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50th State Fair 272

Aaccommodations 268-71, see

also Accommodations subindex, individual regions

activities 26-39, 28-9, see also Activities subindex, individual regions

Ahupuaʻa o Kahana State Park 187Aikau, Eddie 32, 205, 248air travel 284-7Ala Moana Beach Park 39, 58, 78Ala Wai Canal 112Aliʻiolani Hale 62aloha ʻaina 42, 44Aloha Festivals 115, 273aloha shirts 14, 148, 251Aloha Stadium 148Aloha Tower 63-4animals 47-9, 194, 206aquariums 109-10area codes 281-2, see also inside

front coverart galleries 81, 96, see also museumsarts 93-4, 253-6arts & crafts 114, 124, 255

BB&Bs 269, see also Accommodations

subindexBanzai Pipeline, see PipelineBattleship Missouri Memorial 145beaches

for kids 34, 154, 170Honolulu 58itineraries 165, 164Leeward O‘ahu 233, 234, 235, 237-8North Shore 199, 201-2, 204-5,

208-9, 212-13Southeast O‘ahu 153-4, 155,

161, 162Waikiki 105-8Windward O‘ahu 170-1, 173, 184,

187, 189, 190, 192beer 92, 260Bellows Field Beach Park 170-1bicycling, see cycling, mountain bikingBillabong Pipeline Masters 203birds 48

bird-watching, see Activities subindexBishop Museum 8, 74-5boat tours 114-15boat travel 287bodyboarding, see Activities subindexbodysurfing, see Activities subindexbooks 255-6, 271botanical gardens, see gardensbus travel 289-90bushwalking, see hikingbusiness hours 274, see also inside

front coverByōdō-In 180

Ccamping 269-70

Bellows Field Beach Park 170-1Camp Mokuleʻia 214Friends of Malaekahana 193Hauʻula Beach Park 190Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden

182-3Keaʻiwa Heiau State Recreation

Area 148Malaekahana State Recreation

Area 193canoeing, see Activities subindexCaptain Cook, see Cook, Jamescar travel 290-2cathedrals, see churchescaving 36cell phones 282Central O‘ahu 215-24, 218

food 224highlights 219itineraries 216-17, 216Kolekole Pass 219-20Kunia 219Kunia Road (Highway 750) 218-20Wahiawa 220-4

children, travel with 274-5, see also individual regionsbeaches 34, 154, 170food 263hotels 126itineraries 24, 24

Chinatown 16, 64-6, 81, 60-1Chinatown Cultural Plaza 65-6Chinese medicine 65Chinese New Year 81, 272

Christianity 252-3churches

Kawaiahaʻo Church 62Liliʻuokalani Protestant Church 209St Andrew’s Cathedral 63

cinemas 94, 139, see also filmclimate 275condominiums 126, 270, see also

Accommodations subindexconsulates 279Cook, James 47, 243-4costs 266-9, see also

inside front covercounty parks 50, 270courses 80, 114, 276crack seed 259crafts, see arts & craftscruises 287, see also toursculture 250-6customs regulations 278, 285cycling, see Activities subindex

Ddangers 58, 105, 276-7development issues 129, 184, 211Diamond Head 37, 47, 153-4Diamond Head Beach Park 33, 153Diamond Head State Monument 154directions 287disabilities, travelers with 283diving, see Activities subindexDole Pineapple Pavilion 222-3dolphin swims 43drinks 259-60, see also beerdrugs 58, 276Duke, Doris 155-6

Eearthquakes 276ʻEhukai Beach Park 202electricity 275entertainment

Honolulu 90-94local musicians 254Waikiki 135-40

environmental issues 40-5, 267, see also GreenDex

ethnicity 250, 252etiquette 270events 272-3, see also festivals

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ʻEwa Area 228-32, 229exchange rates, see inside front cover

