m Kailua Kāne‘ohe Kapolei Ko‘olina Waikīkī Honolulu Lā‘ie Hale‘iwa Daniel K. Inouye Int’l Airport (HNL) Kalaeloa Airport (JRF) Honolulu Harbor Pearl Harbor NORTH SHORE CENTRAL O‘AHU LEEWARD COAST WINDWARD COAST HONOLULU HONOLULU / SOUTH SHORE Explore O‘ahu’s “town” or urban side with thriving neighborhoods like Chinatown, Kaka‘ako and Kaimukī. Rich in history, Honolulu’s museums include royal palaces, Princess Pauahi’s legacy, a missionary museum and military sites that impacted the modern world. Culturally diverse, Honolulu sets culinary trends, is the hub of Hawai‘i’s art scene and celebrates multiculturalism through festivals and events. NORTH SHORE Discover white sandy beaches, lush Waimea Valley and legendary surfing beaches attracting pro surfers from around the globe. Home to historic Hale‘iwa town, also known as the world’s surf capital, this area’s plantation heritage highlights its cultural diversity. It offers a laid-back way of life, farms, ranches, food trucks, a Marine Life Conservation District, reforestation programs and more. LEEWARD COAST Nestled on the coastal side of the 4,000-foot Wai‘anae Mountain range, the Leeward Coast of O‘ahu’s western shore is a historic site, including the only active historic railroad on O‘ahu. WINDWARD COAST This area offers gardens, farms, lo‘i kalo (taro patches), ranches, bays, majestic valleys, lush forestry and incredible landscapes from ma uka (toward the mountains) to ma kai (toward the ocean). CENTRAL O‘AHU Here, the island’s plantation heritage comes to life through agricultural experiences and historic towns. Dole Plantation offers visitors a closer look at the region’s agricultural history and continued connection to farming. Resort Areas Regions of O‘ahu WAIKĪKĪ / SOUTH SHORE An exciting resort area nestled in contemporary urban Honolulu, right on famous Waikīkī beach and next to iconic Lē‘ahi (Diamond Head). About 30 minutes from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, Waikīkī has the largest range of accommodations in one area, with close access to world- class dining, shopping, entertainment, museums, theaters and nightlife. KĀHALA / EAST O‘AHU A 15-minute drive from Waikīkī, this area offers luxury accommodations and a golf course that hosts the Sony Open. KUILIMA / NORTH SHORE Close to historic Hale‘iwa town and legendary surf beaches, this is home to a premier resort and a smaller, more family-friendly hotel. KO‘OLINA / WEST O‘AHU This area features premier accommodations, lagoons and beaches and championship golf courses designed by Ted Robinson. O‘ahu’s four main resort areas feature a wide range of accommodations. From global brands to charming boutiques, from independent hotels to convenient condo hotels, from luxury resorts to value options and more, there are stays for every budget and interest. 1 2 4 3 1 3 2 4 2 4 3 5 6 8 9 10 1 7 28 gohawaii.com
