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Aloha Parasail


Great speeds and heights
P. O. Box 90846
Honolulu, HI 96835
United States
+1 808 521 2446
This company offers more than one kind of thrill. While it's true that parasailing is the focus, Jet Skis are also available for people who like to keep a little bit closer to the ground (or in this case, the water). Scuba diving is also offered. If you've wanted to try parasailing though, this is a good bet; the company has been around since 1983. Call for pricing on parasailing or scuba adventures. Note: A credit card is required to hold, but cash is the only form of payment accepted. This allows the company to offer deep discounts much of the time. Reservations are required. Free door-to-door van transportation from Waikiki hotels is included.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Alpha Limousine Service, Inc


Alpha Limousine Service, Inc
1441 Kapiolani Boulevard, Suite 1413
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 955 8898
http://www.hawaii-limo.com
info@hawaii-limo.com
If a tour bus is too crowded and a bike is too slow, try cruising the streets of Honolulu in a sleek, classy limo. Limos fit up to six people, and the price of a tour is per limo, not per person. Various tours are offered, including a Honolulu City Tour that lasts 2 1/2 hours, costs USD140, and visits about ten tourist hot spots. Golf packages are also offered, as are air transfer and tour packages. You pay for the tour after it is completed. Please note that a 7 percent surcharge is added to credit card purchases.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Atlantis Adventures


See the island of Oahu
1600 Kapiolani Boulevard
Oahu
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 800 548 6262
http://www.atlantisadventures....
oahu@res.atlantisadventures.com
In addition to owning and operating the popular Navatek I and Atlantis Submarines, this company works in conjunction with several major Honolulu attractions to provide guests with deeply discounted tour packages. Visit Sea Life Park, splurge on a dinner cruise/show package, or take a ride in one of the submarines. Call or check the website for more details.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Bike Shop


Honolulu's self-proclaimed cycling headquarters
1149 South King Street
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 596 0588
http://www.bikeshophawaii.com/
info@bikeshophawaii.com
Whether you're looking to rent a bike for a solo cruise through Honolulu's parks or take a leisurely guided tour downtown, this is the first place to call. The store also sells all kinds of cycles, including mountain bikes, BMX bikes and road bikes. Featured brands include Shimano, Campagnola and Cinelli. The Bike Store's Honolulu City Lights Tour is a fun, unique way to tour the city. The tour costs USD30 per person, and it's recommended that you reserve your space ahead of time.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Dream Cruises Hawaii


Cruise off the shores of O'ahu
306 Kamani Street (office)
Honolulu, HI 96813-5313
United States
+1 808 592 5200/ +1 800 400 7300 (Toll free)
http://www.dream-cruises.com/
aloha@pacificsplashcruises.com
This company offers a variety of entertaining cruises in the waters off Honolulu and beyond. Its most popular activity is the Pacific Splash Barefoot Fun Cruise, which lasts or about three hours. Dolphin-watching cruises depart each morning and whale-watching cruises happen several times a day during the winter (December 15 through April 30). Sunset dinner cruises and extended voyages are also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
E Noa Tours


See all the sights
1141 Waimanu Street
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 591 2561 / +1 800 824 8804
http://www.enoa.com
Kick back and relax in an air-conditioned tour bus as a certified tour guide takes you around the notable points of Honolulu. There are nearly a dozen organized tours, a Waikiki Trolley day-pass, and an option to design your own tour. Popular tours include the Pearl Harbor & Punchbowl Crater Tour (USD41 for adults) and the Circle Island Beach & Dole Plantation Tour, which is a full-day excursion to all the most famous aquatic landmarks on the island. Call for more information.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hawaii Children's Discovery Center


Interactiveand educational entertainment
111 Ohe Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
+1 808 524 5437
http://www.discoverycenterhawa...
info@discoverycenterhawaii.org
Children are encouraged to learn about a diverse range of subjects at this busy, colorful facility. It offers a number of fanciful interactive displays and learning toys. Every subject from physiology to sociology is explored. Tour the 'Global Village' or play a game of volleyball...with a robot! The 37,000 square foot space offers several hours of entertainment for kids and parents. The center has been open since late 1998. It's geared toward children aged 3-13.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Hawaii Children's Discovery Center photo by S_w_i_d_e_r_s_k_i
Photo: S_w_i_d_e_r_s_k_i
 