Ffarmers markets

Honolulu 83, 88North Shore 212Southeast O‘ahu 154Waikiki 122Windward O‘ahu 177

ferries 287, 289festivals 272-3, see also individual

regionsfood 260-1

film 256First Friday Gallery Walk 81, 96fish 159fishing, see Activities subindexflowers 49, 76food 257-65, see also individual

regionscosts 277customs 263festivals 260-1local food 147, 210, 258-9

Fort DeRussy Beach 35, 106, 112Foster Botanical Garden 66

Ggardens

Foster Botanical Garden 66Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden

180, 182-3Koko Crater Botanical Garden 161Liliʻuokalani Botanical Garden 66Moanalua Gardens 74Wahiawa Botanical Garden 12, 221-2

gay travelers 108, 123, 277-8geography 46-7geology 46-7, 187Gilligan’s Island 182glider rides 213golf, see Activities subindexGray’s Beach 107Great Aloha Fun Run 81Great Mahele, the 246-7

HHaleʻiwa 207-11, 208Haleʻiwa Aliʻi Beach Park 208Haleʻiwa Beach Park 208Halona Blowhole Lookout 161Halona Cove 161Hamakua Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary 175Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve 158-60

Hauʻula 189-90Hauʻula Beach Park 189, 190Hawaiʻi 2050 42Hawaiʻi Army Museum 110Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center 81Hawaii Dragon Boat Festival 82Hawaiʻi Heritage Center 65Hawaii International Film Festival

82, 273Hawaiʻi Kai 156-8Hawaiʻi Maritime Center 64Hawaiʻi State Art Museum 61Hawaii state flag 59Hawaii Superferry 287Hawaii Theatre 65Hawaiian Electric Beach Park 233Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale

National Marine Sanctuary 50Hawaiian Railway 230Hawaiian renaissance 248-9Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival

115, 273Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park 230Hawaiiana 14Hawaii’s Plantation Village 230Healing Stones 223Heʻeia State Park 182heiau 243

Kaneʻaki Heiau 238Keaʻiwa Heiau 148Kuʻilioloa Heiau 235Puʻu o Mahuka Heiau

State Monument 205-6Ulupo Heiau 173

herbal medicine 65, 145hiking, see Activities subindexhistory 53, 241-9

civil war 233Cook, James 47, 243-4Great Mahele, the 246-7Honolulu 53, 56, 59Kamehameha the Great 59, 62,

168, 238, 243, 244Liliʻuokalani, Queen 63Pearl Harbor 141-8, 247, 248Polynesian settlers 242trade 245US military presence 246, 247-9

holidays 266, 278homelessness 236Honolulu 51-98, 54-5, 60-1, 68-9,

71, 73accommodations 97-8activities 76-8Ala Moana 66-70

Central Honolulu 66-70Chinatown 16, 64-6, 81dangers 58Downtown 59-64drinking 90-4entertainment 90-4festivals & events 81-2food 82-90for kids 80-1Greater Honolulu 74-5highlights 56history 53, 56, 59itineraries 52-3, 53Makiki Heights 72-4, 77, 73Mt Tantalus Area 72-4performing arts 93-4shopping 94-7tours 81transportation 98University Area 70-1Upper Manoa Valley 72-4walking tour 70, 79-80, 79

Honolulu Academy of Arts 67, 70Honolulu Festival 81, 115, 272Honolulu Hale 63Honolulu Marathon 82, 116, 273Honolulu Zoo 110Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden 180,

182-3horseback riding, see Activities

subindexhostels 271, see also Accommodations

subindexHuilua Fishpond 187hula 114, 137-9, 249, 254-5

King Kamehameha Hula Competition 81

Kuhio Beach Park 107Prince Lot Hula Festival 81, 273Queen Liliʻuokalani Keiki Hula

Competition 81supplies 95-6

Hula Bowl 273

Iinternet access 279internet resources 268, 271ʻIolani Palace 59-61itineraries 20-5, 20-5

aquatic 151, 150beaches 165, 164Central O‘ahu 216-17, 216for families 24, 24hiking 25, 25Honolulu 52-3, 53

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itineraries continuedLeeward O‘ahu 226-7, 226nature 24, 24North Shore 196-7, 196Southeast O‘ahu 150-1, 150surfing 25, 197, 227, 25, 226Waikiki 100-1, 100Windward O‘ahu 164-5, 164

