USA & Canada

Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

Honolulu's appeal ranges from its magnificent beaches, countless well-stocked shops, tempting restaurants, and multitude of historic, cultural and scenic attractions. Combine the languid allure of the tropics, big city sophistication and the spirit of Aloha, and you’ve discovered Oahu. Known as “The Gathering Place”, this Pacific crossroads is a tapestry of cultural diversity from Polynesian sensuality and Oriental mystique to American pragmatism. And it all blends together in one of the most harmonious gatherings in the world.

Highlights

IOLANI PALACE
The last residence of Hawaii’s monarchs, the building is the only royal palace on American soil.

KING KAMEHAMEHA STATUE
The statue commemorates the great warrior king who united the Hawaiian Islands under his rule.

PALI LOOKOUT
This lookout on the slopes of the Koolau Mountains offers stunning views of Oahu’s windward coast.

THE PUNCHBOWL
This extinct volcanic crater is a National Cemetery, home to the fallen of World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam War.

USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL
Dedicated to those who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbour, this graceful memorial appears to float above the shattered hull of the USS Arizona.

USS MISSOURI MEMORIAL
World War II ended with Japan’s signing of the article of surrender on the battleship’s quarterdeck. Today, ‘Mighty Mo’ is a floating, interactive museum.

WAIKIKI BEACH
This famous stretch of sand is the spiritual home of surfing. It was here that generations of visitors from the mainland first saw legendary figures like Duke Kahanamoku surfing on long boards.