Go surfing or stand-up paddleboarding at Waikīkī Beach, explore the underwater world on a submarine tour, and hike Lē‘ahi (Diamond Head) for panoramic views
The best thing about staying in Waikīkī is the fact that every hotel and resort is within two or three blocks of the beach – with many overlooking it!
From grabbing a casual bite by the beach at an iconic eatery like Duke’s Waikīkī to fine dining restaurants, there’s an eatery for every budget in Waikīkī
With its famous beach and family-friendly restaurants and attractions, Waikīkī is the ideal place to start your holiday.
What if you could step into the paradise once cherished by Hawaiian royalty? The recently unveiled OUTRIGGER Waikīkī Paradise Hotel brings that vision to life, honoring the legacy of Princess Ka‘iulani and the historic estate where she once walked.
From infinity-edge pools that seem to melt into the Pacific to playful retro swim clubs, Waikīkī’s hotel pools are as varied as the stays themselves.
Waikīkī’s historic hotels chart the remarkable transformation of a once-rural coastline into a world-famous resort destination.
Pearl Harbor remains a powerful reminder of how one day reshaped the world, offering memorials, museums and guided tours that deepen our understanding of history
Waikīkī is by far the most popular place for Australian and New Zealand holidaymakers to stay in Hawai‘i, but with literally hundreds of hotels and resorts in the neighbourhood, deciding where to stay can be a challenge. Whether you are looking for a budget offering, a family-friendly resort or luxury hotel, these are some of our favourites
Cirque du Soleil’s groundbreaking tribute to Hawaiian culture takes centre stage in Waikīkī
Across OUTRIGGER’s world-class resorts, Voyager 47 Club Lounges transform the way guests begin and end their days. With a thoughtfully designed atmosphere that is both intimate and refined, the lounges provide a welcoming space to relax, recharge and take in the beauty of the islands.
From grabbing a casual bite by the beach at an iconic eatery like Duke’s Waikīkī to fine dining restaurants, there’s an eatery for every budget in Waikīkī
The best thing about staying in Waikīkī is the fact that every hotel and resort is within two or three blocks of the beach – with many overlooking it!
Go surfing or stand-up paddleboarding at Waikīkī Beach, explore the underwater world on a submarine tour, and hike Lē‘ahi (Diamond Head) for panoramic views