Izumo Taisha 66

JJames Campbell National Wildlife

Refuge 194Japanese culture 81, 115jellyfish 36jogging, see runningJohn Young Museum of Art 70-1

KKaʻaʻawa 186-7Kaʻalawai Beach 154Kaʻena Point 213Kaʻena Point State Park 239-40Kahala 154-6Kahana Bay Beach Park 187Kahana Valley 187Kahanamoku Beach 106Kahanamoku, Duke 106, 107, 109, 247Kahe Point Beach Park 233Kahuku 193-4Kaiaka Bay Beach Park 208-9Kailua 172-9, 172Kailua Bay 9, 35, 172Kailua Beach Park 9, 173Kaiser, Henry J 156Kakaʻako Waterfront Park 58Kalakaua, King David 82, 247Kalama Beach Park 175Kalanianaʻole, Prince Jonah Kuhio 108Kamehameha III 185Kamehameha the Great 59, 62, 168,

238, 243, 244Kaneʻaki Heiau 238Kaneana Cave 239Kaneʻohe 180-3, 181Kaohikaipu Island 162Kapahulu Groin 107Kapiʻolani Beach Park 108Kapiʻolani Park 112Kapoho Point 175Kawela 199-201kayaking, see Activities subindex

Keaʻau Beach Park 237-8Keaʻiwa Heiau 148Keaʻiwa Heiau State

Recreation Area 148King Kalakaua’s Birthday 82King Kamehameha Day 273King Kamehameha Hula

Competition 81kitesurfing, see Activities subindexKo Olina Resort 228-30Koko Crater Botanical Garden 161Koko Head Regional Park 160-1Kolekole Pass 219-20Koʻolau 47Kualoa 184-6Kualoa Ranch 184-5Kualoa Regional Park 184Kuan Yin Temple 66Kuhio Beach Park 107Kuilei Cliffs Beach Park 153-4Kuilima Cove 199Kuʻilioloa Heiau 235Kunia 219Kunia Road (Highway 750) 218-20

LLaʻie 190-2Laʻie Point 192-3Lanaʻi Lookout 160language 256, 264-5Lanikai Beach 173Leeward O‘ahu 225-40, 228, 229, 240

accommodations 232, 237beaches 233, 234, 235, 237-8ʻEwa Area 228-32, 229food 232, 234-5, 237for kids 230highlights 229itineraries 226-7, 226Maʻili 234Makaha 235-7Nanakuli 233-4Waiʻanae 234-5Waiʻanae Coast 33, 233

legal matters 279Lei Day 272leis 255lesbian travelers 108, 123, 277-8lifestyle 250-1Liliʻuokalani Botanical Garden 66Liliʻuokalani, Queen 63, 66, 81,

247-8literature 255-6Lost 212luaus 139, 260-1

MMagic Island 58Maʻili 234Ma‘ili Beach Park 17Makaha 235-7Makaha Beach Park 33, 235Makaha Valley 235-6Makapu‘u 33Makapuʻu Beach Park 33, 162Makapuʻu Lighthouse 37, 162Makapuʻu Point 162Makiki Heights 72-4, 77, 73Makua Beach 238Makua Valley 239Malaekahana State Recreation Area

190, 193Manana Island 162manapua 147, 259maps 279-80markets, see also farmers markets

Honolulu 65, 83, 85, 88, 89Leeward O‘ahu 237North Shore 203, 210Pearl Harbor Area 148Waikiki 122, 125Windward O‘ahu 175-6

massage 111Maunawili Trail System 36, 168-70,

169measures 275, see also inside front

covermedicine, see herbal medicineMemorial Day 145Mission Houses Museum 61-2missionaries 190, 243, 245, 247Moana Surfrider Hotel 108-9, 132Moanalua Gardens 74mobile phones 282Mokoliʻi 184Mokuʻauia (Goat Island) 190-2Mokuleʻia 212-14Mokuleʻia Army Beach 213Mokuleʻia Beach Park 35,

212-13Molokaʻi Hoe 116money 266-8, 280, see also inside

front coverdiscount cards 277

monk seals 47mopeds 292Mormons 190, 192motorcycle travel 292mountain biking, see Activities

