Hours:

Daily,
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Closed:
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Years Day

Battleship Missouri Memorial
808-973-2494
Battleship Row at Pearl Harbor

Walk in the footsteps of General Douglas McArthur aboard this historic vessel that served its nation for six decades. As the last U.S. battleship ever built, the “Mighty Mo” survived kamikaze attacks and was the site for the Japanese surrender of World War II. Both guided and audio tours are available of the decks and quarters of the massive ship which is more than three football fields long and 20 stories tall.

Note: Due to increased security measures, no backpacks, purses, diaper bags, luggage, fanny packs, shipping bags, camera bags, large cameras or other items that allow concealment will be allowed. Thank you for your cooperation.

Admission:

General $16.00
Guided Tour $22.00

Youth
(4 – 12) $8.00

Children
(3 and under) Free

Hours:

Daily,
6 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Diamond Head Crater
808-587-0300 or 808-587-0294

A 45-minute hike up steep hills, stairways and tunnels will lead you to the summit of this 760-foot high extinct volcano. Its name originated during the 19th century when sailors mistook its glistening calcite crystal rocks for diamonds. Once you ascend to the peak, this highly popular Hawaiian attraction offers a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and Waikiki Beach. On a clear day, you can see Molokai, Lanai and Maui plus the entire Leeward coast.

Admission:

$1.00 per person
Parking: $5.00 per car

Hours:

Daily,
9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Dole Plantation
808-621-8408
64-1550 Kamehameha Highway

Learn everything you ever wanted to know
about this tasty member of the bromeliad family
as you tour the restored plantation of Jim Dole,
the “Pineapple King.” The estate is home to the
Pineapple Garden Maze, masterfully sculpted out
of 11,400 colorful Hawaiian plants. The maze’s
2-acre length and 1.7 miles of paths make it the
world’s largest outdoor labyrinth. Complete your
“Pineapple Experience” with a trip to the gift shop
for official Dole brand merchandise.

Admission:

$5.00 General

$3.00 Youth
(4-12 years)

Free for children
(3 years & under)

Closed Christmas Day

Hours:

Daily, 24 hours

Halona “Blow Hole”
Kolanianaole Highway

Named after the Hawaiian word for “peering place,” this ocean geyser is a natural yet unpredictable wonder. When breaking surf inside the Kaiwi Channel is forced through an “L” shaped lava tube, the tremendous pressure periodically creates a spectacular explosion
of water.

Admission:

Free

Hours:

Monday, closed
Tuesday – Saturday,
9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Guided Tours
9:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.

Audio Tours
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Iolani Palace
808-538-1471
Corner of King and Richard Streets
The only state palace on U.S. soil was the residence of the last monarchs of Hawaii. It was completed in 1882 for King Kalakaua and his sister-successor Queen Liliuokalani and remained in royal hands until the 1893 overthrow. From 1893 until 1968, it served as Hawaii’s official capitol. The Palace Galleries showcase crown jewels and a royal collection of vases and paintings. Both docent-guided or self-guided tours are available.

Admission:

Adults $20.00
(13 years & older)

Youth $5.00
(12 years and under)

Children 5 years and under not permitted on upper levels

Hours:

Tuesday-Saturday,
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Closed: Monday

Honolulu Zoo
808-971-7171
51 Kapahulu Avenue

Nestled in the heart of Kapiolani Park, this is the
only U.S. zoo originating from a king’s grant of royal lands to the people. More than 1,300 animals representing 300 species live in natural habitats offering “up close and personal” glimpses into the
wild kingdom. Highlights include the Karibuni Reserve African Savannah, Islands of the Pacific, the Tropical Forest and the Children’s Zoo.

Admission:

General: $8.00
(13 years & over)

$4.00 Youth
(6-12 years)

$1.00 Children
(5 years & under)

Hours:

Daily,
9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sea Life Park Hawaii
808-259-7933
41-202 Kalanianaole Highway

Stay dry or get soaking wet — it depends on how
close you want to be to the performers at this
first-class marine attraction. Enjoy the aquatic
antics of dolphins, sea lions and penguins amid the breathtaking backdrop of the Koolau Mountains
and Makapuu Beach. Highlights include Dolphin
Cove, Stingray Lagoon, Sea Turtle Lagoon and
the Hawaiian Reef.

