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MANGO MADNESS The tropical fruit is now in season

FAMILY FUN

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where oahu summer/fall 2016 CONTENTS

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the plan

the guide

4 Editor’s Itinerary

Summer on O’ahu means music and food festivals, as well as fun in the sun with the entire family. >>80 YEARS OF TRAVEL Celebrating the 80th anniversary of Where® publications.

National department store carries local aloha design wear.

Susan Koki Concierge shares her favorite moments.

8 Hot Dates

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A Curated Collection We’ve culled a list of our favorite foods, adventures and aloha wear.

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12 All in the Family

CONNECT WITH US

Adventure awaits, from riding waves at the beach to splashing around at Wet ‘n’ Wild. BY RIZZA COSIO

14 Mango Madness

An event at the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa focuses on mangoes. Among the day’s highlights will be a friendly culinary throwdown among top local chefs. BY SIMPLICIO PARAGAS

16 Out & About READ US ON MAGZSTER

ACTIVITIES

Enjoy the show, scenery and Hawaiian feast at Paradise Cove Luau.

Popular Summer Festivals Celebrating different cultures and instruments.

Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa chefs will prepare mango-themed dishes throughout July. ©STEVE CZERNIAK

ENTERTAINMENT

Grammy-winning artist Chick Corea will play at the Blue Note Hawai’i.

6 Ask the Expert

64 My O‘ahu

SHOPPING

Aloha Festivals returns and so, too, does the Duke OceanFest, a tribute to Duke Kahanamoku. BY SIMPLICIO PARAGAS

MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS

Two feathered artifacts return to Hawai’i and can now be seen at the Bishop Museum.

NAVIGATE

The Waikīkī Health Center has helped visitors who have gotten sick or injured during their vacation.

DINING

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EDITOR’S ITINERARY

YOUR TRAVELING COMPANION SINCE 1936®

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C E L E B R AT I N G 8 0 Y E A R S O F T R AV E L

Summer on O‘ahu Contrary to popular belief, Hawai‘i does cycle through seasons and summer is one of our favorites. Not only is it a time when families gather for fun under the sun (pages 12-13) but it’s also when special summer festivals take place across the island (page 16). A few of the more entertaining events include the two-day Prince Lot Hula Festival, the Slack Key Guitar Festival and the 46th Annual ‘Ūkulele Festival Hawai‘i (page 8). Chefs will put on their own show during a friendly “Throwdown” during Mangoes at the Moana (page 14).

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battleship ever built. She was also the most formidable. Following an astounding career that spans five decades and three wars, from World War II to the Korean conflict to the Liberation of

Kuwait, the “Mighty Mo” was decommissioned and donated to the nonprofit USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc., which operates the battleship as a historic attraction and memorial.

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Memorial, located a mere ship’s length from the USS Arizona Memorial, completes a historical visitor experience that begins with the “Day of Infamy” that saw the sinking of USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor and ends with Imperial Japan’s unconditional surrender aboard USS Missouri (BB-63) in Tokyo Bay. The nine 16-inch guns are the Mighty Mo’s trademark feature and are the largest to ever be mounted on a U.S. ship. The USS Missouri was the last

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ASK YOUR CONCIERGE

SUSAN KOKI, CHEF CONCIERGE

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Kahala Hotel & Resort

Q: How long have you been a concierge? A: I have been working in the visitor industry since 1978 and have held various positions at hotels throughout Waikīkī (Waikīkī Beachcomber, Holiday Isle, Maile Court and Halekulani). I started as a Concierge in 1995, advancing from the front desk. I wanted to get more involved with our guests and not just check them in. Being part of the management team at the Kahala Hotel & Resort has been fulfilling and rewarding. Q: What’s the best part of your job? A: As a Concierge, I am very fortunate to be able to spend time with our guests and really get to know them on a more personal level. We often develop a close relationship, ultimately adopting them as our extended “ohana”—family— and sharing the aloha spirit. We provide them our personal feedback, and create a personalized experience according to their preferences. The real satisfaction comes from knowing that we helped to create treasured and long-lasting memories for our guests and visitors to take home with them and remembering the island’s embrace. Q: Where would you suggest dining on a special occasion? A: I may be a biased but I would recommend right here at the resort. Couples can enjoy an evening of romance with dinner under the stars in a beachfront cabana. Our team will work diligently 6

to create a customized menu, as well as help plan an evening based on your needs and interests with elements that will surprise your loved one. Q: What is your favorite made-inHawaii product? A: It’s difficult to pick just one, but if I had to choose, it would be the Kahala’s Signature Chocolate Covered Macadamia nuts made daily right here at the resort. They are available in four flavors (blonde, dark, milk and white chocolate) with premium whole macadamia nuts as opposed to halves and pieces. Other tasteful delights are the Island Preserve’s lilikoi Cream Cheese and lilikoi Habanero Pepper Jelly. Q: What is the most unusual request you’ve received as a concierge? A: Nothing is really that unusual anymore, but one of the more fun requests that comes to mind was setting up a room for an arriving guest whose son loved balloons. He was celebrating his birthday and the guest wanted the entire room filled with as many balloons as possible. The entire floor of the room was covered with 150 balloons and another 150 helium filled balloons with streamers attached. Susan Koki is presently the Chef Concierge for The Kahala Hotel & Resort. She’s also a Member of Les Clefs d’OR USA and a long-standing Member of the Concierge Association of Hawai’i.

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WHERE CALENDAR SUMMER/FALL 2016 Search the full calendar at wheretraveler.com There’s a lot more going on this month. Visit us online: wheretraveler.com

TOP STOPS Living up to its reputation as the “Gathering Place,” O‘ahu offers a host of events from engaging festivals to a historic remembrance day.

AUG. 19-21: Made Here, Not Flown Here From a freshly made SPAM musubi to the intricate weavings of a lauhala mat, you know when you’ve come across a product from Hawai’i. It’s distinctive. It’s exclusive. It’s a blend of cultures, ethnicities and traditions, which remains unique to the island lifestyle. For three days, island residents and visitors alike can attend the 22nd annual Made in Hawai‘i Festival, a showcase of over 400 exhibitors and cooking demonstrators. Admission is $5; children age 6 and younger are free. www.madeinhawaiifestival.com

Great Things Not to Miss

1 HULA HANDS > JULY 1617 The theme for this year’s Prince Lot Hula Festival is “Stories of Moanalua.” www.moanaluagardensfoundation.org 2 VINTAGE > JULY 17 Hawai‘i’s largest annual collectibles, antiques show and sale. www.ukulele.com 3 SLACK OFF > AUG. 14 Enjoy the 34th annual Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival – “Waikīkī Style.” www.slackkeyfestival.com

6 KEEP SWIMMING > SEPT. 5 The 47th annual Waikīkī Roughwater Swim is one of the longest running open-water swim contests in the world.