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movie theaters, see cinemasMt Kaʻala 47Mt Tantalus 11, 37, 77, 78, 73multiculturalism 252museums

Bishop Museum 8, 74-5Contemporary Museum 63, 73-4Hawaiʻi Army Museum 110Hawaiʻi Heritage Center 65Hawaiʻi Maritime Center 64Hawaiʻi State Art Museum 61Honolulu Academy of Arts 67, 70John Young Museum of Art 70-1Mission Houses Museum 61-2North Shore Surf & Cultural

Museum 209Pacific Aviation Museum 145USS Bowfin Submarine Museum

& Park 145music 253-4

Hawaiian music 122, 137-9Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival

115, 273live music 92-3, 108local musicians 254

NNanakuli 233-4Natatorium 108National Memorial Cemetery of the

Pacific 75nature preserves

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve 158-60

nightlife 6, 135-40Noll, Greg 235North Shore 195-214, 198, 204,

208, 214accommodations 201, 207, 211activities 199-200beaches 199, 201-2, 204-5, 208-9,

212-13festivals & events 203food 200, 203, 207, 209-10for kids 200Haleʻiwa 207-11, 208highlights 199history 203-4itineraries 196-7, 196Kawela 199-201Mokuleʻia 212-14shopping 210-11Sunset Beach 201-3Waialua 211-12Waimea 203-7, 204

North Shore Surf & Cultural Museum 209

Nuʻuanu Pali 167-8

OObama, Barack 72, 249Obon 115Oceanarium 110‘Ohikilolo Beach 238Old Pali Hwy 166, 167O’Neill World Cup of Surfing 203outdoor activities, see activitiesoutrigger canoeing, see canoeing

PPacific Aviation Museum 145palaces 59-61, 75Pali Hwy 166-70Pan-Pacific Festival 81, 115, 272Papaoneone Beach 235parks, see also gardens, state parks

Wahiawa Freshwater State Recreation Area 223

passports 278Pearl City 147-8Pearl Harbor 141-8, 247, 248Pearl Harbor Area 141-8, 142

Battleship Missouri Memorial 145highlights 143Pacific Aviation Museum 145Pearl City 147-8tours 145USS Arizona Memorial 144USS Bowfin Submarine Museum

& Park 145Pearl Harbor Day 146performing arts 93-4photography 280pidgin 256Pilates 175pineapples 222-3, 245, 261Pipeline 19, 33, 202, 203planetariums 74planning 266-71, see also itineraries

discount cards 277holidays 266, 278

plants 49-50poi 148, 184, 258Point Panic 58Pokaʻi Bay Beach Park 234poke 259Polynesian Cultural Center 192Polynesian settlers 242population 252postal services 280-1

Pounders Beach 190Prince Lot Hula Festival 81, 273Punaluʻu 188-9Pupukea Beach Park 205Puʻu o Mahuka Heiau

State Monument 205-6Puʻu ʻOhiʻa (Mt Tantalus) 11, 37, 77,

78, 73Puʻu ʻUalakaʻa State Park 74

QQueen Emma Summer Palace 75Queen Liliʻuokalani Keiki Hula

Competition 81Queen’s Surf Beach 108, 139quilting 255

Rradio 275Reef Hawaiian Pro 209religion 243, 252-3, see also churches,

heiau, missionaries, shrines, temples

resorts 271, see also Accommodations subindex

road distances 291Royal Birthstones 224Royal Hawaiian Hotel 109running, see Activities subindex

SSandy Beach Park 33, 161Sans Souci Beach Park 108scams 105, 276scenic drives 13, 72Sea Life Park 162Senator Fong’s Plantation & Gardens

180, 182shaka sign 107, 270Shangri La 155-6shave ice 18, 210shopping 14, 94-7, 123-5, 281shrines 66, 160-1skydiving 213slack key guitar 115, 253-4, 273snorkeling, see Activities subindexSoutheast O‘ahu 149-62, 152

accommodations 156activities 157beaches 153-4, 155, 161, 162Diamond Head 47, 153-4entertainment 156for kids 154Hawaiʻi Kai 156-8highlights 153

