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Atlantis Submarines


Underwater adventure
1145 Bethel Street
Suite 600
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
+1 888 349 7888
http://www.atlantissubmarines....
For a real underwater adventure that doesn't even get you wet, take an excursion in a 100-foot passenger submarine. At 160 tons, this air-conditioned giant is decked out with special ports for viewing the coral and sea life as far as 150 feet below the surface. Tours depart daily, starting at 8a, from the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Various cruises are available for booking including the Sunset Buffet Dinner Cruise and the Premium Submarine Tour.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Atlantis Submarines photo by David B. Carrizo
Photo: David B. Carrizo
 

 
Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve


Snorkeling paradise
7455 Kalanianaole Highway
(Kalanianaole Highway at the Hanauma Bay turnoff)
Honolulu, HI 96825
United States
+1 808 396 4229 / +1 808 397 5840 (Education Program)
hanauma@hawaii.edu
Famed for its beautiful horseshoe-shaped sandy beach and clear, calm turquoise waters, this natural marine sanctuary is home to thousands of colorful tropical fish. The waist-deep water inside the reef is perfect for novice snorkelers to explore. More experienced snorkelers might want to check with the lifeguard before venturing beyond to deeper waters to see sea turtles and other marine life. The Bay is least crowded in the early morning or late afternoon. Admission: non-resident adult visitors USD3, free to all others. Parking fee is USD1 per vehicle.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve photo by Brian Liao
Photo: Brian Liao
Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve photo by charlie cumberland
Photo: charlie cumberland
Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve photo by William Tooke
Photo: William Tooke
Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve photo by Gabe Grote
Photo: Gabe Grote
 

 
Hanauma Bay Snorkeling Excursions / Tommy's Tours


Commune with the fishes
Hanauma Bay
(Mailing: 5517 Kalanianaole Highway)
Honolulu, HI 96821
United States
+1 808 373 5060
Hanauma Bay boasts some of the best snorkeling in the entire world. You can see schools of exotic fish without even wading out past hip-level. However, if you're unfamiliar with the ocean or you've never tried snorkeling before, it's nice to go with an experienced guide. The price of a snorkeling tour includes transportation, instruction and equipment. Depending on which package you choose, you can spend up to four hours at the bay. Call for more information.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hawaii Kai Golf Course


Serene and entertaining
8902 Kalanianaole Highway
Honolulu, HI 96825
United States
+1 808 395 2358
http://www.hawaiikaigolf.com
reservations@hawaiikaigolf.com
Situated in the residential community of Hawaii Kai, this golf course is a serene getaway. It's only 25 minutes driving distance from downtown Honolulu, but the atmosphere couldn't be more different. Two courses, the Championship Course and the Executive Course, offer varying levels of difficulty. The Championship Course is known to have the most expansive greens in the entire state, while the Executive Course features views of an ancient volcano from every hole. The sparkling cerulean ocean can be glimpsed from most vantage points. Facilities include a restaurant, pro shop and a driving range.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Hawaii Kai Golf Course photo by Derek Masaki
Photo: Derek Masaki
 

 
Koko Crater Botanical Garden


Dryland Hawaiian flora
Off Kealahou Street
(Inside Koko Crater)
Honolulu, HI 96825
United States
+1 808 522 7060
This 200-acre stretch of Koko Crater was set aside in 1958, with a long-term (as yet only partially realized) plan of turning it into a botanical garden. Eventually, it will be a landscape where endangered plants suitable to this desert-like region can survive and flourish. Even in the early stages of development, visitors can find collections of plumeria and other flowers. A two-mile loop trail leads through dryland plant collections from around the world. No visitor facilities (restrooms, drinking fountains, etc.) have yet been constructed. Entrance to the garden is free.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Koko Marina


Shopping dining and activities
7192 Kalanianaole Highway
Suite G-205
Honolulu, HI 96825
United States
+1 808 395 4737 / +1 808 722 7582
http://www.kokomarinacenter.com/
With a dozen specialty shops, almost 20 activity providers and a full complement of restaurants, this place can easily provide a full day's entertainment. Shops include Silver Rhino Jewelry and Tropical Home. Among the restaurants are Assaggio (one of Hawaii's favorite Italian chains), Joy Garden Chinese and Yummy's Korean Barbecue. A movie theater and several ocean activity centers are also in the complex. The center is just a short drive from Haunama Bay. Credit card acceptance policy varies by merchant.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Sea Life Park


Ocean theme park
41-202 Kalanianaole Hwy
(East coast of O'ahu)
Honolulu, HI 96795
United States
+1 866 365 7446
http://www.dolphindiscovery.com
Dolphin and sea lion shows, a Hawaiian monk seal center, a sea turtle lagoon and a seabird sanctuary are a few of the highlights at this 62-acre ocean theme park on the coast of East O'ahu. The park's newest attraction is Pirate's Lagoon, a themed play area for kids. Serious marine biology takes place at the rehabilitation center for endangered marine life. Other facilities include eateries and gift shops. Admission: adults USD25; USD12.50 children age 4-12. Children 3 and under free. Interactive dolphin programs and reef walks are also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Sea Life Park photo by JillHamiltonKrawczyk
Photo: JillHamiltonKrawczyk
Sea Life Park photo by JillHamiltonKrawczyk
Photo: JillHamiltonKrawczyk
Sea Life Park photo by justin s.
Photo: justin s.
Sea Life Park photo by Go Card USA
Photo: Go Card USA
 

 
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