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I’ve been visiting Hawaii since I was a kid and so far, I’ve been about 40 times. Oahu might be the best Hawaiian island for kids.
I say that because there are tons of fun things to do in Waikiki Hawaii, easy food options, awesome beaches, and so much more.
After receiving a flood of emails, DMs, and comments on Facebook about Oahu tips/tricks, I decided I would sit down and pour my Oahu travel tips into this blog post.
In this comprehensive guide, you’ll find information about the best Oahu beaches, Oahu family resorts, the top attractions in Oahu, best hikes in Oahu, best things to do in Oahu Hawaii, and more!
Want a Hawaii travel guide? I’ve got detailed guides and 7-day itineraries!
Should I Rent a Car in Hawaii?
This is one of the top questions I get here at Marcie in Mommyland and it all depends on what you plan to do on your Oahu vacation.
Are you planning to go on scenic hikes, smaller beaches, and particular restaurants?
Or, is the goal to relax poolside at your resort with the occasional trip to an activity or attraction?
Personally, our family always rents a car. We like the freedom to make pit stops and detours. I like to pick up snacks and drinks at Costco to save money on Oahu.
Our kids usually nap on long drives, so we time our activities to allow them ample car nap opportunities.
If you aren’t planning to rent a car, I recommend this Waikiki Trolley Pass. Kids will love zipping around Waikiki attractions in this open air trolley.
This pass also includes some top Oahu attractions. It’s an easy way to get to Pearl Harbor, Hanauma Bay, Diamond Head, Bishop Museum and more without worrying about driving or parking!
We’ve also used Uber on Oahu, which is a great way to go if you are planning on staying in the Waikiki area. And check to see if your Oahu activities offer shuttle service from your hotel.
Thinking about visiting multiple Hawaiian islands? Find out how to do 4 islands in 2 weeks.
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Best Oahu Beach for Families
Oahu really has something for everyone in terms of beaches. Since we travel to Hawaii a lot with our little kids, I’m always looking to see which beaches are best for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
Here’s what I’ve come up with so far:
LANIKAI BEACH
There’s a reason this beach has been named one of the Top Ten Beaches in the World. The sand is unbelievably soft and the water is gentle enough for little ones. It’s up in Kailua, so it’s perfect if you are staying up there.
We like to have breakfast at Cinnamon’s in Kailua before heading over here to play!
BABY MAKAPU`U
I first heard about Baby Makapu`u from an Oahu photographer. She said it’s such a great spot for family photos because kids love to play in the tide pools.
If your kids like to play in the sand or explore in the water, this is an awesome spot for that.
LAGOONS AT KO OLINA (NEAR AULANI)
Another Oahu photographer told us about this gem when we said we were staying at Aulani earlier this year.
There are 4 lagoons with calm water for families to play in. Plus, there’s a lawn for picnics and running around.
Insider Tip: One of my readers recommends Lagoon #4. There is shade under the trees and it’s the only lagoon with free parking!
ALA MOANA BEACH PARK
This is a convenient beach if you are staying in Waikiki, but don’t want to go to Waikiki Beach.
It’s across from the Ala Moana shopping center. That makes it easy to grab lunch in the food court and eat it at the beach. Or, head there to get shave ice after a day of playing in the sand and water!
WAIKIKI BEACH
Personally, our family LOVES Waikiki Beach. Yes, it can get really crowded if you walk out to the popular spots. But, that’s because it’s such a great beach for just about everyone.
We like to play in the calm water and people watch. But there are also lots of Waikiki activities like surfing lessons.
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Best Oahu Attractions
When people ask me which is the best island to visit in Hawaii, I always recommend Oahu if they want to see a lot of attractions. Oahu really has something for everyone!
If you think you’re going to visit a lot of Oahu attractions, look into the Go Oahu Card. It can save you a lot of money on all the best things to do in Hawaii!
RESERVE NOWPEARL HARBOR
Pearl Harbor is definitely one of the top Oahu tourist attractions. But, I think people don’t realize it’s a lot more than the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial.
In fact, it’s home to our favorite airplane museum, the Pacific Aviation Museum. And kids will love exploring the U.S.S. Missouri!
If you aren’t renting a car, a family-friendly option is this Private Pearl Harbor Tour where they pick you up from your hotel. They even have infant car seats available.
