Activities to do in oahu hawaii

  Hawaii, located in the Pacific Ocean, is a west-central United States state. It is approximately 2,000 miles away from the U.S. continent. It is the United States only archipelago and lies within the tropical zone. The unique culture draws people from all around the world to this state. You can visit  Byodo-in Temple  and many other attractions. Ocean Rider Seahorse Farm Ocean Rider Seahorse Farm, Kona (Hawaii), was established to breed and raise seahorses. The farm supports conservation and organic farming practices. You can get up close and personal with seahorses by visiting the farm. Rainbow Falls Rainbow Falls is a wonderful place to visit if looking for an accessible waterfall in Hawaii. It is a waterfall measuring 100 feet in height and 80 feet high. The waterfall can be viewed free of charge and is part of the Hawaii State Parks network. Kee Beach waterfall Kee Beach waterfall may be worth a stop if you are in Maui. Kee is west-of Hanalei, on Highway 560. You may

  Honolulu is the state's capital and the gateway to the U.S. island chain. Its Waikiki neighborhood is a hub for nightlife and dining. It's also home to the iconic crescent beach, the USS Arizona Memorial, and the Diamond Head crater. You may visit the Oahu North Shore to see more of Hawaii.   Here’s what you can do during your excursions in Honolulu, Hawaii. Taking a glass-bottom boat tour in Waikiki Taking a glass-bottom boat tour is a fantastic way to get closer to Hawaii's azure waters and wildlife. These tours last about an hour and are fun to spend your afternoon in Waikiki. You can get a great view of the underwater landscape from a glass bottom boat, and knowledgeable tour guides comment on the marine life you're seeing. Hiking to Wailua Falls Hiking to Wailua Falls is a great way to spend a day in Hawaii. The hike to the waterfall is not challenging and is suitable for all skill levels. The waterfall is situated just south of the parking lot. Once yo