North Shore Oahu - Go Hawaii
North Shore, Oʻahu. Every winter, epic swells beckon the world’s most experienced surfers searching for the perfect wave to this legendary seven-mile shoreline. In summer, the big waves subside enabling beginners to enjoy surfing, swimming, and snorkeling.
Haleiwa, North Shore Oahu | Go Hawaii
Rich with island history, Haleʻiwa is now the social and artistic hub of the North Shore. Here you’ll find surfers fueling up on shrimp or other delicacies at one of the town’s abundant food trucks before hitting the famous beaches of Waimea Bay, ʻEhukai (Banzai Pipeline) and Sunset Beach.
Waimea Bay, North Shore Oahu | Go Hawaii
Where: North Shore, Oʻahu. Activities: Bodyboarding, surfing, snorkeling, swimming, fishing. Amenities: Parking, picnic tables, restrooms, showers, lifeguard. Waimea is famous for its 30-foot waves in the winter and is a top place to watch some of the world’s best and bravest surfers.
North Shore Must Do | Go Hawaii
An easy day trip, the North Shore is a comfortable 40 minute drive straight up the middle of the island. Rent a rag top, put some Fleetwood Mac on blast and cruise this list of North Shore must-do’s.
Oahu Maps | Go Hawaii
Oʻahu Maps & Geography. Oʻahu is separated into 5 main areas: Honolulu, the North Shore, the Windward Coast, Central Oʻahu and the Leeward Coast. Note that world-famous Waikīkī is actually a neighborhood located in greater Honolulu.
Oahu Beaches: A Guide to the Best Beaches on Oahu - Go Hawaii
While you might already be familiar with world-famous Waikīkī Beach and the high-octane winter waves of the North Shore, there’s even more to discover along the island’s 112 miles of coastline. Explore Oʻahu ’s beaches below by region below.
Oahu Luaus: A Guide to the Best Luaus on Oahu | Go Hawaii
There are many excellent lūʻau to choose from, including the Aliʻi Lūʻau at the Polynesian Cultural Center on the North Shore, the Paradise Cove Lūʻau at Kō Olina in Leeward Oʻahu and the Royal Hawaiian Lūʻau (Ahaʻaina) at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Polynesian Cultural Center - Go Hawaii
Where: Lāʻie, North Shore, Oʻahu When: Monday through Saturday, 11:45 a.m. – 9:30 p.m. The 42-acre Polynesian Cultural Center features authentic villages that represent six unique island cultures: Hawaiʻi , Fiji, Aotearoa (New Zealand), Samoa, Tahiti and Tonga.
Farmers Markets on Oahu - Go Hawaii
It’s the perfect opportunity for residents and visitors alike to enjoy locally grown Oʻahu products, including aqua-cultured seafood, North Shore beef, Mānoa honey, Kahuku corn, Waialua chocolate and Waimānalo greens (that’s just for starters).
Oahu Festivals and Annual Events - Go Hawaii
Experience Oʻahu’s dynamic culture by incorporating local events and festivals into your trip. Oʻahu hosts more happenings than any other island in the state, including parades, concerts, art festivals, culinary celebrations and sports tournaments.