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Step aboard and experience just what it was like to be part of the crew of a World War II submarine in this fascinating Pearl Harbor museum.

Ancient banyan trees, rare wildlife and stunning vistas combine to make Hawaii’s largest – and oldest – public park the perfect place to relax.

Ancient banyan trees, rare wildlife and stunning vistas combine to make Hawaii’s largest – and oldest – public park the perfect place to relax.

Hop a bus to Honolulu\'s Kalihi district for a wonderful journey through the history and culture of Hawaii, Polynesia and even outer space!

Ancient banyan trees, rare wildlife and stunning vistas combine to make Hawaii’s largest – and oldest – public park the perfect place to relax.

Ancient banyan trees, rare wildlife and stunning vistas combine to make Hawaii’s largest – and oldest – public park the perfect place to relax.

Step aboard and experience just what it was like to be part of the crew of a World War II submarine in this fascinating Pearl Harbor museum.

For some of the best surfing and the safest swimming on Ouahu and the chance to picnic in the shade of a banyan tree, Ala Moana Beach Park is where you want to be.

Swim in a natural ocean “swimming pool”, explore rocky outcrops and boogie board in safe waters at this family-friendly beach.

Swim in a natural ocean “swimming pool”, explore rocky outcrops and boogie board in safe waters at this family-friendly beach.

This is one of the best-known beaches in Hawai’i thanks to its impeccable surf conditions and fun beach culture.

Follow the trail through Diamond Head State Monument to the top of this volcano for one of the finest views anywhere in Hawaii.

Ancient banyan trees, rare wildlife and stunning vistas combine to make Hawaii’s largest – and oldest – public park the perfect place to relax.

Follow the trail through Diamond Head State Monument to the top of this volcano for one of the finest views anywhere in Hawaii.

Ancient banyan trees, rare wildlife and stunning vistas combine to make Hawaii’s largest – and oldest – public park the perfect place to relax.