GREEK FEST > AUG. 2728 The 35th annual Greek Festival will feature food, a marketplace and music at McCoy Pavilion at Ala Moana Park. www. greekfestivalhawaii.com 4

5 EAT ANDAGI > SEPT. 34 The Okinawan Festival will celebrate its cultural heritage at Kapi’olani Park.

7 SAY ALOHA > SEPT. 17 Waikīkī’s largest and most festive block party attracts thousands of people. www.alohafestivals.com

SEPT. 324 TREASURED MEMORIES Throughout the month of September, thousands of visitors and locals alike will gather to celebrate Hawaiian history and culture durcaption here ing the 70th Annual Aloha Festivals. The festivities will start on Saturday, Sept. 3 at the Royal Hawaiian Center’s Royal Grove with a blessing ceremony. On Sept. 17 a large block party will take place along Kalākaua Avenue, followed by a colorful parade on Saturday, Sept. 24. www.alohafestivals.com SEPT. 24 LIVING HISTORY In partnership with the Smithsonian Magazine, the Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor will present “Museum Day Live!”— a national celebration of culture and learning. www. smithsonianmag.com/ museumday

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JULY 17 JUMPING FLEA Now more than just a free concert, the 46th Annual ‘Ūkulele Festival Hawaii has aged into a festivity drawing people from across the globe to see, hear and appreciate the diminutive four-string, two-octave instrument. www.ukulelefestivalhawaii.org

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JUST FOR KIDS

Childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Play Aside from the embracing warmth of the sun, balmy trees and turquoise waters, Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;ahu presents the perfect place for a kid, or for those looking to feel like one again. Discover the myriad activities the island has to offer.

Snorkeling the surrounding waters leads to the discovery of marine life.

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All in the Family Once you check your luggage in and pass through TSA screenings, leave your troubles behind. Allow yourself and your keiki (kids) to run free and experience the laidback island lifestyle with these familyfriendly activities. We know that the cost of activities can get expensive, so we recommend visiting each website for exclusive deals and coupons. However, with enough creativity, there is a long list of free activities for kids to explore, such as discovering beaches and tidepools, hiking and, our personal favorite, building sand castles.

CALL OF THE WILD Aside from an impressive lineup of exotic animals, the Honolulu Zoo’s sprawling 42 acres is a haven for young minds. Summer camps, night excursions and interactive workshops are only but a few of what kids can experience. Be sure to visit the Discovery Forest, which is located near the entrance. 151 Kapahulu Ave., 808.971.7171, www.honoluluzoo.org. UNDERWATER WORLD Hop aboard a submarine to explore life on the ocean floor and get a closer look at the thousands of fish, playing turtles, sunken ships, airplane relics and the occasional cameo of sharks. Booking online provides additional discounts. 2005 Kalia Road, 808.973.9811, www.atlantisadventures.com.

ON LOCATION Surely they’ve seen “Jurassic Park”, “Godzilla” or “50 First Dates.” Take them on a tour of sites from these films aboard a vintage school bus and they won’t be able to stop telling their friends about it. Or sign them up for the Ocean Voyaging Tour where a catamaran ride will whisk them away around Kane‘ohe Bay to Chinaman’s Hat. 49-560 Kamehameha Hwy., 808.237.7321, www.kualoa.com. GET WILD Age-appropriate thrills await at Wet ‘n’ Wild’s Water World Playground, a multi-level aquatic haven that is full of kid-friendly slides and interactive water cannons. 400 Farrington Hwy., Kapolei, 808.674.9283, www.wetnwildhawaii.com. For more information: wheretraveler.com

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Reigning Fruit Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa chefs David Lukela and Nanako Perez-Nava have some fun with the queenly mango. Both will conduct cooking demos during “Mangoes at the Moana” and will feature mangoinspired dishes throughout July. Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa 2365 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922-3111 www.moana-surfrider.com

Sweet Treats Now in its eighth year, “Mangoes at the Moana” will be held July 16 at the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa. “It’s a chef-driven event,” says Ryan Loo, the resort’s food and beverage director. “Our hotel guests get a taste of Hawai‘i.” The county fair-like atmosphere in the Banyan Courtyard will feature a Farmer’s Market where attendees can get a taste of a variety of mangoes. In the style of Bobby Flay, top island chefs will put their best mango recipe forward during the Mango Throwdown. Admission is free and guests are welcome to taste each chef’s creation for $6 per plate. For information about “Mangoes at the Moana,” call the Moana Surfrider at 808.922.3111 and ask for the concierge desk.

Slice it. Mix it. Dice it. The mango is a versatile fruit that chefs and mixologists will incorporate into their recipes during the summer months. Not native to Hawai‘i, the mango found its way to the islands via ship. In Hawaiian Annual and Almanac for 1909, Thomas G. Thrum writes that Captain John Meek of the brig Kamehameha brought the first mango trees to Honolulu from Manila in 1824. Since then, local growers have introduced several new varieties, including Hadens, Piries and Gouveias.

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Aloha Festvials The party of the year, the parade of the year and weeks of cultural celebration mark the annual Aloha Festivals, a major event statewide. One of the main highlights is the largest block party of the year, the Waikīkī Ho‘olaule‘a on Sept. 17. Twelve blocks of Kalākaua Avenue will be lined with food booths, crafters and lei vendors, and multiple entertainment stages fill the air with festivity. On Sept. 24, showmanship reigns during the 70th Annual Floral Parade as pa‘u riders (women on horseback), hula hālau and lavish, flower-adorned floats stream down Kalākaua from Ala Moana Park. Other events take place from Sept. 1-30. alohafestivals.com.

HULA HOOPLA Spanning across two days, the Annual Prince Lot Hula Festival will again be held on the pristine grounds of Moanalua Gardens. More than 12 hālau will participate in the largest non-competitive hula event in Hawai‘i. July 16-17. moanaluagardensfoundation.org

ALL HAIL TO THE DUKE In honor of legendary waterman Duke Kahanamoku, Duke’s OceanFest will run from Aug. 20-28, opening with a chickenskin, lei-draping ceremony at the iconic Duke Kahanamoku statue from 5 to 6 p.m. dukesocean fest.com.

GRAINS OF GOODNESS It’s full steam SAKE SUMMIT Rice wine enthu- ahead for the siasts won’t want 7th Annual Rice Festival. Enjoy to miss the Joy celebrity and of Sake, which chef cooking will feature an extensive line of demonstrations, “Riceipe” cookpremium sakes ing contests, rice in the junmai, products and live ginjo, daiginjo entertainment. and kimoto catSept. 24. egories. July 22. JoyofSake.com. ricefest.com

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the guide Shopping Summer/Fall Spoonful of Reyn Originally inspired by resort wear and nautical apparel, Reyn Spooner has transformed into the go-to aloha wear for men. Today, as seen on any businessman in downtown Honolulu or a local boy looking to sharpen up for a relative’s wedding, Reyn Spooner is known to modestly makeover men of all ages to look and feel their very best. www. reynspooner.com

ALOHA AINA BOUTIQUE A boutique

with a fresh and modern perspective of Hawaii with a variety of local products and locally designed apparel for women and children. https://www. facebook.com/alohaainaboutique. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2301 Kalakaua Ave., 808.924.4333. ANTEPRIMA WIREBAG Vibrant colors,

textures and fresh elements are part of the signature look for these oneof-a-kind wire bags and accessories. Sophisticated yet simple, Anteprima bags are perfect for a day at the beach or a night on the town. anteprima.com. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.924.0808; Ala Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.983.3886.