Some people even do an Oahu day trip to Pearl Harbor from another island because it’s one of the top ten things to do in Hawaii.
RESERVE NOWPOLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER
One of the top things to do on Oahu is visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center up at the North Shore. The drive up from Honolulu/Waikiki is really scenic.
Once you get there, they have a Hukilau Village with adorable shops and restaurants set up to look like Hawaii during it’s “golden age.” But, the real treat is the park itself.
They have different “villages” set up to showcase many Polynesian cultures. Here’s where you can learn Polynesian dancing, crafts, and food preparation.
Plus, they have lots of presentations and performances throughout the day. It’s a great way to get a hands-on cultural experience on Oahu!
This is by far one of the top Hawaii tourist attractions that people rave about.
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BISHOP MUSEUM
This is the #1 museum in Hawaii, and for good reason! It’s an awesome place to learn about Hawaiian culture, see a planetarium show, and experience a live lava demonstration!
If you come on the weekends, your kids will be awed by the 15-foot walking roaring Tyrannosaurus Rex!
And fans of Disney’s Moana will appreciate learning all about wayfinders and how they traveled from Tahiti to reach the Hawaiian Islands.
It’s one of the best things to do in Honolulu with kids.
RESERVE NOWDOLE PLANTATION
So, this is a fun attraction IF you know what to expect. They have a little train and a little scavenger hunt/maze. And a few photo ops.
It’s always listed as one of the top things to do in Oahu with kids in all the tourist brochures.
You can also get Dole Whip here, which is pretty awesome! But, for our family, it’s an attraction we usually skip.
KUALOA RANCH
If you have any Jurrassic Park or Lost fans in your family, you may want to explore Kualoa Ranch. It’s also the setting of the new Netflix film Finding Ohana.
They have a movie sites tour, jungle expedition tour, zipline tour, horseback riding tour, and a trolley tour.
Visiting Kualoa Ranch is by far one of the best things to do in Hawaii with kids of all ages. There’s something for everyone.
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Activities in Oahu
Oahu is a good island to visit if you like doing stuff, especially Oahu activities for families!
If you are visiting Oahu with kids, I’d suggest doing one activity a day so you still have plenty of time to rest and relax!
BEST HIKES IN OAHU
Even though I don’t normally like hiking, I’ve found that hiking in Hawaii always delivers an amazing view!
One of the most popular Oahu hikes is climbing Diamond Head. There’s a nominal fee and it’s something the whole family can do.
I’d suggest getting there early in the morning before the tour buses, as it’s one of the most popular things to see in Oahu!
And if you just want an easy, kid-friendly hike on Oahu without worrying about getting lost, sign up for a guided Oahu Waterfall and Rainforest Hike to see the famous Manoa Falls.
RESERVE NOWBut, don’t plan on hiking Stairway to Heaven on Oahu, which is the most famous Oahu hike. Not only is it very difficult, it’s now illegal and you can be fined $1000. There is a back way, but personally, I wouldn’t risk it.
Find out more about Oahu hiking here.
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WATER ACTIVITIES
Stay dry while seeing sea life with a ride on the Atlantis Submarine Adventure, perfect for babies, toddlers and kids of all ages. And what kid doesn’t want to swim with dolphins and sea turtles in the wild?
If you’d like to snorkel, Hanauma Bay is one of the best places for beginner snorkelers to see incredible tropical sea life!
If you are leaving the kids behind, this Oahu Submarine Scooter Adventure is a unique way for adults to see sea turtles and tropical fish while riding on an electric underwater scooter! Or do an Oahu Shark Dive!
OAHU THEME PARKS
Wet ‘n Wild Hawaii Water Park is a big hit, especially in the summer months! If you are renting an AirBnB, VRBO, or staying in a hotel without a pool, this is a fun treat for your family!
They have water slides, a kids water playground, a lazy river, and so much more! You can even rent a cabana for the day.
It was actually just named “Best Family Attraction” from Best of Honolulu Magazine.
OAHU BOAT RIDES
My family LOVES doing boat rides in Hawaii! I personally don’t enjoy swimming, so I like boat rides like this Dolphin Watching Cruise where I can stay dry!
Oh, and dinner cruises in Hawaii are amazing since you can watch the sun set across the ocean!
