Pali Lookout has deep historical significance located above Pali highway tunnels where you will see panoramic views of Oahu’s Winward side. This is the site of the bloodiest battle where King Kamehameha won against the other Kings to get all the island stuff under his rule.

Description: Halona Beach Cove on the south-eastern shore of Oahu at the foot of Koko Crater is a beach that gained popularity after the shooting of the movie "From here to eternity" on the location in 1953. The beach is small and sandy pocketed on three side by steep, jagged lava rock. The site offers an ideal location for swimming but caution must be taken and not attempt swimming when the surf is rough. Outside of the protected area, the current can often be quite strong and the water turbulent. The beach is hidden from view from the parking. Access requires going down a steep path. Although the path is easy, care should be taken as the rocks are slippery and sharp. You should always wear shoes to hike the rocks to reach the beach.

Byodo-In Temple is a nondenominational Temple, a replica of the 965 year old temple in Kyoto Japan located in the valley of the temples in Kaneohe .

Tropical Farms is a small farm tucked away in the windward (east) coast of Oahu, between an ancient fish pond and the Ko’olau Mountain. It began as a roadside stand in 1987, but has grown to become a common destination on Oahu circle-island tours.

Lunch at one of the three main Kahuku Shrimp Trucks: Romy’s, Fumi’s and, of course, Giovanni’s.

Laniakea Beach, affectionately known as Turtle Beach. Here, Hawaiian green sea turtles, also known by the Hawaiian name honu, play in the nearshore waters and bask on the sandy beach. Since they’re a threatened species and protected under the Endangered Species Act and Hawaii state law, you’re not allowed to touch, feed or play with the honu.