 
Hawaii Yacht Charters


HI-Class Charters
350, Ward Avenue
Suite 106-373
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 699 7661
http://www.yachtchartershawaii...
info@YachtChartersHawaii.com
The Hawaiian Island chain has many sights to behold. If you are in the mood for an excursion around these natural wonders, Hawaii Yacht Charters is just the ticket. What are you looking for? Day cruise, dinner cruise, sunset cruise, or even your own private cruise-- Hawaii Yacht Charters should put a sparkle in the eye of anyone keen on a luxury marine outing. If you reserve a private charter on a sunset cruise you'll be able to plan a customized route so you can choose exactly where you sail. If you select the Dinner Cruise you'll be able to spend the day drifting wherever you choose while enjoying the tasty offerings of your own personal chef. The Day Cruise allows you to enjoy the benefits of the sunshine by stopping at key areas for you to swim or snorkel to your heart's content. If adventure is more your thing, Hawaii Yacht Charters is happy to take you out for some sportfishing in a stylish sport fisher. There you can enjoy the sea and sun for a fishing experience you'll never forget. For those looking for a bit of history, a vintage 1929 Power Yacht is available for charter in addition to their other modern yachts. In any case, make sure to book in advance and plan to spend a pretty penny. It will all seem worth it once you're out at sea taking in the beauty of the Pacific with a tropical drink in your hand.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hawaiian Escapades


Touring Oahu
1311 Kapiolani Boulevard Suite 605
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 366 0400
http://www.hawaiianescapades.com/
hawaiianescapades@yahoo.com
Hawaiian Escapades offers small unique tours of Oahu. All of the tours have a theme, including the very popular LOST tour, based on touring sites featured on the ABC television series. Another poplar tour is the Oahu Ghost Hunt, where you use different ghost hunting methods to explore supposedly hunted locations. However, if you want a more traditional tour, the Windward Rainforest & Waterfall Hike or the Oahu Sugar Trail Trek will be informative and beautiful. If you're still not interested in the planed tours, Hawaiian Escapades will assist you in making your own personal itinerary for a hike.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hawaiian Parasail Inc


Original Hawaiian parasailers
1085 Ala Moana Blvd, #101
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 591 1280
For the ultimate thrill, try this popular adventure sport. Sail above the seas on a small parachute that's being towed by a speedboat. People who have gone say there's nothing like it. This company is Hawaii's oldest parasail operator, and one of its most respected. It's been running for 25 years. You couldn't pick a better company in which to place your trust and your life. If going solo seems a bit scary, take a tandem ride. Adrenaline junkies are encouraged to ask about the "Wet and Wild Rides." Call directly or ask an activity broker for more information.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Hawaiian Parasail Inc photo by Karen Sargent
Photo: Karen Sargent
Hawaiian Parasail Inc photo by James Burke
Photo: James Burke
 

 
Iolani Palace


Iolani Palace
364 South King Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
+1 808 522 0822
http://www.iolanipalace.org
info@iolanipalace.org
Built in 1882 by Hawaii's last king, David Kalakaua, this stately old three-story building is a real treat to tour. After the overthrow of the King's sister Queen Liliuokalani in 1893, the structure served as the territorial and state capitol until 1969. The Palace Galleries showcases jewels and regalia from the days of Hawaiian royalty. Guided tours are offered every 30 minutes and reservations are suggested. Admission for Grand Tour is USD20 for adults and USD5 for children aged 5-17.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Iolani Palace photo by jmcd303
Photo: jmcd303
Iolani Palace photo by Bob Davidson
Photo: Bob Davidson
Iolani Palace photo by Eclectic Writer
Photo: Eclectic Writer
Iolani Palace photo by JR Conlin
Photo: JR Conlin
Iolani Palace photo by Arnaldo Interata
Photo: Arnaldo Interata
Iolani Palace photo by Christie Eden
Photo: Christie Eden
Iolani Palace photo by Niel Bornstein
Photo: Niel Bornstein
Iolani Palace photo by jen_nifer_72
Photo: jen_nifer_72
Iolani Palace photo by evanj27
Photo: evanj27
Iolani Palace photo by Jacob C.
Photo: Jacob C.
Iolani Palace photo by Peter Czukor
Photo: Peter Czukor
Iolani Palace photo by hbjockorg
Photo: hbjockorg
Iolani Palace photo by Lene Madsen
Photo: Lene Madsen
Iolani Palace photo by Ricky Bloomfield
Photo: Ricky Bloomfield
Iolani Palace photo by Jeff Nelson
Photo: Jeff Nelson
 

 
Island Soap & Candle Works


Watch the creative process
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard
(Ward Warehouse)
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 591 0533 / +1 877 909 7627
http://www.honolulusoap.com/
soap@hawaiifirst.com
This place is above and beyond modern body-beautiful boutiques such as Sephora and the Body Shop. Not only does it offer handmade natural products, it also allows people to observe as the products are made. Watch highly trained craftsmen hand-pour candles and bars of soap. Other products for sale include shower gels, floral water, massage oil and lotion. Everything is natural, unique, and possessed of an intoxicating island fragrance. This is a perfect place to purchase a gift for a loved one or for yourself.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Island Soap & Candle Works photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Kato Golf Tours


