Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday make sure to head down to Kings Village for a great Waikiki Farmers Market. Get fresh Garlic Shrimp, Kailua pig, pineapples, Pad Thai.. it’s all here from 4:00 till 8:00 pm.
Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday make sure to head down to Kings Village for a great Waikiki Farmers Market. Get fresh Garlic Shrimp, Kailua pig, pineapples, Pad Thai.. it’s all here from 4:00 till 8:00 pm.
Few Acai Bowls will convince us over here at Ohana Circle Island Tour to drive all the way to the North Shore for. However, Haleiwa Bowls located at 66-030 Kamehameha Highway in Haleiwa is sure close to taking the Acai Bowl throne on the North Shore if it hasn’t already. You will be lucky to get here and not have to wait in line. The two most popular options are the Hapa or the Mana bowls, you can’t go wrong with either. The main difference is the texture of the acai puree. I personally recommend a cacao nip topping to leave a chocolately sense of being after devouring this healthy snack before cruising to Waimea.
The Street in the new International Market Place brings a much needed social foodie scene to the restaurant chain industry that currently dominates the gastronomic scene in Waikiki. At first, the International Market Place appeared to be an oversaturated Sunglass Hut, Footlocker, Gucci infested Waikiki shopaholic addicted mess. However, with time, interesting cafes and bars have started to sprout up in and around the Market Place. The Street opened up two weeks ago and is a very hip food court where one can order a Manhattan with their pizza, cookies with their Calamari salad, or possibly a side of meatballs to compliment their ramen. In regards to beverages, two bars are located within the food court along with a cafe if you feel like getting caffeinated instead of buzzed. The variety of options are endless here and the music with occasional DJ provides a great place to sit back and mingle with tourists and locals alike. This will become the place to be in Waikiki before you head out for a night of partying or after a long day of cruising on the beach.
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Nalu Health Bar and Cafe located in Kailua, Hawaii offers the best Acai bowl in town. The pleasant surf cafe ambiance and variety of healthy options have made this a very popular place with tourists and locals alike.
They are open between 9am- 6pm Monday thru Sunday and are located at 131 Hekili St #109, Kailua, HI 96734.
Please check out there website for more info on what they have to offer, naluhealthbar.com.
A chilly night with scattered rain showers didn’t stop Spam lovers from attending Spam Jam in Waikiki this year. Spam tacos, Spam sushi, Spam Nachos and some music kept visitors entertained and full. Our Island tour customers were a little Spam hesitant at first but they joined in the fun and grabbed a Musubi. Check out some photos from this year’s celebration of Hawaii’s love affair with Spam.
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Present day Waikiki lacks one thing that all major tourist vacation destinations offer, as well as just cities in general and that’s cafes where you can order a coffee, sit outside and just people watch. The new International Market Place breaks the mold and gives us Kona Coffee Purveyors, the sit down pastry and coffee stop Waikiki desperately needs. The coffee is almost as good as it’s pastries, well in my opinion that is. So be it before you jump on Ohana Circle Island Tour or after, stop by Kona Coffee Purveyors to grab a hot coffee and a chocolate croissant. Make sure to have someone hold you a seat outside because they go fast!
Pai’s Deli is a great place to grab a healthy but to eat at a very reasonable price in Waikiki. Tucked away in the Outrigger Waikiki take a break from the all of the Kailua pork sandwiches you have been eating and grab a smoothie or healthy salad to keep that beach bod on par for the remainder of your vacation.
Sandy Beach in Oahu is one of the many serene beaches you can find in Hawaii. It is located in the South Shore of the island. Best known for its bodyboarding and surfing opportunities, Sandy Beach is a marvel for the local people especially with tourists.
Here in Ohana Circle Island Tour, we explore different beaches in Oahu. See other amazing spots like Sandy Beach in Oahu when you book your circle island tour with us. Watch dawn in Sunset Beach and swim with Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles in Secret Beach. Stops also include Hanauma Bay and Halona Blowhole.
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You can enjoy the Sunset Hula Show as the sun sets on Waikiki! This hula show can be seen at Waikiki Beach. It is one of the many fun activities that boost Hawaii’s tourism. Watching the hula dance as the sun sets is as majestic as it sounds!
There are more hidden gems you can see for yourself when you join our full day island tour of Oahu aside from cultural shows. Our stops include the Hanauma Bay, Chinaman’s Hut, Amelia Earhart Lookout on Diamond Head, and more.
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One of Ohana Circle Island Tour stops include the Amelia Earheart Lookout located on the south side of Diamond Head. It overlooks the Pacific Ocean on the southeast shore of Oahu. Earheart was the first woman to have flown across the Atlantic Ocean.
Other tour stops include Dole Plantation, the Macadamia Nut Farm, Makapuu Pt., and North Shore’s Shrimp and Fruit Stand. And because we want you to experience only the best of Oahu, we made sure the trip is convenient as well as relaxing for you. Our full day island tours are serviced by fully airconditioned 20 passenger shuttles.
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