Admission:

General: $31.20
(13 years & over)

$26.52 Seniors
(60 years & over)

$25.00 Youth
(4-12 years)

Free for children
(3 years & under)

Hours:

Daily, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Closed:
Christmas Day
New Years Day

Waikiki Aquarium
808-923-9741
2777 Kalakaua Avenue

Immerse yourself in wondrous underwater worlds at the third oldest public aquarium in the United States, located alongside the vast coral reefs of Waikiki. Marvel at 2,500 aquatic animals including reef sharks, living corals, endangered Hawaiian monk seals, sea jellies and myriads of exotic multicolored fish. Exhibits include the Edge of the Reef, the Mahi Mahi Hatchery and the Coral Farm.

Admission:

General: $9.00
(10 years & over)

Seniors: $6.00
(60 years & over)

Youth: $4.00
(13-17 years)

Children: $2.00
(5-12 years)

Free for children
(4 years & under)

Hours:

Daily, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Closed:
Christmas Day

Bishop Museum
808-847-3511
1525 Bernice Street

Interactive exhibits, hula demonstrations, live music performances and planetarium shows all share the natural wonders and the rich island heritage of Hawaii. Designated the State Museum on National and Cultural History in 1988, the Bishop Museum houses the world’s largest collection of Hawaiian and Polynesian antiquities. Visit a full-sized replica of an ancient hut, and hundreds of rare artifacts from across the Pacific Rim in the Hawaiian Hall.

Admission:

Adults: $14.95

Seniors: $11.95
(65 years & over)

Youth: $11.95
(4 -12 years)

Children: $6.95
(3 years & under)

Hours:

Tuesday-Saturday
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Closed:
Sundays & Mondays
All federal holidays
All state holidays

Mission Houses Museum
808-531-0481
553 South King Street
Visit the three original buildings that served as the Sandwich Islands Mission, Hawaii’s first Christian mission. Constructed between 1821 and 1841, these beautifully preserved structures were built in New England and shipped to Hawaii to house American Protestant missionaries and their families. Guided tours and living history demonstrations teach more about the daily lives of these 19th century pioneers who shared their faith with the native tribes from the village of Honolulu. Daily tours are at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 2:45 p.m.

Admission:

General: $10.00

Seniors $8.00
(62 years & over)

Youth $8.00
(6-12 years)

Children: Free
(5 years & under)

Hours:

Monday – Saturday,
12:30 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Closed Sunday
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day

Polynesian Cultural Center
800-367-7060
55.370 Kamehameha Highway, Laie

Celebrate 5,000 years of Polynesian culture and folklore at this 42-acre paradise and living museum on the scenic north shore of Oahu. Canoe rides through re-created tribal villages of the islands of Hawaii, Fiji, Samoa and Tahiti are available. Friendly natives offer demonstrations on quilting, fishing, cooking, games and even creating clothing from bark. Complete your visit by experiencing the food, music and dance of an authentic Hawaiian luau.

Admission:

General: $40.00
(12 years & over)

Youth: $30.00
(3-11 years)

Free for children
(2 years & under)

Hours:

Daily,
Visitor Center
7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Tours
8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
(1 hour 15 minutes)

Closed:
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Years Day

USS Arizona Memorial and Museum
808-422-0561
Highway H-1 West at Exit 15-A

Experience living history at this somber tribute
to the 1,777 crewmen who lost their lives on
December 7th, 1941 aboard the USS Arizona.
The museum’s exhibits display photos, letters,
telegrams and fragments of Japanese warplanes.
A 23-minute documentary offers an insightful
historical perspective into the attack on Pearl
Harbor and America’s entry into World War II.
A short boat ride will take you to the Memorial,
which straddles the hull of the sunken battleship.

Note: Due to increased security measures, no backpacks, purses, diaper bags, luggage, fanny packs, shipping bags, camera bags, large cameras or other items that allow concealment will be allowed.

Admission:

Free

Hours:

Monday – Saturday,
9:30 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Sunday,
10 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Closed:
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day

Ala Moana Center
808-955-9517
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard

This 50-acre shopper’s paradise is the largest open-air shopping center in the United States. Pristine landscaping, fishponds and a rich international decor surround more than 200 retailers. Anchors such as Macy’s, Neiman Marcus and Sears are accented with an eclectic mix of specialty merchants. The Makai Market Food Court offers delicacies from around the world.

Hours:

Daily, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Hilo Hattie — The Store of Hawaii
808-535-6500
700 North Mimitz Highway

More than a popular tourist destination, this is a Hawaiian institution. Hilo Hattie is not only a retailer but also a manufacturer of resort and tropical apparel. Discover the state’s largest selection of fashions, T-shirts, gifts, novelties, gourmet foods and local jewelry. Friendly vendors, live music, handicraft demonstrations, lei greetings, free refreshments and tasty samples of island delights welcome shoppers. Free shuttle service is available. Please see the Concierge for schedules and information.