GLOBAL VILLAGE Owned and operated

by a native Hawaiian family, this Kailua boutique is a one-stop shop for a girl’s night out. What started as a bead kiosk in Windward Mall has evolved into an island fashion icon. globalvillagehawaii. com. 539 Kailua Rd., 808.262.8183. IN4MATION Hawaii’s premiere retailer

of skate and street wear has opened up a store in New York City, featuring the ever evolving design ideas of local boys Ryan Arakaki, Todd Shimabuku, Jun Jo and Keith Kanagusuku. in4mants.com. Pearlridge, 98-1005 Moanalua Rd., 808.488.0411; Chinatown, 1154 Nuuanu St., 808.538.8898. KICKS/HI This local boutique firmly

rooted in island lifestyle and culture has become the premier go-to spot for sneaker-lovers around the world. Their popularity has attracted high profile

collaborations with Nike, Converse, Stussy, Vans, Hurley and Burton to name a few. kickshawaii.com. 1530 Makaloa St., 808.941.9191 KOI HONOLULU This boutique helps

shoppers make a big statement with dazzling celebrity favorites including jewelry and apparel by Chan Luu, Tylie Malibu, Lauren Moshi, Siwy, Faith Connexion and Kippy (to name a few). Find your next edgy outfit among their tasteful displays and be sure to keep an eye out for the paparazzi. https://www. facebook.com/koihonolulu/timeline. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.6888. LESPORTSAC Offers a variety of arm

candy such as mini bags, handbags, totes, backpacks and travel bags. The retailer here offers Hawaii exclusive designs. lesportsac.com. Ala

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SHOPPING

Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.973.6306; Hilton Hawaiian Village, 2005 Kalia Rd., 808.973.6300; Royal Hawaiian Center, 2301 Kalakaua Ave., 808.971.2920; Waikele Premium Outlets, 94-790 Lumiaina St., 808.686.9788 MANUHEALI’I In business since 1985,

this family owned and locally operated company offers contemporary Hawaiian apparel, with vibrant designs inspired by Hawaii’s natural setting. manuhealii.com. Kailua, 5 Ho’ola’i St.,

SPOTLIGHT

808.261.9865; Honolulu, 930 Punahou St., 808.942.9868. PINEAPPLE COUNTY Trendy casual

wear and an ever-expanding accessory selection creates relaxed yet elegant looks for the vibrant crowd. pineapplecounty.com. 342 Lewers St., 808.926.8245. PINEAPPLE PRINCESS LINGERIE Lovely

lingerie is fashioned out of whisperthin chiffon, charmeuse and the like, with ribbons and seamless seams that ensure a comfortable fit. Find European brands such as La Perla and Verdissima. lingeriehawaii.com/. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.3330. QUIKSILVER The popular surf brand

represents a casual, healthy lifestyle deriving from its board-riding origin. The shops feature Quiksilver and Roxy clothing, accessories and related products for active, young-minded people. quiksilver.com. Quiksilver Waterman, 226 Lewers St., 808.926.5800; Waikiki Beach Walk, 2181 Kalakaua Ave., 808.921.2793.; Quiksilver Tabora Waikiki, 2335 Kalakaua Ave., #103, 808.923.4084. SGH SUNGLASS HUT This Miami-based

Red Star Since 2001, Hawai’i’s Macy’s department stores have been a leader in fashion lifestyle trends and brands for the entire family. Because of the state’s distinct island culture, local buyers focus specifically on Hawai’imade merchandise that highlights the island’s relaxed yet polished-without-trying-too-hard lifestyle. Macy’s flagship store is located at Ala Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.941.2345; www. macys.com

sunwear brand was one of the first sunglass boutiques to come to Hawaii and can now be found globally with over 2,000 stores. They offer the latest high fashion, classic and sport sunglasses to fit every face shape and personal style. sunglasshut.com. 2113 Kalakaua Ave., 808.926.0630; Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa, 2424 Kalakaua Ave., #126, 808.923.9520; Macy’s Waikiki, 2314 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.0406; Royal Hawaiian Center, 2233 Kalakaua Ave. Building A & B, Level 1, 808.926.7767. SPARK Find all things fashion in this

vintage clothing store, where jeans and T-shirts get a second shot at life. Prices range from $30-$40. sparkhawaii.com. 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.1950. TOMMY BAHAMA Known for his charm,

wit and perpetual tan, Tommy Bahama is a man who embodies the island life. Take cues from his store and shop island-inspired clothing, accessories, and home furnishings. tommybahama. com. Ala Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.955.8869 TORI RICHARD A family-run business

in Hawaii since 1956, featuring men’s aloha shirts as well as aloha wear for

women and children. toririchard.com. Ala Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.949.5858; Hyatt Regency, 2424 Kalakaua Ave., 808.924.1811; Hilton Hawaiian Village, 2335 Kalia Rd., 808.943.9472; Royal Hawaiian Hotel, 2259 Kalakaua Ave., 808.921.2702. UYEDA SHOE STORE This shoe shop

has been in operation for over 88 years. Today, it is run by the third generation of Uyedas and has found its niche in comfort shoes. 2615 S King St. #106, 808.941.1331. WESTERN CLASSICS Find a collection

of Native American-inspired detailing and colors in fashion and jewelry, from Navajo sterling silver and turquoise to cowboy boots and hats. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.1294.

Hawaiiana HILO HATTIE You’ll find the largest

selection of made-in-Hawaii fashions and gifts, with free trolley service from Waikiki hotels to the flagship store on Nimitz Hwy. The trolley departs daily every 30 minutes from 8:30 a.m.-5:10 p.m. hilohattie.com. 700 N. Nimitz Hwy., 808.535.6500; Ala Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.973.3266. UKULELE PUA PUA Established first

as a small internet cafe in Waikiki, Ukulele Pua Pua eventually expanded in to a retail store with a wide variety of ukuleles made in Hawaii, Japan and Europe, amongst other places around the world. hawaiianukuleleonline.com. Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, 2365 Kalakaua Ave., 808.924.2266; Sheraton Waikiki, 2255 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.9977.

