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Family Attractions
Arts & Culture
Historic Sites
Beaches
Parks & Gardens
Island Profile
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Family Attractions - Oahu
Bishop Museum and Planetarium
1525 Bernice St., Honolulu
Founded in 1889 by Charles Reed Bishop in honor of his
late wife, Princess Pauahi, the last descendant of the Royal
Kamehameha family, the museum features rare artifacts and
exhibits on the Hawaii and Pacific history.
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Children's Discovery Center
111 Ohe St., Honolulu
Interactive exhibits for all ages to explore a number
of things using their senses of touch, sight, hearing, and
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Dole Plantation & World's Largest Maze
Wahiawa, Central Oahu
See the pineapple gardens featuring 21 varieties of
pineapple and try out the maze which is the largest in the
world according to the 2001 Guinness Book of World Records.
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Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
Kapolei, West Oahu
Hawaii's only water park. Activity pools and slides
for the entire family.
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Hawaii Maritime Center
Honolulu Harbor, South Shore
Come and see the sailing ship, Falls of Clyde, a four-masted,
full-rigged ship built in 1878 and the only one left in the
world of its kind. Relive history inside of the King Kalakaua
Boathouse Museum. See the Polynesian sailing canoes, the Hokule'a
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Hawaii Nature Center
Honolulu, South Shore
Visit the environmental education center for children
and adults established by a non-profit organization in 1981.
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Honolulu Zoo
Honolulu, South Shore
Featuring the Karibuni Reserve, the South American Aviary,
the tropical forest, and much more!
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Polynesian Cultural Center
Laie, East Oahu
Visit the different islands of Polynesia in this one
park and enjoy the exhibits, performances, and activities
of each. Explore the islands of Samoa, Tonga, Tahiti, the
Marquesas, Fiji, Easter Island, Aotearoa (Maori New Zealand)
and of course, Hawaii!
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Queen Kapiolani Park
Corner of Kapahulu Avenue and Kalakaua, Waikiki
Enjoy strolling, jogging, or biking on the paths within
the park that surrounds the Honolulu Zoo. Lots of open space
for recreation such as picnics, barbecues, football, soccer,
and more. Many events and performances take place here. The
park was named after King David Kalakaua’s wife, Queen
Kapi’olani.
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Sea Life Park Hawaii
Waimanalo, Southeast Oahu
Visit the world-class marine attraction and enjoy yourself
with interactive programs, entertaining shows, and fun exhibits!
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Waikiki Aquarium
Honolulu, South Shore
Come and see over 2,500 marine animals indigenous to
Hawaii and the tropical Pacific in the third oldest public
aquarium in the United States. Designated as the Coastal Ecosystem
Learning Center for the Pacific Island Region.
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Waimea Falls Park
Haleiwa, North Shore
Explore the lush and beautiful 1,800-acre valley on
foot and enjoy swimming and kayaking. See the beautiful 45-foot
high Waimea Falls and if you dare to, climb up the slippery
waterfall and dive from the ledges to the rocky pool below.
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