See. U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii↗ Explore this coastal artillery bunker built before World War I, now a museum in Waikiki. Koko Crater Tramway↗ Climb 1,041 steps of an old tramway for panoramic views of the shoreline and Maunalua Bay. Diamond Head Crater Run or hike this scenic trail on Oahu for stunning views.
Eat. Zippy's Try the signature chili at this popular local chain, open 24 hours. Genki Sushi Enjoy various types of sushi, often served on a conveyor belt, at this Japanese-style eatery. 53 By The Sea Dine with waterfront views of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head, offering seafood, steak, and pasta.
Stay. Hale Koa↗ Stay at this multistory hotel complex, part of the Fort DeRussy Military Reservation.
Atlas Obscura
Waikiki is renowned as one of Hawaii’s and the world’s most popular tropical tourism destinations, with multistory resort hotels pressed up against some of the best beaches in the Pacific Ocean. However, most visitors to the area may not realize that a large swath of Waikiki, including a large grassy park and the Hale Koa multistory hotel complex, is actually owned by the military. The entire a…
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For those who dare, you might find yourself climbing approximately 1,041 "steps" of an old tramway track on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. That's right, you're climbing the path of something that once existed to aid transportation up the side of a crater. On foot. The nonprofit organization which maintains the trail charts its elevation gain at 1,100 ft feet over the first half of this 1.6 mile o…
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