Waikiki Vacation Rentals

With beautiful blue waters and pristine white sands, Waikīkī is the most famous beach resort on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. Looking at Waikīkī now, with its number of trendy bars, restaurants and attractions, it's difficult to believe that it was once a marshland.

A vacation home is the perfect way to enjoy a relaxing vacation in Waikīkī. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, you can choose from studios, luxury condos, or even beach front cottages.

Dishes to try in Waikīkī

The plate lunch at Rainbow Drive-In is highly recommended for a taste of Hawaii. This filling dish offers hungry patrons a little bit of everything – macaroni salad, white rice, and three different choices of meat or fish, namely teriyaki beef, mahi mahi, and fried chicken.

Order cocoa puffs at the Liliha Bakery when you want to indulge your sweet tooth. Unlike the cereal, this dessert is essentially a cream puff filled with delicious chocolate, and topped off with a macadamia nut Chantilly frosting.

Fun events in Waikīkī

Perhaps the largest block party in Hawaii, Waikīkī Hoolaulea is an annual festival held in September. Here you can enjoy different genres of Hawaiian music, eat delicious island food, and peruse all the Hawaiian crafts for sale.

The Honolulu Festival celebrates harmony and understanding between all the ethnicities in Honolulu. Held in March, there is both a Grand Parade and fireworks display on the last day.

Must-see attractions in Waikīkī

Tour Guide Cliff

Cliff is a tour guide who will take you on your own private tour of Oahu so that you can explore all the island's most hidden secrets. With an exceptional knowledge of the island, Cliff takes you to see some incredible views overlooking the island, as well as beautiful secluded beaches.

Waikīkī Beach

The most famous of Oahu's many beaches, Waikīkī Beach stretches for around two miles and has eight different sections. This white sand beach is ideal for surfing, snorkeling, swimming, and sand combing with kids.

Atlantis Submarine Waikīkī

Atlantis Submarine gives you a unique opportunity to view the bounty of the ocean in its natural habitat. This submarine dives to depths of more than 100 feet, and some of the marine life you might catch include stingrays, sharks, eels, and green turtles.

Hanauma Bay

Once a volcanic crater, Hanauma Bay is a gorgeous cove and is the best site for snorkeling on Oahu. See living corals, angel fish, turtles, as well as the Humuhumunukunukuapua'a (Reef triggerfish), which is the state fish of Hawaii.

Iolani Palace

Located in downtown Honolulu, Iolani Palace was the residence of the last two monarchs of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Built in a European architectural style, the interior of this palace houses lavish furniture, dramatic Hawaiian royalty portraits, and a stunning koa staircase.

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