Health & Beauty L’OCCITANE A delightful skincare

boutique that allows you to immerse yourself in the fragrances and sheer beauty of France’s Provence region. loccitane.com. Ala Moana Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.949.0800; Royal Hawaiian Center, 2233 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.0102. LATHER SPA A full range of services

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Jazz legend, pianist and 22-Time Grammy-winning artist Chick Corea will delight the audience when he performs at The Blue Note from September 21-24. From straight-ahead and avant-garde, to bebop and jazz-rock fusion, to children’s songs and symphonic works, Corea has touched an astonishing number of musical bases in his career since playing with the genre-shattering bands of Miles Davis in the late ’60s and early 1970s. Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, 808.777.4890, www.bluenotehawaii.com

Enjoy a pint and some live entertainment at Kelly O’Neil’s, where it’s St. Patrick’s Day every day. Regular performers include The Doolin Rakes, a Celtic rock ‘n’ roll band, and Masters of OZ. 311 Lewers St., 808.926177

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RIVALS Prepare to be wowed by this

IRISH ROSE SALOON Every neighbor-

hood needs an Irish pub, and this one offers daily happy hour specials, several televisions with live satellite sports events, and classic rock ‘n roll with dancing nightly. With beers, liquors, cocktails and Guinness, those Irish eyes are smiling. irishrosesaloon.com. 478 Ena Rd., 808.947.3414. KELLEY O’NEIL’S A popular Irish pub

right in the heart of Waikiki that features live Irish music Sunday afternoons and rock ‘n’ roll seven nights a week. Hearty sandwiches and Guinness meat pies accompany the pints of brew. irishpubhawaii.com. 311 Lewers St., 808.926.1777. LEWERS LOUNGE An elegant venue for

live jazz music, this Halekulani classic keeps abreast with the latest in cocktails and mixology. halekulani.com/ dining/lewers-lounge-bar. Halekulani Hotel, 2199 Kalia Rd. 808.923.2311.

MAI TAI BAR AT THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN

It’s a Waikiki institution, on the beach at a historic hotel where Hawaiian music from an adjacent room adds to the epic Mai Tais, Diamond Head views and festive beach atmosphere. It’s the perfect perch for taking in the sunset or full moon rising over Diamond Head. royal-hawaiian.com/dining/maitaibar. 2259 Kalakaua Ave. Open daily. 808.923.7311. MOOSE MCGILLYCUDDY’S PUB & CAFE It’s a party on the beach with

their happening Happy Hour: Find $3 cocktails and draft beers seven days a week. mooserestaurantgroup.com. 310 Lewers St., 808.923.0751. O’TOOLE’S IRISH PUB There’s no cover

charge at this Irish pub featuring live music every night. A longtime downtown magnet for local news hounds, sports lovers, and year-round St. Patrick’s day celebrants, O’Toole’s is an Island institution. otoolesirishpub.com. 902 Nuuanu Ave., 808.536.4138.

Vegas-style sports bar with flat screen TVs on every wall, their famous 19” pizzas, a full-service bar and of course, sports memorabilia galore! Enjoy live entertainment and party events weekly. rivalslounge.com. OHANA Waikiki Malia, 2211 Kuhio Ave., 808.923.0600. RUMFIRE You could set the world afire

with the more than 100 types of rum served at this oceanfront lounge. Listen up, rum aficionados: there are pre-embargo varieties from Cuba, and every table has an ocean view, with outdoor seating also available. At night, RumFire morphs into a club, complete with fire pits lining its perimeter with licks of flame. Open for lunch, dinner and daily happy hour. www.rumfirewaikiki.com/. Sheraton Waikiki, 2255 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.4422. THE BEACH BAR A casual oceanfront

bar with umbrella-covered patio tables, it’s a Waikiki Beach staple just

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steps away from the ocean. The Menu includes appetizers and tropical drinks, including the Moana Pineapple, a tropical sizzler of Bacardi rum, amaretto and coconut rum mixed with fruit juices and served in a whole pineapple. moana-surfrider.com. Moana Surfrider, Banyan Court, 2365 Kalakaua Ave., 808.921.4600.

Hawaiian Music/Hula CHART HOUSE RESTAURANT Offers

seafoods, steaks and prime rib with a view of Ala Wai Yacht Harbor. Live local entertainment nightly. charthousehonolulu.com. 1765 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.941.6669. DUKE’S WAIKIKI Named after the leg-

endary Hawaiian surfer Duke Kahanamoku, Duke’s Waikiki has two sections: the dining room and the Barefoot Bar and offers menus for breakfast, lunch, dinner, children and drinks. Validated parking available. dukeswaikiki.com. 2335 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.2268. KANI KA PILA GRILLE True to the mean-

ing of its name (kani ka pila means “to make musc” in Hawaiian), this poolside

restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and dinner plus an impressive nightly lineup of local musicians. outriggerreefonthebeach.com. Outrigger Reef on the Beach, 2169 Kalia Rd., 808.924.4990. ROYAL GROVE Enjoy free Hawaiian

music performances at the newly renovated Royal Grove at Royal Hawaiian Center on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. On the ground level, facing Kalakaua Avenue and Seaside. royalhawaiiancenter.com. 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.2299. WAIKIKI BEACH WALK Free perfor-

mances by local hula dance troupes and accompanying bands every Tuesday. Be sure to check the schedule on the website for free activites. waikikibeachwalk.com. 227 Lewers St., 808.931.3591.

Luau GERMAINE’S LUAU Dinner, cultural

lessons, entertainment and sizzling sunsets mark this leeward Oahu luau in Kapolei. A Polynesian revue highlights the dances of Samoa, Tahiti, New Zealand and Hawaii. Round-trip trans-

portation from Waikiki is provided. germainesluau.com. 91-119 Olai St. Call for reservations at 808.949.6626. 800.367.5655. PARADISE COVEA tropical mai tai

greeting and traditional Hawaiian music set the festive mood of the evening. Casually stroll through the Hawaiian Village and learn the Arts & Crafts of the islands or test your skills at one of the Hawaiian Games. Witness the time-honored techniques of underground oven cooking at the Imu Ceremony then enjoy the show and luau feast. Transportation is available. paradisecove.com. 92-1089 Alii Nui Drive, Kapolei, 808.842.5911

Waikiki BLUE NOTE HAWAII Blue Note Hawaii

serves as the state’s premier venue for world-renowned artists, from jazz and blues to Hawaiian favorites. Similar to other Blue Note locations, Blue Note Hawaii features leaders in jazz, as well as musicians of other genres, including top local island artists. 2335 Kalakaua Ave., Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort,

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HAWAII NAUTICALAs one of Hawaii’s

largest ocean-activity providers, Hawaii Nautical boasts a fleet of modern vessels that serve many harbors across Oahu. Tour guides emphasize safety and adhere to strict guidelines that protect all marine mammals and wildlife. They also follow the guidelines of the Coral Reef Alliance in order to establish lasting change and promote coral reef health around the world. www.hawaiinautical.com.

Air BLUE HAWAIIAN HELICOPTERS Aerial

tours are a handy way to see the less accessible natural areas in Hawaii, including waterfall-laced valleys, active volcanoes, tropical rainforests and shorelines. Tours are available on Oahu, Maui, Hawaii island and Kauai. bluehawaiian.com. 800.745.2583; Oahu, 99 Kaulele Pl.

