Things to Do On Oahu

Whether you live here or are just visiting this is a great opportunity to get nature photos of some of Hawaii’s marine life. This program is for amateur photographers to snap pictures without the crowds. Professional photographers will be on hand to offer tips. Attendees can then send in their favorite photos which may get posted on the Aquarium’s website.

Where
Waikiki Aquarium
2777 Kalakaua Avenue
(808) 923-9741

When
Tuesday, November 10, 6-7:30pm

Cost
$8 per person (members) or $10 per person (non-members)
Recommended for photographers 16 and up.

This weekend we celebrate National Make A Difference Day and to kick it all off, there will be a free Green Aloha Concert this Friday, October 23 at 5:30pm at Waikiki Beach. In addition to the concert, visitors can enjoy food booths and other local entertainers and musicians as well as information booths on recycling, storm water, urban forestry, water and wastewater. All this great local fun is sponsored by the City & County of Honolulu and The Wild Hawaiian, Henry Kapono. Plus, bring your Hi5 cans and bottles and help Keiki O Ka Aina raise money to develop a green space for exploration and imaginary play on its pre-school campus in Palolo Valley.

Enjoy the concert and don’t forget to be green when you travel too and stay at green hotels like
Aqua Hotels and Resorts®, a proud member of the Hawaii Ecotourism Association.

Aqua’s own Park Shore Waikiki Hotel has 800 square feet of meeting space and plenty of valet parking to help you with your next meeting. And Park Shore’s location is great! It’s right next to Kapiolani Park, right across the street from Waikiki Beach and has easy access to H-1. Park Shore’s meeting rooms are available to both guests and the public and are equipped with AV digital projector and pull down screen. 

Do you want to look up a good hike, and get directions there instantly? Want to do it from your hotel room, the city bus, or from the beach? Now you can!

There’s never a dull moment in Hawaii with festivals, parades, cultural events and more!

Photos from the 11th annual Lantern Floating Hawaii festival at Ala Moana Beach Park in Honolulu on May 25, 2009.

Enjoy Hawaii’s most celebrated tradition in honor of May Day with Aqua Palms & Spa.

Polo in Hawaii? Visit the Mokuleia Polo Farm and watch polo in a beautiful setting. It’s an affordable, unique way to spend a Sunday afternoon!

Visit the Byodo-In Temple on the Windward side of Oahu. It’s a perfect place to stop on your way around the island.