And this glass bottom boat ride has been on my Oahu bucket list because it’s perfect for kids!
But, my husband and kids like to go in the water. So, we usually try to do a snorkel cruise, like this Leeward Coast Half-Day Snorkel Cruise to see dolphins.
HORSEBACK RIDING
A small part of current Hawaiian culture that a lot of people don’t know about is the Paniolo, or Hawaiian cowboy. If you have little kids ages 2-7, you can take them for a pony ride on the North Shore.
And if your kids are 8 and older, you can do a 90 minute horseback ride near the Polynesian Cultural Center. If you’re traveling with kids age 10 and older, they can ride a horse at the picturesque Kualoa Ranch!
Or if you’re looking for a romantic kid-free activity, why not ride a horse on the beach?
SHOPPING AT ALA MOANA
Did you know the world’s largest shopping center was here in Hawaii? Ala Moana Center features more than 350 shops and restaurants.
While some say it’s just high-end shopping (it’s not), I think there’s a store for everyone.
Besides big names you’ll find in malls across America, you can also find smaller stores like Hawaiian Island Creations, Honolulu Cookie Company, Malie (they have the BEST organic skincare line), and tons of Hawaiian dining and shave ice spots!
They even have a Target here with Hawaiian clothing items and souvenirs! Oh, and their Disney Store has Hawaii-specific items you can’t find other places.
Even if you aren’t a shopper, you might like participating in authentic hula lessons, storytelling, and cultural activities available through their Hula with Aloha program run by an award winning Kumu Hula.
And they have a pretty new play area for kids that recently opened!
GOLFING ON OAHU
Oahu has some gorgeous golf courses. We played at Ko`olau Golf Club right before President Obama several years ago (and I lost SO many balls on that course!)
An easier Oahu golf course is the Hawaii Kai Championship Golf Course in East Oahu.
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Best Oahu Luau
No trip to Oahu is complete without going to a Hawaiian luau. But, choosing the best Oahu luau option for your family really depends on what you want out of the experience.
In fact, I wrote a whole blog post about how you can choose the right luau for your family.
For my family, we like the cultural component and are willing to travel a bit for a cooler experience.
It just so happens that my two favorite Oahu luaus don’t serve alcohol. I think their shows are spectacular and they are so kid-friendly.
Experiencing a luau on Oahu is one of the best things for kids to do in Hawaii.
TOA LUAU
This is the newest luau on Oahu. I love it because it’s a small luau, so it’s perfect for families who don’t like huge crowds. They have a lot of cool activities before the luau.
My favorite is their Kava Ceremony, which is something you don’t see everyday. And there are lots of opportunities for kids to get involved in this authentic Polynesian experience.
RESERVE NOWPOLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER
The luau at Polynesian Cultural Center is fantastic! We like to spend the whole day at PCC and then end with the luau and Ha: The Breath of Life.
This is a great option for families because you get the traditional luau PLUS a dramatic theatrical show that talks about voyaging to new islands.
If you have any Moana fans in your family, it’s a must do activity on Oahu!
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Best Food on Oahu
If you’re a frequent Marcie in Mommyland reader, you know I love Hawaiian food! Eating is one of my top Oahu things to do!
When people say they didn’t like the food in Hawaii, I always think it’s because they don’t know where to go. So, here’s my cheat sheet for you:
RAINBOW DRIVE-IN
If you want the full Hawaiian-style plate lunch experience, look no further than Rainbow Drive-In.
The menu changes slightly from day to day, but everything we’ve tried has been really tasty.
I love their beef stew, fried saimin, loco moco, and macaroni salad. You can eat there (it’s not very scenic) or pick up to take to the beach.
And the serving size is large enough to share with kids.
CINNAMON’S RESTAURANT
If you are in Kailua, you absolutely have to have breakfast/lunch at Cinnamon’s. They are known for their pancakes, especially their signature guava chiffon (where you can order with ICE CREAM!) These are my favorite pancakes in the entire world!
My husband likes to get their loco moco (sometimes available over fried rice.) Their menu is a good mix of traditional diner items as well as Hawaiian versions of these dishes.
They also have a location at the Ilikai Hotel in Waikiki, but I haven’t been there yet so can’t comment on it.