PACIFIC SKYDIVING HONOLULU Taking

off from Waialua on the north shore, skydivers can reach 14,000’ of altitude and soar over mountain and ocean views. It’s a breathtaking experience. www.pacificskydivinghonolulu.com. Dillingham Airfield, 68-760 Farrington Hwy., 808.637.7472. SKYDIVE HAWAII Waikiki hotel pickups

and group discounts are offered for skydiving excursions and entry into “freefall school” at this North Shore airfield. With mountains and ocean converging, skydivers soar like the seabirds that nest at Ka’ena Point, just around the corner. skydivehawaii.com. Dillingham Airfield, 68-760 Farrington Hwy. #1, 808.945.0222.

Boat Tours/Cruises ALII KAI CATAMARAN CRUISES

Panoramic views of Honolulu and the Pacific Ocean are a staple of this cruise. The Polynesian show features dancers,

drummers and chanters, and the Pacific Rim menu includes kalua pork, Alaskan salmon and locally-grown vegetables. Vegetarian meals can be ordered by calling 24 hours in advance of the sail. aliikaicatamaran.com. Aloha Tower Marketplace, 1 Aloha Tower Dr., Pier 5, 808.539.9400. ATLANTIS SUBMARINES WAIKIKI Sub-

marines enable you to dive in comfort, so you can chuck the scuba gear and watch the underwater spectacle: marine life, coral reefs, sunken shipwrecks and airplanes. There is complimentary transportation from select Waikiki locations. atlantisadventures.com. Hilton Pier, Hilton Hawaiian Village, 2005 Kalia Rd., 800.381.0237. HAWAII PIRATE SHIP ADVENTURES

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the adventurous world of a pirate’s life aboard the three-deck Treasure Seeker. Comedic actors recreate the experience on their daily Lost Treasure

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excursions and other family friendly cruises. A BYOB evening cruise for adults is also offered for a more clubstyle adventure. hawaiipirateshipadventures.com. Kewalo Basin Harbor, 1085 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.593.2469. MAITA‘I CATAMARAN Mai tais and

sunset cruises go hand in hand. When you add Waikiki, Diamond Head and a 44-foot, twin-hulled catamaran named Maita‘i, it’s a party. The 47-seat catamaran has center stage on Waikiki Beach, between Halekulani and Sheraton

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Waikiki hotels. Snorkel, swim and sunset tours let you soak up the views of Diamond Head and the Honolulu skyline. www.leahi.com/. On the beach fronting the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, 2255 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.5665. NAVATEK CRUISES The Navatek I sails

along Waikiki Beach and the Kahala Coastline during sunset. This longtime favorite cruise includes a buffet dinner with Hawaiian and contemporary music, song and dance. atlantissubmarines.com. Aloha Tower Marketplace, 1 Aloha Tower Dr., Pier 6, 800.381.0237. STAR OF HONOLULU Offering three

different styles of cruise, the Star of Honolulu is the largest vessel of it’s kind in the islands. Select a Star Sunset DInner & Show or a Pacific Star sunset Buffet & Show for a fun packed evening with family and friends. The Three Star Sunset Dinner & Show is a Five-course meal followed by live entertainment by a cast performing song and dance of Polynesia. The Five Star Sunset Dining & Jazz is a perfect for those seeking a romantic evening in an Art Decoinspired top deck. starofhonolulu.com. Aloha Tower Marketplace, 1 Aloha Tower Dr., PIer 8, 808.983.STAR(7827).

Fitness LAAKEA SPA HAWAII Specialty mas-

Dive O‘ahu A dive club, open water certification courses and daily boat charters for experienced divers are among this veteran operation’s offerings. They know the sites, have been featured in national dive magazines and are passionate about the sport. Open-water certification courses are available for uncertified divers, while daily boat charters cater to seasoned divers. All skill levels are welcome. www.diveoahu.com, 808.922.DIVE (3483)

sages, body treatments, facials, waxing, spa packages and hydrotherapy are offered at this Aveda Exclusive destination spa. Hosted group spa manicures and pedicures amake for perfect treats for bridal showers and corporate events. Also shop for Aveda skin, hair and body products for men and women. www.laakeaspahawaii. com. 2169 Kalia Rd., 808.926.2882. LANIWAI SPA Picking one of over

150 spa therapies maybe the only stressful part of your day at this Aulani Resort spa. Options include skin care treatments, shiatsu, traditional Thai and Hawaiian massages, reflexology, sports massage, couples treatments and signature therapies. resorts.disney. go.com/aulani-hawaii-resort/. Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa, 92-1185 Aliinui Dr., 808.674.6300. NA HO’OLA SPA This two-story

10,000-square-foot spa one of the top ten spas in Hawaii. Hawaiian healing arts and beauty treatments include lomilomi and pohaku (hot stone) massages, limu (seaweed) and kele kele

(mud) wraps and macadamia nut body scrubs. waikiki.hyatt.com/hyatt/pure/ spas/. Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa, 2424 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.1234. SPA PURE New sensations are evoked

at this Waikiki spa, where you can immerse yourself in a salt water pool before entering a hot stone spa, called ganban yoku. The combination of therapies helps you release toxins for relaxation and purification. spapurewaikiki.com. Courtyard by Marriott Waikiki Beach, 400 Royal Hawaiian Ave., 808.924.3200. THE SHIATSU & MASSAGE CENTER

Japanese shiatsu meets Hawaiian lomilomi in the custom therapies offered at this center. Use of the fitness area is included with massage purchase. shiatsumassagecenter.com. Waikiki Beach Walk, 226 Lewers St., Suite L209, 808.922.0171.

Golf HAWAII PRINCE GOLF CLUB The rain-

carved Waianae Mountains surround this 27-hole, 270-acre golf course in leeward Oahu. Peppered with 90 white-sand bunkers and 10 lakes, it also features an all-grass driving range, putting and chipping greens, a pro shop and locker rooms. The Bird of Paradise Restaurant is open for lunch and cocktails, and complimentary shuttle services are available from a few Waikiki hotels. princeresortshawaii. com/waikiki-oahu-golf.php. 91-1200 Fort Weaver Rd., 808.944.4567. KO OLINA GOLF CLUB Located on the

very sunny leeward side, this 18-hole championship golf course has multitiered greens and 16 water features, as well as grand views of the ocean and Ko‘olau Mountains. Amenities include a golf shop and Roy’s Restaurant. koolinagolf.com. 92-1220 Aliinui Dr., 808.676.5300. KO‘OLAU GOLF CLUB On the windward

side of the Ko‘olau Ridge Mountain Range, the Ko‘olau Golf Club encompasses three climate zones, extreme elevation changes and views of cascading waterfalls. There’s also a 5-acre practice facility and a clubhouse with a full service pro shop, golf school, Honey’s restaurant, and banquet facilities. koolaugolfclub.com. 45-550 Kionaole Rd., 808.246.4653.