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Spam 115, 260, 272spas 39, 111sports, see Activities subindexSt Andrew’s Cathedral 63St Patrick’s Day 115stand up paddle surfing 33State Capitol 63state parks 50, 270

Ahupuaʻa O Kahana State Park 187Heʻeia State Park 182Kaʻena Point State Park 239-40Keaʻiwa Heiau State Recreation

Area 148Puʻu ʻUalakaʻa State Park 74

sugarcane farming 185, 193, 245-6, 248, 249Hawaii’s Plantation Village 230

Sunset Beach 201-3Sunset Beach Park 33, 201surfing, see also Activities subindex

Aikau, Eddie 32, 205, 248museums 209

sustainability 42-5, see also GreenDexswimming, see Activities subindex

TTalk Story Festival 82, 273Taoist Temple 66taro 184, 258taxis 292telephone services 281-2temples 66, 180, 223, 243tennis, see Activities subindextheft 276-7time 282tipping 280tourism 42, 104, 106, 248, 266tourist information 105, 282tours 81, 282-3, see also walking tours

boat 114-15Pearl Harbor 145

train travel 223, 230transportation 284-92

Honolulu 98Waikiki 133-4

travel to/from Oʻahu 284-7travel within Oʻahu 287-92

trekking, see hikingTriple Crown of Surfing 273tsunamis 277turtles 206TV 212, 256

Uukulele 253Ulupo Heiau 173University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa 70-1US military presence 246, 247-9

Hawaiʻi Army Museum 110Pearl Harbor 141-8

USS Arizona Memorial 144USS Bowfin Submarine Museum &

Park 145

Vvacation rentals 269, see also

Accommodations subindexvacations, see holidaysValley of the Temples 180vegetarian & vegan travelers 262-3Veterans Day 146video systems 275visas 278volcanoes 46-7, 242volunteering 44, 283

WWahiawa 220-4Wahiawa Botanical Garden 12, 221-2Wahiawa Freshwater State Recreation

Area 223Wahiawa Pineapple Festival 261Waiahole Poi Factory 184Waiʻalae Beach Park 155Waialua 211-12Waiʻanae 234-5Waiʻanae Coast 33, 233Waikiki 6, 99-134, 102-3, 136

accommodations 125-33activities 110-12beaches 105-8dangers 105entertainment 135-40festivals & events 115-16food 116-22for kids 114gay & lesbian scene 123highlights 104history 104itineraries 100-1, 100nightclubs 140, 136parking 134

shopping 123-5tours 114-15transportation 133-4walking tour 113-14, 113

Waikiki Aquarium 109-10Waikiki Spam Jam 115, 272Waimanalo 170-1Waimanalo Bay Beach Park 170Waimanalo Beach Park 170Waimea 203-7, 204Waimea Bay 15, 33Waimea Bay Beach Park 15, 33,

204-5Waimea Valley 205walking tours

Chinatown 16, 81Honolulu 70, 79-80, 79Waikiki 113-14, 113

Washington Place 63weather 275websites, see internet resourcesweights 275, see also inside front coverwhale watching 35, 76whaling 245wildlife refuges 194windsurfing, see Activities subindexWindward O‘ahu 163-94, 166, 169,

172, 181, 189accommodations 186, 189activities 173-5beaches 170-1, 173, 184, 187, 189,

190, 192food 185for kids 169Hauʻula 189-90highlights 167itineraries 164-5, 164Kaʻaʻawa 186-7Kahana Valley 187Kahuku 193-4Kailua 172-9, 172Kaneʻohe 180-3, 181Kualoa 184-6Laʻie 190-2Laʻie Point 192-3Pali Hwy 166-70Punaluʻu 188-9Waimanalo 170-1

Wizard Stones 109women travelers 283-4woodworking 255work 284, see also volunteering

