Diamond Heat State Monument, once used as a military observation point, offers the best views of the city. This is a moderately challenging trail that is just under 2 miles roundtrip. Be sure to bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and plenty of water!

Take a minute to yourself and catch some of the best waves in the world. Show off your skills to the locals at Waikiki beach or visit the more secluded Kaimana Beach for more welcoming waves!

Take your tastebuds on an adventure, sampling local produce and island delicacies Saturday mornings from 8am-noon. This market is packed full of fresh fruit, seafood, meat, baked goods and delicious drinks. Outside of food, this market offers access to local artisan stalls selling artwork, carvings, textiles and jewelry perfect for small authentic souvenir purchases.

Take a moment to learn more about US history, specifically one of the most devastating attacks on US soil, which marked our nation's entry into WWII. The site of the December 7th, 1941, bombing now boasts (2) museums taking you through the incidents that led up to that point and what the aftermath would bring.

Continue your exploration of Hawaii into the sea, by visiting Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve. This place is home to exotic fish and marine life, situation within a volcanic cone which naturally protects it from the elements, providing smooth waters & temperate conditions.