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Accommodations
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Turtle Bay Resort
57-091 Kamehameha Highway
Kahuku, O'ahu, Hawaii 96731
808-293-6000 | 800-203-3650
Set on 880 ocean-front acres of the
legendary North Shore, Turtle Bay Resort is the only true full-service
luxury resort on the island of Oahu.
Five miles of pristine beaches and 12
miles of ocean trails await you.
It's the Hawaii vacation many have
hoped for but few have discovered.
This is Turtle
Bay Resort.
This is True Hawaii. |
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The Ilikai Hotel
1777 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
808-949-3811
Hawaii Vacation planning starts right here, at the Ilikai Waikiki Beach
Hotel! Located at the Waikiki beach gateway and overlooking the Ala Wai
Yacht Harbor, the Ilikai Waikiki offers the finest in Oahu vacation
options.Our oceanfront
hotel offers the best in Hawaii lodging options, with Waikiki
accommodations to suit every need.
From our ocean view rooms and Two-room
suites to our spectacular meeting space, Hawaii travel has never been
more accommodating.
Whether you are planning a Hawaii
family getaway or the Waikiki Beachfront wedding of your dreams, the
Ilikai Waikiki hotel staff is here to serve you. |
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Oahu, Hawaii Villa & Condo Vacation Rentals
Oahu, HawaiiIn terms of planning
a much-needed vacation, once you’ve set your sights on Oahu you’re in
pretty good shape. Narrow your focus a little further to include an Oahu
vacation rental and you’re definitely ready to go; villas and condos in
Waikiki, Kailua and along the North Shore combine privacy and space with
convenience and affordable luxury. Explore the beaches, volcanoes,
forests and cultural attractions of an established vacation site but
take a little time – with the help of HomeAway – to treat yourself
better than the average hotel-dwelling tourist. |
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Honolulu Hotels
500 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 555
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
808-545-3510 | 1-800-367-5004Castle Resorts & Hotels features
a number of conveniently located hotels in Honolulu's heart, world
famous Waikiki.
Choose from The Lotus at Diamond Head, our ultra trendy boutique
hotel or stay at the Waikiki Shore, Waikiki's only beachfront condo
rental. Book online for limited time rate specials! |
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Stop Searching. Start Finding.
Browse thousands of vacation rental homes, villas,
oceanfront condos, and beachfront houses in Hawaii.
Local agents help you find the perfect place to call
home on your vacation to Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island. |
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Waikiki condo
rentals Aloha Condos
offers a large selection of Oahu rentals by owner. Popular resorts
include Ilikai Hotel. |
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Oahu travel
guide
Plan your Oahu vacation with Aloha
Hawaii. Look no further to find popular attractions, beaches, activities
and other things to do on Oahu. |
Papaya Paradise (bed and breakfast)
395 Auwinala Road, Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii 96734-3434 | 808-261-0316
Tropical setting with private entry & bath 1/2 mile from Kailua Beach, 20 miles
from Honolulu/Waikiki
Bed &
Breakfast Honolulu (Statewide)
3242 Kaohinani Dr, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 |
808-595-7533 | 877-595-7533
Hawaii's largest Reservation Service for B&Bs. All 414 locations personally
inspected, with regular guest evaluations.
Holiday Surf Hotel
2303 Ala Wi Blvd., Waikiki, Hawaii 96815 | 888 923-8488
Welcome to Holiday Surf Hotel Waikiki Beach Honolulu Hawaii * Lodging Affordable
Accommodations * Hotels Motels Hotel Budget
Aqua
Hotels and Resort
1850 Ala Moana Boulevard, Waikiki Beach, Hawaii 96815 | 808-924-6543 |
866-971-2782
Attractions
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Hawaiian Luaus
at the Polynesian Cultural Center
55-370 Kamehameha Highway
Laie, Hawaii 96762
808-293-3333 | 800-367-7060
The Polynesian Cultural Center is famous for it's famous Hawaiian Luau,
the Alii Luau.
Situated in Laie on Oahu's beautiful North Shore, the Polynesian
Cultural center also offers recreated Polynesian villages including
Fiji, Tonga, New Zealand, and more.
We invite you to Laie and visit Hawaii's top attraction. |
Dining / Restaurants
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Waikiki Restaurants at Royal Hawaiian Center
2201 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
808-922-2299
The Royal Hawaiian Center offers a variety of
Waikiki's top restaurants and dining options. Choose from
national favorites like The Cheesecake Factory to the local's
favorite Doraku Sushi.
The Royal Hawaiian Center also offers an
outstanding food court where visitors can have a number of Waikiki
dining options. |
Shopping
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Ala
Moana
1585 Kapiolani Blvd.
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814-4529
808-946-2811 | EmailFeaturing one of the world’s best collections of luxury
fashion houses and more than 60 dining options in the heart of Waikiki.
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Click
the Premier Passport for
printable discount voucher and map
of participating locations. >>> |
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Travel Resources
Oahu.US
Visit Oahu.US for all your On-Line travel needs, Information, Flights, Hotels,
Car Rentals, and More.
Air To Hawaii
1017 Kapahulu Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 |
808-734-1961 | 800-508-6994
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Guidebook Hawaii ~ Oahu "The Heart of Hawaii" |
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View of Waikiki and Diamond Head
photo: HVCB/Joe Solem
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Land Mass: 608 square miles (1575
square km) Population: 876,156 (2000)
Principal City & State Capital:
Honolulu
Flower: 'Dima
Color: Yellow
Geography: Oahu, the third largest Hawaiian
Island/ has an area of 608 square miles and a coastline of 112 miles
(180 km). It reaches from sea level to 4,003-foot (1,220 m) Mt. Ka'ala.
Climate: Average temperatures range from 70° -
84° F (21° - 29° C) with variable rainfall in different sections of the
island.
Major Industries: Tourism, government,
military, construction, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Recreation: All water sports, fishing, golfing,
hiking, camping, sightseeing, horseback riding, museums, cultural events
and festivals, art, music, tennis, polo, soaring, major spectator
sports, and a wide variety of shopping experiences.
Brief History: While Oahu
was populated before 1000 A.D., it was added to the Island kingdom in
1795 when King Kamehameha I, from the island of Hawaii, fought the Oahu
king's forces to surrender at the famous Battle of Nu'uanu Pali. With
its fine harbors, Oahu gradually became the state's political, economic,
military, educational, and cultural center. Honolulu Harbor, discovered
before 1800, became a key Pacific port for whale, sandalwood, and fur
traders.
Pearl Harbor became famous when the nation set about
to establish strategic military bases. By 1850, the Hawaiian royal court
had moved permanently to Honolulu which has since been the seat of the
government for the monarchy, republic, territory, and state.
Fascinating Facts:
- 'lolani Palace is the only royal palace in the
United States.
- More than 14,000 coral blocks were taken from
offshore reefs to build Kawaiaha'o Church in 1836.
- Aloha Tower, today dwarfed by Honolulu
high-rises, was the tallest structure on the island when it was
built in 1926.
Top-Rated Attractions:
- Hanauma Bay
- Waimea Bay and Waimea Falls
- Halona Blowhole
- Pearl Harbor
- Polynesian Cultural Center
- Punchbowl Cemetery
- 'lolani Palace
- Diamond Head Crater Hike
Information and photos submitted
by:
Hawaii Visitors and Convention
Bureau
2270 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 801
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
808-923-1811
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