Things To Do in Punaluu, Hawaii

Kualoa Ranch has tours and activities suited for everyone. Kualoas horseback tours combine that special bon... More on familydaysoutusa

Since we live on the Big Island, we got the special kama'aina rate of $49.00. More on igougo

Hauula Beach Park is a place where you won't observe large crowds, but it is an outstanding escape from the city. This is an exceptionally brilliant piece of shore. There's camping offered next to Hauula Beach Park. Some of the endeavors ... More on GoingOutside

Various day tours and inexpensive neighbor island fly-drive or overnight packages can be booked through ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Our tour guide was horrible and the bus was run down with barely-there air conditioning. More on Yahoo! Travel

The Punchbowl Crater, remnant of a long-extinct volcano, is the resting-place for more than 30,000 of the w... More on Discover America

I wouldn't put this at the top of my list of sights to see, but it's worth an hour or two if you get bored ... More on Trekaroo

Hawaii's Plantation Village is an outdoor museum that recreates the plantation lifestyle. Visitors will rec... More on Weather.com

It would have been nice to have had a few minutes to walk around the village houses our selves to get some ... More on TripAdvisor

The Nuuanu Pali Lookout (Cool Height Cliff) overlooks the steep cliffs of the Koolau mountain range, and re... More on NileGuide

The view is breathtaking and the photos you will take home will amaze you. More on igougo

Even if you've never paddled before, you can learn quickly on Twogood's stable one and two-person sit-on-to... More on Discover America

Our family of four did this trip. We got two kayaks and worked as teams to get where we need to go. The wea... More on TripAdvisor

Located on the Honolulu Harbor inDowntown Honolulu, about 15 minutes west of Waikiki, Aloha Tower is an ic... More on Gohawaii.com

It was free ! More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. From olden times Waikīkī was viewed not only as a place of peace and hospitality, but of healing. There was great mana (spiritual power) in Waikīkī. Powerful kahuna... More on HMDB

...the Waikiki Historic Trail takes you behind the modern facade of concrete buildings to the region's glorious past, when Hawaii's kings and queens frequented ... More on Amazon.com

A great warrior, diplomat, and leader, King Kamehameha I united the Hawaiian Islands into one royal kingdom in 1810 after years of conflict. You can still visit the Nuuanu Pali Lookout today, the ... More on Gohawaii.com

The original King Kamehemeha Statue stands quietly, with his right hand outstretched, left arm holding a spear in Kapaau, Kohala. ... More on igougo