Waimea Valley is a sacred historical site that is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Within the valley, you'll find a trail to Waimea Falls, a 45-foot waterfall. Hiking to the falls is about 3.5 miles along a mostly flat, paved ground.

At Toa Luau, guests will have the opportunity to experience the culture of Polynesia, taste Hawaiian food, and enjoy the stunning views of Waimea Valley.

Kualoa Ranch is a private nature reserve. It has been a filming location for over 200 movies and TV shows since the 1950s, including Jurassic Park. There are so many ways to experience this nature reserve, from trying the zip-line, to hiking, to ATV touring, and horseback riding. Be sure to book your activities in advance as they may fill up!

Visit Laniakea Beach (also called Turtle Beach) to see Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles. The best time is lunchtime (11 am- 1pm), especially in summer.

The Ehukai Pillbox Hike, also called Sunset Pillbox Hike, is a 2.3 mile moderate trail leading to two World War II-era pillboxes. Although steep at times, the summit provides stunning views of the North Shore.

Shark's Cove, part of Pupukea Beach Park, is one of the best snorkeling spots on the North Shore. Snorkelers can observe an array of marine life here, including butterflyfish, parrotfish, surgeonfish, tang, sea turtles, and eels. Shark's Cove is named for the reef's shark-like shape when viewed from above.

Enjoy any of the numerous activities offered at Turtle Bay Resort such as pools, golf, horseback riding, bike tours, and more!