SHAVE ICE
So, I have a few favorite shave ice spots. If you are heading to Haleiwa on the North Shore, you HAVE to stop at Matsumoto’s Shave Ice. It’s kind of like a rite of passage.
The town of Haleiwa is adorable and perfect for Instagram shots.
While not in the most picturesque place, Waiola Shave Ice in Honolulu is where President Obama takes his family when he goes home to visit!
On our last trip, my mom discovered Island Vintage Shave Ice. They have a few locations, but we ate at the one at Ala Moana.
Their shave ice is not only tasty, but it’s BEAUTIFUL! Like fresh cut up fruit on top and my 4 year old had to fight her for the spoon!
And if you are staying at Disney’s Aulani, splurge for the Mickey Ears on your shave ice!
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JADE DYNASTY
My mother-in-law discovered this Chinese restaurant at Ala Moana Center on one of her many trips to Oahu. She always finds Chinese food where ever she travels!
But, this is an awesome restaurant for taro buns! They are light, flaky, and oh-so-tasty!
We actually ordered a box of them and brought them up to Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa on our last trip! They were the ultimate breakfast item and afternoon snack!
LEONARD’S MALASADAS
Second only to shave ice, malasadas are a popular treat on Oahu! Leonard’s Bakery is famous for their Portuguese donuts.
I like mine with cinnamon and sugar, but they also can fill them with custards of various flavors.
Plus, you can get other baked goods there like cookies.
They are best eaten hot, as they are fried dough. But, I’ve had luck reheating them in the toaster oven when I bring a box home.
And make sure to check out their custard filled malasadas!
IYASUME MUSUBI CAFE
I worked with Honolulu Cookie Company on my last trip to Oahu and I just happened to ask their public relations contact for food recommendations. She told me about Musubi Cafe and it’s now my favorite place to eat in Waikiki!
It’s like the size of a walk-in closet but they have so many different types of musubi, which is similar to sushi. The most popular musubi in Hawaii is Spam musubi. But, they have something for everyone, including one with BACON!
Each one is individually wrapped, so they are an easy breakfast on the go or you can pack them in your beach bag.
I like to stock up so we have something to eat when we first wake up before we head out for a bigger breakfast. They are the perfect size (and price) for little kids, too!
COSTCO
No really, hear me out! We always make a stop at Costco to pick up several containers of their fresh poke!
They also sell giant bags of Hawaiian potato chips, tubs of Hawaiian cookies, and all kinds of interesting snacks only found in Hawaii Costco stores.
And during the holidays, they sell huge tubs of Botan rice candy and tons of Hawaiian gift items.
I always make a stop at Costco to bring back Hawaiian snack items. ALWAYS.
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Where to Stay in Oahu with Kids
When you’re planning a trip to Hawaii and searching for the best resorts in Oahu for families, there are several factors to consider.
Do you want something in Waikiki where you can walk to restaurants and shops? Or would you like an Oahu family resort with on-site restaurants and several swimming pools?
AULANI, A DISNEY RESORT & SPA
We just stayed at Aulani Resort in February and we’re already trying to figure out when we can go back! It’s a lovely resort with touches of Hawaiian culture and Disney magic.
I have several blog posts about Aulani Resort that goes in to detail about why it’s my favorite resort in Hawaii. Even if you don’t stay here, consider coming up to do a Disney Character Breakfast or Dinner!
RESERVE NOWTHE ILIKAI
Did you watch the original Hawaii Five-O? This is the hotel featured in the opening credits. It’s right at the edge of Waikiki Beach.
Wondering where to stay in Oahu with family? The Ilikai is an awesome choice.
What’s cool about The Ilikai is that it’s a mix of hotel rooms and condos, making it ideal for families.
We stayed here with extended family over Christmas many years ago and it was nice to walk just a few minutes to Ala Moana Center, the largest outdoor shopping mall.
Plus, we were able to cook dinner in the condo a few nights and make hot breakfasts.
RESERVE NOWROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL
While I’ve never stayed here, it’s been on my bucket list since I was 14 years old. It’s called the “Pink Palace” because it’s a gorgeous pink building that stands out in the prime area of Waikiki.
It’s a spendy, luxury hotel that would be the ultimate Hawaiian babymoon spot!
I follow their Instagram page because it’s one of the most photographed hotels in Hawaii!