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ACTIVITIESbicycling, see cycling, mountain

bikingbird-watching 35-6, 175, 184, 194bodyboarding 26, 30

Bellows Field Beach Park 170-1Fort DeRussy Beach 106Kapahulu Groin 107Makapuʻu Beach Park 33, 162Pounders Beach 190Sandy Beach Park 33, 161Waikiki 106, 111Waimanalo Bay Beach Park 170Waimea Bay Beach Park 204-5

bodysurfing 26, 30Makapuʻu Beach Park 33, 162Sandy Beach Park 33, 161

canoeing 32events 115-16Kuhio Beach Park 107Waikiki 110-11

cycling 36, 288-9, see also mountain biking

diving 30-1Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

158-60Kailua 175outfitters 30

safety 31Waikiki 111

fishing 31Wahiawa Freshwater State

Recreation Area 223golf 37

Ala Wai Golf Course 112Hawaiʻi Kai Golf Course 157Kaneʻohe 182Ko Olina Golf Club 37, 230-1Koʻolau Golf Club 37Makaha Resort & Golf Club 237Makaha Valley Country Club 237Moanalua Golf Club 78Olomana Golf Links 171Turtle Bay Golf 200West Loch Golf Course 231

hiking 37-9ʻAiea Loop Trail 37, 148ʻAihualama Trail 77, 78Diamond Head Crater 37, 154guided hikes 38Hauʻula Loop Trail 38, 189-90, 189Hawaiʻi Kai 157Honolulu 76-8itineraries 25, 25Kaʻena Point Trail 38, 240, 240Kaihalulu Beach Trail 38, 199

Kaipapaʻu Forest Reserve 189Kaʻiwa Ridge Trail 175Kanealole Trail 78Kapaʻeleʻele Trail 187Kaunala Loop Trail 38, 206Kawela Bay Trail 38Kealia Trail 38, 214, 214Koko Crater Trail 157Kuaokala Trail 214, 214Kuliʻouʻou Ridge Trail 37, 157Makapuʻu Lighthouse 37, 162Makiki Heights 77Makiki Valley Loop 11, 77-8Makiki Valley Trail 37, 77-8Manoa Cliff Trail 78Manoa Falls Trail 11, 37, 76-7Maunalaha Trail 77Maunawili Trail System 168-70,

169Mt Tantalus 11, 37, 77Nakoa Trail 187Nuʻuanu Trail 78Nuʻuanu Valley Lookout 11, 37,

77, 78Pauoa Flats Trail 77, 78Puʻu ʻOhiʻa Trail 78safety 38-9Upper Manoa Valley 76-8

A c c o m m o d a t i o n s S u b i n d e x 301

ACCOMMODATIONSAla Moana Hotel 97-8Aliʻi Bluffs Windward Bed & Breakfast

183Aqua Aloha Surf & Spa 127Aqua Bamboo & Spa 128Aqua Palms & Spa 127Aston at the Executive Centre Hotel 98Aston at the Waikiki Banyan 130Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel 131Aston Waikiki Beach Tower 132Aston Waikiki Circle Hotel 129Backpackers Vacation Inns &

Plantation Village 207Beach Lane B&B 178-9Best Western Coconut Waikiki Hotel 128Best Western Plaza Hotel 98Breakers 128Celebrity Resorts Waikiki 127Central Branch YMCA 97Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk 130Ewa Hotel Waikiki 127Hale Koa Hotel 132Halekulani 132

Hawaiiana Hotel 128Hilton Hawaiian Village 131Hostelling International – Honolulu

97Hostelling International – Waikiki 126Hotel Renew 129Ilima Hotel 129-30JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa 232Kahala Hotel & Resort 156Kailua Guesthouse 179Ke Iki Beach Bungalows 207Kuilima Estates 201Laʻie Inn 193Lotus at Diamond Head 133Maʻili Cove 234Makaha Resort & Golf Club 237Manu Mele Bed & Breakfast 178Moana Surfrider 108-9, 132New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel 130Ohana Honolulu Airport Hotel 98Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber 128Ohana Waikiki East 127Ohana Waikiki Malia 127Outrigger Luana Waikiki 129

