Activities Guide

It would almost be impossible to list all of the activities in Hawaii. But we have come up with a small list to help you plan your vacation, or business trip.

When people think of Hawaii, the image usually conjured up is beautiful Waikiki Beach. With over 2 miles of coast line to play on, it is no wonder why people keep coming back.

Fact: Waikiki Beach is always crowded, but it manages to still be a very relaxing beach. It is amazing how basking in the sun, listening to the waves wash away the stress of everyday life, and enjoying the cool, clean, and revitalizing waters of Oahu will give you that special Aloha feeling.

Newcomers should take special care when using personal floatation devices (e.g., inflatable mattresses, Styrofoam swim boards, etc.) - there is no substitute for good swimming abilities. Be conscientious of runaway surfboards and boats that enter and leave the area- they can be dangerous. Ask the lifeguards where the best places to swim are.

Waikiki Beach has the following in its beach and park areas:
. LIFEGUARDS
. SAND AND REEF
. PICNIC AREAS
. PHONES
. SHOWERS
. RESTROOMS

If relaxing is not your thing, don't worry, we have that covered too. Try your hand at surfing, canoeing, swimming, or snorkeling. There are plenty of shops and stores where beach equipment can be rented or bought. The Diamond Head side of Waikiki Beach is covered in grassy picnic and recreational facilities, including those of Kapiolani Park, where tennis and archery are available, as well as fine and economical dining and shopping.