RESERVE NOWTURTLE BAY RESORT
If you want to stay up on the North Shore, this is the place to do it. For families, they have a kiddie pool, children’s menus and you can arrange to have a pony party!
They have nightly entertainment. In fact, Jack Johnson was there playing a show when my friend went last year!
RESERVE NOWWAIKIKI COURTYARD MARRIOTT
If you’re looking for a place near Waikiki that’s affordable, quiet, and close to shopping and restaurants, the Waikiki Courtyard Marriott is a hidden treasure.
We stayed here on our recent trip to Oahu and it was so easy to explore Waikiki and Oahu. Plus, it’s an easy walk to Starbucks and Musubi Cafe!
You can read about my experience at the Waikiki Courtyard Marriott with kids.
Oahu Family Photography
My final piece of advice for planning a Hawaiian family vacation is to hire an Oahu photographer. You can read all about my reasons in my post Family Photos on Oahu is a Smart Idea.
Basically, it’s a great opportunity to get nice photos of everyone looking happy and relaxed in a beautiful setting.
Flood your Facebook and Instagram with high-quality vacation pics and get that ultimate Christmas card photo!
Family Guide to Oahu, Hawaii FAQs
Absolutely! There are SO many fun things to do for just about everyone in your family. Oahu has world-class shopping, beaches, outdoor adventures, attractions, etc. Plus, they have awesome kid-friendly resorts.
It really depends. Oahu has more of a city-vibe in Honolulu/Waikiki that just doesn’t really exist on Maui. Oahu also has more tourist attractions. But, Maui has some incredible day trips (like the Road to Hana, Molokini Crater, and Haleakala National Park.) Both are stellar family travel destinations.
If Oahu is the only island you’re visiting, plan on spending 7-10 days. If you are island hopping in Hawaii, you can easily spend 5 days on Oahu and 5 days on another island.
Wrap Up
No matter what you add to your Oahu itinerary, you won’t be disappointed with an Oahu vacation.
There are so many incredible things to do in Oahu with kids that you are sure to have a memorable experience!
Blog Posts about Oahu
How To Choose The Best Oahu Luau
Is the Disney Aulani Character Breakfast on Oahu Worth the Price?
Aulani Tips to Maximize 2 Nights at Disney Aulani Resort in Hawaii
Polynesian Cultural Center Offers Family Activities on Oahu
Toa Luau is Oahu’s Newest Family-Friendly Luau
Why Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach is One of the Best Hotels in Waikiki for Families
Honolulu Cookie Company Features Pineapple Shaped Cookies
I would love to visit Hawaii. It sounds like there is no shortage of things to do, and I’m sure our whole family would enjoy what Oahu has to offer.
Oahu has a little bit of everything!
Wow this is quite the comprehensive guide. Gave me a lot of ideas should I ever go to Hawaii
Hope you get to plan a trip soon!
I live in California, yet I’ve never been to Hawaii. Crazy, right? I mean, it’s so close. And yes, I would definitely want to go to a luau if I were there. That seems such an important part of the Hawaii experience.
Oh you should go! It’s like a 5 hour flight!
I can’t believe I have never thought of the idea of going to Costco to pick up snacks for a trip. This is such a “duh” moment for me. You can save so much money by doing this!
And they have snacks you can’t find anywhere else! Lots of Asian/Hawaiian options! Yummy!
Oahu looks like it would be so very beautiful! I would absolutely love to go there one day with my whole family.
I hope you are able to do it!
I wish to go to Hawaii, I’d love to see Baby MAKAPU`U beach. I love the guide, will definitely share it with my friends who has plan of going to Hawaii soon.
Glad to help! Baby Makapu`u is an awesome spot!
Oh Hawaii, I heart thee!! Wonderful ideas for families. Great photos and ideas!!
It’s such a fun place for kids and adults!
I so wish I would’ve rented a car in Oahu… my uber from the airport to North shore was $150! Definitely a great place to relax and take the kiddos.. It has the best beaches!
Yikes! I know it can really add up! Next time rent the car š
Wow such a cool list of things possible with kids! Beaches are always fun. Hope to get to the Hawaii beaches some day.
Hawaiian beaches are so much better than the ones we have here in Seattle!
Whoa!! Those photos are beautiful. I hope I can take my little one to Hawaii in the future
We’re really lucky we get to visit as often as we do!