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Surfing/Paddling HANS HEDEMANN SURF SCHOOL Pro

surfer and ocean safety advocate Hans Hedemann opened his surf school in 1997 and today has locations in Waikiki and Turtle Bay. His school offers surf camps and lessons, water activity packages and equipment rentals, with a strong emphasis on ocean safety. hhsurf.com. Park Shore Hotel, 2586 Kalakaua Ave., 808.924.7778; Turtle Bay Resort, 57-091 Kamehameha Hwy., 808.447.6755.

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lesson on the world famous Waikiki Beach. Learn how to paddle, turn and properly position yourself on the wave. All of the instructors are licensed by the State of Hawaii and have Red Cross CPR certification. hawaiianoceanswaikiki.com. 2425 Kalakaua Ave., 808.306.4586. KAI SALLAS’ PRO SURF SCHOOL Owned

and operated by professional surfer, Kai Sallas, this surf school takes learners away from the crowded waters of Waikiki to a secluded, beginner-friendly surf-spot with slow rolling waves. Services offered include surfing, stand up paddling, and body-boarding lessons and surf tours. www.prosurfschoolhawaii.com. Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, 808.343.9667. KAILUA SAILBOARDS AND KAYAKS

Kayak, snorkel, windsurf, boogie board or canoe paddle at one of the best beaches in the world. Try a kayak tour to the Mokulua Islands and visit a protected bird sanctuary. kailuasailboards. com. 130 Kailua Rd., 808.262.2555. TY GURNEY SURF SCHOOL Ty Gurney

Ride Along Pearl Harbor, the North Shore, Waimea Valley, Polynesian Cultural Center and even a circle island tour are among Discover Hawaii Tours’ adventurous options. Guides are handselected and trained in Native Hawaiian culture and U.S. history, and the menu of tours is diverse. Choose a coastal, Pali/ Makapu‘u tour, a North Shore lū‘au package and many more combinations. 955 Waimanu St., 808.690.9051, www.discoverhawaiitours.com

is a highly respected, nationally prominent surf instructor offering private and customized lessons tailored to personal needs. You can choose oneon-one instruction or group lessons in Waikiki, or full- and half-day surf safaris to east Oahu and the North Shore. He’s known for his commitment to ocean safety and the expertise gained from a lifetime of surfing. The customer service is notable. tygurneysurfschool. com. Imperial of Waikiki Resort, 205 Lewers St., 808.271.9557.

Tours/Activities KAMA’AINA KIDS For date nights or

day trips planned with more daring, non kid-friendly excursions during your stay, Kama’aina Kids provides in-room childcare at all hotels, timeshares and vacation rentals on Oahu and Maui. Rates and reservation details can be found on their website. The company also offers a child Day Camp program, which includes sailing, kayaking, weekly swimming, overnighter at Camp Timberline, weekly excursions and a variety of on-site activities, such as Super Science, singing, dancing, team games and more. www.kamaainakids.com. 156 Hamakua Dr. Suite C, 808.262.4538.

KUALOA RANCH The stunning, 4,000-

acre working cattle ranch is a windward Oahu signature, a landscape of valleys, dense rainforest, sheer cliffs and white-sand beaches. With its backdrop of the Ko‘olau Mountains, it’s popular among filmmakers, with “Jurassic Park” and “Lost” among its location credits. Its menu includes adventure tours on horseback and ATV, and Hawaiian experience tours such as fishponds, gardening and ocean voyaging. kualoa. com. 49-560 Kamehameha Hwy., 808.237.7321. ROYAL HAWAIIAN SHOOTING CLUB The

largest indoor shooting facility in Hawaii offers a wide selection of firearms in a clean and safe environment. Visitors choose from different packages, along with a member’s only “ala carte” option. The recently renovated facility includes a briefing room, 17 shooting stalls and a gift shop. rhshooting. com/en/. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.4122.

Water Sports DIVE OAHU A leader in dive opera-

tions, the company leads scuba divers to some of the island most beautiful underwater sites, from shallow reefs to deep wrecks. Rent a Tusa scooter while exploring the ocean floor. The Kahala Hotel & Resort, 5000 Kahala Ave., 800.248.3316. DOLPHIN QUEST Swim with and kiss a

dolphin at the Kahala Resort. Visitors have the option to encounter dolphins up-close as a family, couple or alone in various programs offered throughout the day. Call for reservations. dolphinquest.com. www.diveoahu.com. 1085 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.922.DIVE DOLPHIN STAR Visitors are guaranteed

to see wild spinner dolphins aboard this eco-friendly two-deck catamaran with a 360¬∫ wrap-around upper deck. After a morning of dolphin watching, enjoy lunch and cocktails and a refreshing snorkel session in the beautiful West Oahu ocean. www.dolphin-star. com. Waianae Boat Harbor, 85 Farrington Hwy., 808.983.STAR(7827). DOLPHINS & YOU Spend a day in

the pristine ocean off of the coast of Waianae on The Dolphin Tour. Swim with dolphins in the wild, snorkel with turtles, enjoy fresh hamburgers for lunch and learn how to hula with the friendly crew on the most popular of

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are taken three miles off shore to where Galapagos and Sandbar sharks can be observed from a floating cage equipped with large plexiglass windows. Scuba experience is not necessary, as guests will stay on the ocean surface and use a mask and snorkel. hawaiisharkencounters.com. Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor 66-105 Haleiwa Rd., 808.351.9373. HAWAII WATER SPORTS CENTER Scuba

diving and snorkeling are some of the ocean activities of this south shore operator, located in Koko Marina Center, just minutes away from Hanauma Bay. Surf lessons, waterskiing, jetskiing, parasailing, banana boating and bumper tubing are also offered. hawaiiwatersportscenter.com. Koko Marina Center, 7192 Kalanianaole Hwy., 808.395.3773. SOUTH PACIFIC WATER SPORTS

Snorkeling at Hanauma Bay is the main attraction in this eastern part of the island, which also hosts plenty of motorized water sports. Besides the usual parasailing, surfing and SCUBA, there’s a full range of instructions and equipment rental. southpacifichawaii.com. Koko Marina Center, 7192 Kalanianaole Hwy., 808.395.7474. WAIKIKI DIVING SCUBA tours and

PADI and NAUI certifications cater to all levels of skill, from open water to dive master at this Waikiki-based dive shop. Dive sites have names like Koko Craters, Portlock Reefs, Spitting Caves and Corsair Wreck, marked by sunken World War II planes. Complimentary charters are available with all diving tours. waikikidiving.com. 424 Nahua St., 808.922.2121. HAWAIIAN PARASAIL Tandem rides use

a harness method with the choice of side-by-side or back-and-front seating. Operators let you choose between a dry flight or a water touchdown, with landing and takeoff from a boat. Flights usually last 8- to 10-minutes and reach up to a 500-foot altitude. One or two per flight, with daily departures from Kewalo Basin and roundtrip transportation available from Waikiki. Hawaiian Parasail, 1651 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.591.1280. 42