Hours:

Daily,
10 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center
808-922-2299
2201 Kalakaua Avenue

Your shopping excursion throughout this four-level complex is always complemented by daily events such as Polynesian shows, hula dancers, ukulele players and lei-making lessons. Choose from more than 150 shops and cart vendors offering exclusive designer apparel, swimwear, sporting goods, jewelry and Hawaiian craft stores. Restaurants range from food court snack vendors to full-service eateries.

To discover Honolulu, take one of the many walking, bus or boat tours listed below. The Concierge at extension 6368 will be delighted to arrange your tour reservation.

Atlantis Adventures
808-973-9811
The world’s largest fleet of passenger submarines will take you to depths of 90 feet below the coast of Waikiki, Maui and Kona. In spacious, air-conditioned comfort, you can watch nature’s undersea treasures through extra large viewing ports. As you submerge you will discover the vibrant colors of exotic fish, coral life and the surrounding seawater as it filters out the spectrum of sunlight.

E Noa Tours
808-591-2561

For almost 30 years, E Noa Tours has offered a wide range of expertly narrated sightseeingbr> adventures. Enjoy the engaging narratives of guidesbr> who are all certified by the state of Hawaii. Packages include excursions to Pearl Harbor, the State Capitol, Circle Island, Punchbowl Crater, the Battleship Missouri, the Dole Plantation, Chinatown and more.

Hawaiian Island Eco-Tours
808-236-7766

Trained naturalists escort small groups of hikers to forested valleys, coastal vistas, secluded waterfalls, extinct volcanoes and archeological sites with ancient temples and cave drawings. In addition to the thrills of experiencing the wonders of nature firsthand, tourists can learn about the geology, botany and indigenous plant and wildlife of the region. Eco-tours can be customized to please both the novice and the experienced outdoor lover.

Polynesian Adventure Tours
808-833-3000

Sightsee your way around the Hawaiian Islands in first-class style. Package tours include visits to the state’s most famous natural and man-made wonders — beaches, mountain summits, volcanoes, lush rainforests and shopping centers. Highlights include excursions to Diamond Head, Mount Tantalus, the Nuuanu Valley and Kailua State Park, as well as shopping sprees to Waikele Premium Outlets and the Aloha Flea Market Express.

Roberts Hawaii
808-539-9400

Cruise in deluxe motorcoaches with knowledgeable drivers and guides in these half-day and one day tours that treat visitors to Hawaii’s best. Learn fact from folklore as you explore beaches, canyons, waterfalls, botanical gardens and historical landmarks. The Ali’i Kai catamaran offers coastal cruises to the memorials at Pearl Harbor as well as luxury dinner cruises.

Surrounding Restaurants:

• McDonalds
• Shanghai Bistro
• Capriccios Italian Restaurant
• Starbucks Coffee
• Aloha Sushi
• Subway
• Red Lobster
• Outback Steak House
• Chart House Steak & Seafood

• Snappers
• Spot Karaoke

Convenience Stores:

• Fresh Field Market
• ABC Store

• 1-808-733-7387
• 18 holes, 5817 yards
• Par for course: 72
• Lessons

Coral Creek Golf Course
91-1111 Geiger Road, Ewa Beach
808-441-4653

Hawaii Kai Golf Course
8902 Kalanianaole Highway, Hawaii Kai
808-395-2358

Koolau Golf Club
45-550 Kionaole Road, Kaneohe
808-236-4653

Ko Olina Golf Club
"Special Rates for Ilikai Hotel Guests"
92-1220 Aliinui Drive, Kapolei
808-676-5300

Mililani Golf Club
95-176 Kuahelani Avenue, Mililani
808-623-2222

Pearl Country Club
98-535 Kaonohi Street, Aiea
808-487-3802

Waikele Golf Club
94-200 Paioa Place, Waipahu
808-676-9000

Waikiki Beach
Soak up some rays, watch a picture-postcard sunset or take a stroll on world-famous Waikiki Beach. Spend the day searching for shells or scanning the shoreline, where you may catch a glimpse of whales or dolphins swimming offshore. For more information, contact the Concierge at extension 6368.

Ala Moana Beach
Just two blocks from the hotel, Ala Moana Beach Park is a favorite for the local residents. “Ala Moana” is Hawaiian for the “Path to the Sea” and is a beautiful 76-acre park consisting of a beach and general recreation area. “Magic Island,” adjacent to Ala Moana, includes another 30 acres. This beach is noted for excellent swimming, surfing and body boarding. There are cool shaded picnic facilities and grassy areas for family outings.