I wish I had this list 6 years ago when we went for the first time. I would have enjoyed Oahu much more.
I hope you still had a fun trip! Now you know for next time!
Musubi Cafe is my favorite place to grab food whenever I’m in Oahu! So glad you discovered it š Also your tip about Costco is spot on.
It’s so yummy! I’m seriously craving musubi right now!
I LOVE LOVE OAHU…been 3 years since Ive been..getting withdrawals..Ive thought about moving there to teach….but so so spendy there!
Loved the pics and great family guide
Valerie
Yes, the cost of living is crazy high!
Oahu looks like such a dreamy location! I’d love to visit there (and Hawaii in general) one day soon! It seems like heaven on earth. š
We really love all the cultural aspects to Hawaii!
Thanks for sharing! The travel tips are really useful! I went to Hawaii 20 years ago and reading your post makes me want to go there for my next holiday with the family!
So much has changed in the past 20 years! You must go back!
Great guide! My wife and I are due a vacation, but with our little ones we are hesitant to take them because it might not feel enough like a vacation then! Looks like it can be done though, and a good time at that!
You can definitely vacation with kids! Find a resort with a kids club or hire a babysitter for some nights out!
Wow, I love your series of pictures. This really makes me want to visit Hawaii! I would definitely go hiking there (:
There are some hikes with gorgeous views!
I never really thought about going to Oahu d before, it looks beautiful though. May need to add it to my want to do list.
There are some stunning places on Oahu!
I have never been to Hawaii but definitely, a must visit place for my whole family. This is such a nice guide for all people who are to have a vacation in this place and I will save this as my guide for my future travel in Hawaii.
There’s so much to do on Oahu!
I have always wanted to visit Hawaii but haven’t had the chance to go yet. Now reading your blog and seeing your photos makes me really want to sit down and plan a trip!
There are some great deals for flights from time to time!
We have been dreaming of vising Hawaii for a few years now. Hopefully next year we will able to make our dreams come true.
I’m crossing my fingers for you!
I’ve always wanted to visit Hawaii. Oahu looks amazing. Perhaps, I’ll have to try it there.
Oahu is a great island to start with!
What a great post and such an amazing guide. Hawaii reminds me so much of Puerto Rico. Looks at those amazing beaches and places. Oh i miss beautiful ocean water like that. Thank you so much for sharing this post with us!.
Ooh! Puerto Rico has been on my list for YEARS!
We have never been in this place but want to bring my family there one of these days and this is such a great guide for us when we are going to visit that place.
It’s a great family vacation destination!
Would you believe it’s been over a decade since I was in Hawaii?! Far too long! I am daydreaming about out next trip to Oahu. This all sounds perfect.
That’s WAY too long! Hopefully there will be some good travel deals coming up and you can go back!
My friend is actually there right now and I’m insanely jealous! Hawaii has always been on my bucket list and hopefully I will visit one day
Oh I hope your friend is having a blast!
My husband keeps telling me that we are going to go visit Hawaii one day. He loved it when he was stationed there.
Oh I hope he takes you!
I have really wanted to go to Hawaii for a long time. Such enriching history, amazing people, good food, and lots of fun activities.
Yes! So many opportunities to learn about Hawaiian culture!
Well if I didn’t want o travel here before. I sure do noe. You pointed out so many great attractions and family activities.
Yay! Glad to inspire you!
This simply looks divine! So many gorgeous places to visit – I want to go now! Lovely pictures š
Oahu is always a good idea š
We have been thinking about taking a family trip to Hawaii. Thank you for this detail on your trip as it will help with our planning.
It’s an ideal family vacation destination!
Looks like so much fun! I’ve been to Hawaii a few times and loved it! The shave ice is so good.
We make a point to eat shave ice every day in Hawaii š
What a beautiful vacation destination! I don’t know that I will ever get to Hawaii, but I appreciate this virtual trip through all your wonderful photos. I think I would want to take advantage of nearly everything you highlighted here if I could go to Hawaii.
I hope you make it there someday, but if not, I’m glad you got to experience it through this post!
A perfect place for a family vacation. Lots of places and shopping center i am excited to go their with my wife and my daughter. Thanks for this wonderful guide. It adds my ideas and plan when i arrive there. Have a nice day.
Yay! I’m so happy to help!