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Feathered Treasures

Commemorating 75

After 237 years, two treasured artifacts have returned to their proper place: Hawai‘i. In a partnership among Office of Hawaiian Affairs, The National Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, the ‘ahu ‘ula (feathered cloak) and mahiole (feathered helmet)—which were gifted to Captain James Cook by Chief Kalani‘ōpu‘u of Hawai‘i Island— are now part of an exhibit called ‘He Nae Ākea: Bound Together.’ 1525 Bernice St., 808. 847.3511, bishopmuseum.org

A series of events will “honor the past and inspire the future” when Pearl Harbor remembers the fateful day in December. For a detailed list of events, visit www. pearlharbor75thanniversary.com, 808.455.1600

Attractions BATTLESHIP MISSOURI MEMORIAL The

USS Missouri, America’s last battleship, served her country through three wars, and is best known as the site of the signing of the Formal Instrument of Surrender, marking the end of World War II. ussmissouri.org. 63 Cowpens St., 808.455.1600. HANAUMA BAY NATURE PRESERVE

Snorkelers of all levels of experience can explore this marine life conservation area. Open daily except Tuesdays. Parking: $1 per car. General $7.50, children 12 and under and Hawaii residents free with proof of residency. honolulu.gov/parks. 7455 Kalanianaole Highway, 808.396.4229. PACIFIC AVIATION MUSEUM PEARL HARBOR Accessed by shuttles from

the USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center, the museum celebrates aviation history in the Pacific with exhibits of vintage aircraft, refurbished hangars

and a recently approved renovation of the control tower that guarded Ford Island during the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. pacificaviationmuseum. org. Ford Island, 319 Lexington Blvd., 808.441.1000. POLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER

With its seven native island villages, a Hawaiian lu‘au and “Ha: Breath of Life,” a Polynesian show, the PCC is a living museum and entertainment center. With Polynesian dance, music and fireknife dancing, the show tells the story of Mana and his beloved Lani. Daily except Sunday. polynesia.com. 55-370 Kamehameha Hwy., 808.293.3333. WAIMEA VALLEY Waimea Valley is an

1,875 acre privately-owned property run by a nonprofit organization. Filled with native flora, the valley is rich in history and a culturally significant wahi pana (storied place). Experience Waimea Valley with a walk through a sacred ahupua`a (Hawaiian land divi-

sion that extends from the mountains to the sea), which happens to have a world class Botanical Garden in the middle of it. waimeavalley.net. 59-864 Kamehameha Hwy., 808.638.7766.

Museums BISHOP MUSEUM This recently

renovated museum is the world’s most significant repository of Pacific and Polynesian artifacts, an imposing stone structure with more than twenty-five million artifacts in its collection. www. bishopmuseum.org. 1525 Bernice St., 808.847.3511. HONOLULU MUSEUM OF ART Hawaii’s

fine arts museum with a collection of 60,000+ works, and its major strengths are in Asian art, European and American painting and graphic and decorative arts. Closed Mondays. honolulumuseum.org. 900 S. Beretania St., 808.532.8700.

THE WAIKĪKĪ AQUARIUM’S Edge of the Reef Exhibit is a 7,500-gallon outdoor exhibit that features Hawaiian marine life. waikikiaquarium.org

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Dining

Local First, Aloha Always

Buon Appetito

Four-time James Beard award semifinalist Ed Kenney enters the Waikīkī dining scene with Mahina & Sun’s, a new concept restaurant at the poolside of the recently redeveloped Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club. Tourists will now have a chance to experience Kenney’s local-centric menu, focusing on fresh seafood and locally grown produce. House specialties will include the Kuahiwi Ranch burger and the Grilled He’e (above), an octopusand-watercress salad. 412 Lewers St., 808.924.5810, surfjack.com

Taormina offers authentic Sicilian cuisine, featuring such dishes as classic spaghetti Bolognese (above), fettuccine pomodoro and its signature uni pasta. 227 Lewers St., 808.926.5050. taorminarestaurant.com

CHEF CHAI’S AT PACIFICA Pacific Rim. Popular local restaurateur

Chai Chaowasaree offers a fusion of flavors, preparing such dishes as oxtail soup, deconstructed scallop pot pie, vegetable terrine and Thai-style whole fresh fish. chefchai.com. Pacifica, 1009 Kapiolani Blvd., 808.585.0011.

ospier38.com. Pier 38, 1129 N. Nimitz Hwy., 808.540.1377. UNCLE’S FISH MARKET AND GRILL Seafood. Created as a tribute to former

fishing mentors, Uncle’s Fish Market & Grill serves up the freshest fish from the Hawaiian waters, supplied by parent company Fresh Island Fish. 1135 N. Nimitz Hwy., 808.275.0063.

Downtown Honolulu

Hawaii Kai/Kahala

NICO’S PIER 38 Seafood. Chef Nico

HOKU’S Regional. Hoku’s offers stellar

Chaize serves gourmet plate lunches from a menu that features fresh fish brought in daily from the Honolulu Fish Auction, just steps away. The menu includes furikake (seasoned seaweed) pan-seared ahi with ginger-garlic-cilantro sauce, fried ahi belly, plus a host of local favorites. For breakfast there’s the Loco Moco. Order at the counter and dine casually on tables outdoors with boat and harbor views. Ask about live music Wednesday through Friday. nic-

ocean views and a menu of Hawaiian, Asian and European flavors streaming from the open kitchen. Its ahi musubi, Maine lobster tempura and crisped whole Island fish are well-known, and it’s nestled in the world-famous Kahala resort, a favorite among celebs. www. kahalaresort.com/honolulu_restaurants/hokus/. The Kahala Hotel & Resort, 5000 Kahala Ave., 808.739.8760. PLUMERIA BEACH HOUSE Seafood.

Here’s indoor-outdoor dining at its

finest. Eat beachside while watching dolphins frolic in the man made lava rock sanctuary. kahalaresort.com. Kahala Hotel & Resort, 5000 Kahala Ave., 808.739.8760. ROY’S Regional. Roy’s first Hawaii

location in Hawaii Kai launched him as a culinary force. Live music, views of the bay, and local ingredients in EuroAsian preparations are the highlight of this busy dining room. From the open kitchen come individual pizzas, signature Szechuan baby back ribs, and Cajun spices on fresh seafood, along with sushi, dim sum specials and nostalgic ethnic flavors. www.royshawaii. com. Hawaii Kai Towne Center, 6600 Kalanianaole Hwy., 808.396.7697; Ko Olina, 92-1220 Aliinui Dr., 808.676.7697; 226 Lewers St., 808.923.7697.

North Shore LUIBUENO’S MEXICAN AND LATIN CUISINE Baja Mexican & Spanish.