For Japanese golfers primarily
439 Kamani Street, Suite 202
Honolulu, HI 96813-5270
United States
+1 808 947 3010
http://www.katogolf.com
Primarily catering to Japanese tourists, Kato Golf Tours arranges golfing packages at the many renowned courses in Oahu. Whether you're a businessman with a few extra days on the island or a newcomer to the zen of golf, Kato Tours can arrange your perfect day on the green. The company takes all the hassles out of setting up tee times, arranging partners and coordinating transportation. It also provides information on all of the golf courses on the island.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Maggie Joe Sportfishing


Serious fishing off O'ahu
Kewalo Basin, Slip J
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 591 8888 / +1 877 806 3474
http://www.maggiejoe.com/
maggiejo@hula.net
Since 1950, this operation has been catering to serious sport fishermen and women. The biggest Marlin caught by this outfit was a whopping 1277-pound beast in 1995. While you might not get one that big, they do have a 95% catch success rate based on a full-day outing. You can be fairly certain that you'll bring something home. With air-conditioning on every boat, as well as top quality fishing gear and electronics, Maggie Joe Sportfishing is your best bet for a luxurious fishing experience. Private and shared excursions run daily. Four vessels are available for customized charters.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Mauka Makai Excursions


Cultural field trips galore
350 Ward Ave, Suite 106
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 808 593 3525
http://www.hawaiianecotours.net/
Dominicaki@aol.com
This company specializes in cultural eco-tours trips to wahi pana (legendary places) or wahi la'a (sacred places) in remote areas of O'ahu. Local native Dominic Aki imparts a wealth of folklore and esoteric history while guiding you to little known petroglyphs, ancient temples, shrines and even a traditional birthing stone. Half-day and full-day tours are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Navatek I Cruises


State-of-the-art cruise boat
1600 Kapiolani Blvd, Suite 1630
Honolulu, HI 96814
United States
+1 800 548 6262
http://www.atlantisadventures....
res@atlantisadventures.com
The designers of the 6.5 million-dollar Navatek I utilized cutting-edge technology and advanced design techniques to make it one of the most stable small boats in the world. Even people who tend to get motion sick should be fine on it. Lunch and dinner cruises are available. Prices range from USD50-120 for adults and USD30-72 for children 2-11. Call or check the Web site for detailed information on each of the cruises offered and ask about their specials and package deals.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Pacific Splash by Dream Cruises


Family oriented aquatic adventure
306 Kamani Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
+1 808 592 5200
Touted as a Barefoot Fun Cruise, this adventure is perfect for just about any age. It starts off with a mellow ocean cruise. Later in the day, the ship moors in a secluded cove. Passengers can snorkel and swim in the blue ocean waters; a waterslide and water trampoline are provided. Hamburgers, hot dogs, teriyaki chicken, vegetables and fruit are served during the lunch cruise. The morning cruise, which features a full American style breakfast, is less expensive.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Sierra Club


World-famous ecological foundation
1040 Richards Street, Room 306
P.O. Box 2577
Honolulu, HI 96803
United States
+1 808 538 6616 / +1 808 537 9019
http://www.hi.sierraclub.org
mikulina@lava.net
The Hawai'i chapter of this world-famous environmental organization was formed in response to the environmental threat caused by tourism and urban development throughout the islands. It is involved in all aspects of island ecology, with a mission to assist in the preservation of flora, fauna and ocean creatures. Sierra Club's mission and policy statements are extensive and thorough, and can be read on the Sierra Club Web site. Call or check the site for information on upcoming hikes and other events.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Star of Honolulu Dinner Cruise


Set sail at sunset
Honolulu Harbor, Pier 8
1540 South King St (business office)
Honolulu, HI 96826
United States
+1 808 983 7827 / +1 800 334 6191
http://www.paradisecruises.com/
info@paradisecruises.com
Hula dancers greet each sunset sailor as passengers depart on the largest of the local cruise ships, The Star of Honolulu. Visitors cruise off Oahu's leeward shore as the sun sinks below the horizon and the twinkling lights of Honolulu and Waikiki emerge in the dusk. There is always a live band and singers. Dine on a feast of steak and crab legs with a complimentary tropical cocktail. Prices for The Sunset Dinner cruise start at USD66 for adults and USD33 for children.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Star of Honolulu Dinner Cruise photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
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