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Many of Hawai’i’s most important historic sites and beautiful buildings are clustered together here at the hub of the city, with the ocean just a short walk away.
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- Honolulu
- Waikiki
- Downtown Honolulu
- Diamond Head
- Bishop Museum
- USS Missouri Memorial
- USS Arizona Memorial
- Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
- Makapuu Beach
- Queen Kapiʻolani Regional Park
- Ala Moana Beach Park
- USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park
- Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor
- Halona Cove
- Na Ala Hele Manoa Falls Trailhead
- USS Oklahoma Memorial
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Bring your shorts or bikini and your shades along and surf, swim or just relax under a shady palm tree, while you let the Aloha spirit wash over you.
Source: Tourism Media
Bring your shorts or bikini and your shades along and surf, swim or just relax under a shady palm tree, while you let the Aloha spirit wash over you.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
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The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA)
Located on the south shore of Honolulu, this neighborhood is known internationally for its great surfing and beautiful beaches.
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Located on the south shore of Honolulu, this neighborhood is known internationally for its great surfing and beautiful beaches.
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Explore this huge vessel and learn about the Battle of Pearl Harbor on the spot where World War II ended.
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Bring your shorts or bikini and your shades along and surf, swim or just relax under a shady palm tree, while you let the Aloha spirit wash over you.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Tourism Media
Many of Hawai’i’s most important historic sites and beautiful buildings are clustered together here at the hub of the city, with the ocean just a short walk away.
Source: Tourism Media
Explore this huge vessel and learn about the Battle of Pearl Harbor on the spot where World War II ended.
Source: Oahu Visitors Bureau (OVB)/Oahu Visitors Bureau (OVB)
Explore this huge vessel and learn about the Battle of Pearl Harbor on the spot where World War II ended.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Tourism Media
Many of Hawai’i’s most important historic sites and beautiful buildings are clustered together here at the hub of the city, with the ocean just a short walk away.
Source: Oahu Visitors Bureau (OVB)/Oahu Visitors Bureau (OVB)
Explore this huge vessel and learn about the Battle of Pearl Harbor on the spot where World War II ended.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Tourism Media
Explore this huge vessel and learn about the Battle of Pearl Harbor on the spot where World War II ended.
Source: Tourism Media
Bring your shorts or bikini and your shades along and surf, swim or just relax under a shady palm tree, while you let the Aloha spirit wash over you.
Source: Tourism Media
The USS Arizona Memorial marks the spot of the sunken USS Arizona, the American warship that was attacked in Pearl Harbour by the Japanese on 7 December 1941.
Source: Tourism Media
Bring your shorts or bikini and your shades along and surf, swim or just relax under a shady palm tree, while you let the Aloha spirit wash over you.
Source: Tourism Media