Outrigger Reef on the Beach 130Outrigger Regency on Beachwalk 131Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach 130Pagoda Hotel 97Papaya Paradise Bed & Breakfast 179Paradise Palms Bed & Breakfast 179Pat’s at Punaluʻu 189Punaluʻu Guesthouse 189Royal Grove Hotel 126Royal Hawaiian Hotel 132Schrader’s Windward Country Inn 183Sheffield House 178Sheraton Waikiki 132Tee’s at Kailua 179Trump International Hotel & Tower

133Turtle Bay Resort 201Waikiki Beachside Hostel 126Waikiki Grand Hotel 128-9Waikiki Marina Resort 129Waikiki Parc Hotel 130Waikiki Prince Hotel 126Waikiki Sand Villa Hotel 127Wyland Waikiki 128

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horseback riding 39Kawela 200Mokuleʻia 214Turtle Bay Resort 39Waimea 207

kayaking 31-2Fort DeRussy Beach 112Kailua Beach 173

kitesurfing 32Diamond Head Beach Park 33, 153 Kailua 174

mountain biking 36running 39

Ala Wai Canal 112Great Aloha Fun Run 81Honolulu Marathon 82, 116, 273Kapiʻolani Park 112

skydiving 213snorkeling 32-3

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve 158-60

Kailua Beach 173Keyhole Lagoon 159Ko Olina Lagoons 230Old Quarry 205outfitters 30Sans Souci Beach Park 108Shark’s Cove 205Three Tables 205Waikiki 111

spas 39, 111

stand up paddle surfing 33surfing 33-4

Ala Moana 33, 58Backyards 201Banzai Pipeline, see PipelineBellows Field Beach Park 170-1breaks 33Canoes 33, 107Central Waikiki Beach 33, 107Diamond Head Beach Park 33, 153ʻEhukai Beach Park 202events 203, 209, 273Fort DeRussy Beach 106Halona Cove 161Honolulu 76itineraries 25, 197, 227, 25, 196Kaʻena Point State Park 240Kahanamoku Beach 106Kakaʻako Waterfront Park 58Kalama Beach Park 175Kapoho Point 175Magic Island 58Makaha Beach Park 235Papaoneone Beach 235Pipeline 19, 33, 202, 203Point Panic 58Populars 33, 107Publics 33, 108Queens 33, 107Razors 155Sunset Beach Park 33, 201surf reports 33Tracks 233Waikiki 106, 110-11

Waimanalo Bay Beach Park 170Waimea Bay Beach Park 15, 33,

204-5swimmimg 34

Fort DeRussy Beach 106Gray’s Beach 107Hawaiian Waters Adventure

Park 230Honolulu 76Kaʻalawai Beach 154Kahanamoku Beach 106Ko Olina Lagoons 34Kuhio Beach Park 107Natatorium 108Pokaʻi Bay Beach Park 34Waiʻalae Beach Park 155Waikiki 106

tennis 39Ala Moana Beach Park 39, 78Diamond Head Tennis Center

39, 112Kapiʻolani Park 39, 112Turtle Bay Tennis 200

whale watching 35, 76windsurfing 35

Backyards 35, 201Diamond Head Beach Park 33, 153Fort DeRussy Beach 35, 106, 112Kailua Bay 35, 174Kuilei Cliffs Beach Park 153-4Malaekahana State Recreation

Area 35Mokuleʻia Beach Park 35, 212-13

yoga 39, 175

BEACHESAla Moana Beach Park 58Bellows Field Beach Park 170-1Central Waikiki Beach 107Diamond Head Beach Park 153ʻEhukai Beach Park 202Fort DeRussy Beach 106, 112Gray’s Beach 107Haleʻiwa Aliʻi Beach Park 208Haleʻiwa Beach Park 208Halona Cove 161Hauʻula Beach Park 189Hawaiian Electric Beach Park 233Kaʻalawai Beach 154Kaʻena Point 213

Kahana Bay Beach Park 187Kahanamoku Beach 106Kahe Point Beach Park 233Kaiaka Bay Beach Park 208-9Kailua Beach Park 9, 173Kakaʻako Waterfront Park 58Kapiʻolani Beach Park 108Keaʻau Beach Park 237-8Kualoa Regional Park 184Kuhio Beach Park 107Kuilei Cliffs Beach Park 153-4Kuilima Cove 199Lanikai Beach 173Magic Island 58Ma‘ili Beach Park 17Makaha Beach Park 33, 235Makapuʻu Beach Park 162Makua Beach 238

