place to visit. Over 2,500 organisms and 420 species of Hawaiian and South Pacific marine life are protected and nurtured here. Endangered Hawaiian monk seals, sharks, and the only chambered nautilus living in captivity are just some of the denizens of the deep you’ll encounter. The Edge of the Reef exhibit showcases five different types of reef environments found along Hawaiian shorelines. Think about seeing this before you snorkel – it will really help orient you to what to look for. If you don’t snorkel – don’t worry – this is an up-close-and-personal experience on dry land.
If you love sea dwellers – this is the place to visit. Over 2,500 organisms and 420 species of Hawaiian and South Pacific marine life are protected and nurtured here. Endangered Hawaiian monk seals, sharks, and the only chambered nautilus living in captivity are just some of the denizens of the deep you’ll encounter. The Edge of the Reef exhibit showcases five different types of reef environments found along Hawaiian shorelines. Think about seeing this before you snorkel – it will really help orient you to what to look for. If you don’t snorkel – don’t worry – this is an up-close-and-personal experience on dry land.
2777 Kalakaua Avenue
808-923-9741
Tea Ceremony
The mysteries of Japan’s ancient tea ceremony are demonstrated Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Urasenke Foundation.
The mysteries of Japan’s ancient tea ceremony are demonstrated Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Urasenke Foundation.
2005 Kalia Road
808-923-1057
Lucoral Museum
Exhibits explore the world of coral and other indigenous semi-precious stones – but you can also participate in making your own souvenir from semi-precious materials.
Exhibits explore the world of coral and other indigenous semi-precious stones – but you can also participate in making your own souvenir from semi-precious materials.
2414 Kuhio Avenue
808-922-1999
Hours: Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Honolulu Zoo
Walk through a lush garden as you view the animated monkeys swinging happily through the trees. There’s a bird sanctuary featuring the endangered nene, (Hawaii’s state bird) and a petting zoo the kids are sure to love (complete with a llama and a monitor lizard named Abbey).
Walk through a lush garden as you view the animated monkeys swinging happily through the trees. There’s a bird sanctuary featuring the endangered nene, (Hawaii’s state bird) and a petting zoo the kids are sure to love (complete with a llama and a monitor lizard named Abbey).
151 Kapahulu Avenue / Waikiki
808-971-7171