Malaekahana State Recreation Area 190Mokuleʻia Army Beach 213Mokuleʻia Beach Park 212-13‘Ohikilolo Beach 238Papaoneone Beach 235Pokaʻi Bay Beach Park 234Pounders Beach 190Pupukea Beach Park 205Queen’s Surf Beach 108, 139Sandy Beach Park 33, 161Sans Souci Beach Park 108Sunset Beach Park 33, 201Tracks 233Waiʻalae Beach Park 155Waikiki 105-8Waimanalo Bay Beach Park 170Waimanalo Beach Park 170Waimea Bay Beach Park 15, 204-5

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Kailua Farmers Market 177Kaneʻaki Heiau 238Koko Crater Botanical Garden 161Kokua Market 89Lanikai Juice 177Makiki Heights 77, 73Mana Hawaiʻi 114, 124Manoa Falls Trail 76-7Muʻumuʻu Heaven 178Na Lima Mili Hulu Noʻeau 124Native Books/Nā Mea Hawaiʻi 56-7, 95Naturally Hawaiian Gallery 171Ono Hawaiian Foods 121Ono Seafood 122Pavilion Café 86

People’s Open Market 83, 122Puʻu o Mahuka Heiau

State Monument 205-6Rainbow Drive-In 120-1Sunshine Arts Gallery 182Tantalus & Makiki Heights 77Town 90ʻUmeke Market & Deli 83Vita Juice 82Wahiawa Botanical Garden 12, 221-2Wahiawa Freshwater

State Recreation Area 223Waikiki Aquarium 109-10Waikiki Farmers Market 122Waimea Valley 205

GREENDEXGOING GREENIt seems like everyone’s going ‘green’ these days, but how can you know which businesses are actually eco-friendly and which are simply jumping on the sustainability bandwagon?

The following listings have all been selected by Lonely Planet authors because they demonstrate an active sustainable-tourism policy. Some are involved in conservation or environmental education, and many are owned and operated by local and indigenous operators, thereby maintaining and preserving Hawaiian identity and culture.

We want to keep developing our sustainable-tourism content. If you think we’ve omitted someone who should be listed here, or if you disagree with our choices, email us at talk2us@lonelyplanet.com.au. For more information about sustainable tourism and Lonely Planet, see www.lonelyplanet.com/responsibletravel.

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LighthouseLookout

Mountain, VolcanoNational Park

Waterfall

Beach Park

Shelter, HutSpot Height

Geographic

InformationBank, ATM

Hospital, MedicalInformation

Internet FacilitiesPolice Station

Post Office, GPO

Picnic Area

Point of Interest

TransportAirport, Airfield

Bus StationCycling, Bicycle PathGeneral Transport

Taxi Rank

SleepingSleepingCamping

ShoppingShopping

EntertainmentEntertainment

DrinkingDrinking

Café

EatingEatingBeach

Canoeing, KayakingChristian

MonumentMuseum, Gallery

PoolRuin

Winery, VineyardZoo, Bird Sanctuary

Diving

SnorkelingSurfing, Surf Beach

WindsurfingTrail Head

Sights/ActivitiesSYMBOLS

Petrol StationParking Area

Bodysurfing

Golf

Buddhist

CAPITAL (NATIONAL) Large City

Small City

CAPITAL (STATE) Medium City Town, Village

POPULATION

Building

LandMarket

Park, ReserveSportsForest

AirportBeach

AREA FEATURES

Marine Park CliffRegional, SuburbState, Provincial

BOUNDARIES

WaterIntermittent River

River, CreekHYDROGRAPHY

GlacierReef

Swamp

FerryTRANSPORT

Rail

Walking TrailLaneTertiary

Walking PathTrack

PrimarySecondary

ROUTESMAP LEGEND

Unsealed Road

One-Way StreetMile MarkerMM29

Walking Tour

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