A LOCAL STAPLE, the ubiquitous plate lunch consists of two scoops of white rice, a heaping dollop of mac salad and a choice of protein.

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Specializing in Baja Mexican and Spanish fare, this restaurant uses only the freshest local ingredients. Enjoy margaritas and Mexican draft beers here after a day at the beach. luibueno. com. Haleiwa Town Center, 66-165 Kamehameha Hwy., 808.637.7717.

Waikiki ARANCINO Italian. Reflecting the

cuisine of Naples along with homemade tiramisu and panna cotta, using ingredients imported from Italy. www.arancino.com, 255 Beachwalk Ave., 808.923.5557; 2552 Kalakaua Ave., 808.931.6273; 5000 Kahala Ave., 808.380.4400. ATLANTIS SEAFOOD & STEAK Seafood/ Regional. From seafood lau lau to

Hawaiian fish loco moco, talented chefs capture the essence of Pacific Rim cuisine. Perfect for a romantic dinner for two on the open lanai or a large group event in the VIP party room. atlantisseafoodsteak.com, 2284 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.6868. AZURE RESTAURANT Seafood/Regional. A world-class restaurant perched

on Waikiki Beach under the canopy of The Royal Hawaiian Hotel’s dramatic architecture. Chef Jon Matsubara, known for his innovative cuisine and culinary techniques, has crafted a menu where the freshest local seafood—caught and selected each morning from the Honolulu Fish Auction—is paired with the finest produce grown in Hawaii. azurewaikiki.com. The Royal Hawaiian, 2259 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.7311. BEACHHOUSE AT THE MOANA Seafood/Steak. An oceanfront dining

experience in Waikiki with a menu of island-inspired specialties and the finest quality seafood and steaks, such as Angus and American Wagyu (kobe style) beef. beachhousewaikiki.com. The Moana Surfrider, 2365 Kalakaua Ave. Dinner daily. 808.921.4600. CHIBO OKONOMIYAKI Japanese. Sip

on some sake and watch as skilled chefs prepare okonomiyaki (Japanese pancakes made-to-order), teppanyaki meats and seafood and yakisoba dishes right at your table. www. chibohawaii.com, 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.9722. DUKE’S WAIKIKI Regional. Island

waterman Duke Kahanamoku inspired many, including those who designed

this beachfront restaurant and bar with its that’s popular with visitors, paying homage to Duke Kahanamoku, the founder of modern surfing. They have an extensive menus of tropical drinks and appetizers as well as a kid’s menu. dukeswaikiki.com. Outrigger Waikiki, 2335 Kalakaua Ave., 808.922.2268. HAKONE Japanese. Hakone serves

traditional sushi favorites buffet-style in an intimate and elegant setting overlooking the ocean at the Hawaii Prince Hotel. From the cloth napkins to the high-quality chopsticks, no detail has been spared. Look for ahi (yellowfin tuna) and hamachi (yellow tail) that come straight from the Honolulu Fish Auction, and other top-grade fish from Japan. www.princeresortshawaii.com/ hawaii-prince-hotel-waikiki/hawaiiprince-hakone.php. Hawaii Prince Hotel, 100 Holomoana St., 808.944.4494. HAU TREE LANAI Regional. A Waikiki

staple, with a terrace steps from the sand under a venerable hau tree. Robert Louis Stevenson once sat here, and guests pour in for breakfast (poi pancakes, salmon Eggs Benedict), lunchtime sandwiches and entrees, and fresh fish dinners. You can order from the menu at the adjacent lounge, a gathering place at sunset. www. kaimana.com/hautreelanai.htm. New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel, 2863 Kalakaua Ave., 808.921.7066. HULA GRILL WAIKIKI Hawaii Regional.

Peter Merriman’s influences are felt in this oceanfront dining room with a plantation era atmosphere and a menu offering Hawaii Regional Cuisine. Dishes include tako poke, macadamianut-crusted fish, ahi steak and filet steak Kiana. hulagrillwaikiki.com. Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach, 2335 Kalakaua Ave., 808.923.4852. IHOP American. Best known for their

fluffy pancakes and other traditional breakfast favorites. IHOP is also located in Pearl City. www.ihophawaii. com; Ohana Malia Hotel, 2211 Kuhio Ave., 808.921.2400; Aqua Palms Hotel, 1850 Ala Moana Blvd., 808.949.4467; Times Plaza, 96-1258 Kaahumanu St., 808.486.4467. KAI MARKET Regional. This new open-

air eatery at the Sheraton Waikiki offers a lavish buffet of eclectic dishes. The plantation-themed menu represents the culinary traditions of the immigrant groups that have migrated to Hawaii.

Find foods inspired by Japan, China, Portugal, the Philippines and Korea, blended with Native Hawaiian fish and fruits. Devoted to using local produce and seafood, it offers a chance to try Big Island tomatoes, Maui strawberries, North Shore asparagus, Molokai sweet potatoes, and meats and fresh cheeses produced in Hawaii. The restaurant overlooks the resort’s new Infinity Edge Pool, Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head, and serves breakfast and dinner. sheraton-waikiki.com/dining/kai. Sheraton Waikiki, 2255 Kalakaua Ave., 808.921.4600. KANI KA PILA GRILLE . Waikiki’s hotspot

is at this poolside restaurant where Hawaiian casual cuisine, tropical drinks and live award-winning Hawaiian entertainment create an unforgettable Hawaiian experience. Kani Ka Pila Grille serves lunch and dinner daily and hosts live entertainment featuring legendary artists nightly from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. 2169 Kalia Rd., 808.924.4990. MAUI TACOS Mexican. Voted as the

restaurant with the best fish tacos and burritos in the Maui Times newspaper’s Best of Maui 2010, this Mexican surf grill has some gnarly Mexican fare with a local twist—including the Maui taco, Maui taco salad, and surf burrito. Explore the salsa bar with salsa such as the “Maui firedancer” chipotle hot salsa, “pineapple passion” salsa and the “hola aloha” tomato salsa. mauitacos.com. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2233 Kalakaua Ave., 808.931.6111; Kailua Village, 539 Kailua Rd., 808.261.4155. MIYAKO RESTUARANT Japanese. Tradi-

tional Japanese decor and waitresses in kimono await at this ocean view restaurant on the second floor of the New Otani Hotel. For a truly spectacular view, request the lanai seating where they have step up three cabanas or the private tatami rooms. Closed Tuesdays. kaimana.com. The New Otani, 2863 Kalakaua Ave., 808.921.7077. OCEANARIUM RESTAURANT Seafood.

Aside from being famous for the threestory indoor oceanarium packed with tropical marine life, this restaurant is where locals love to bring out-of-town guests for the nightly prime rib and seafood buffet dinner and breakfast buffet. Watch as divers feed the fish daily. pacificbeachhotel.com. Pacific Beach Hotel, 2490 Kalakaua Ave., Open daily. 808.921.6111.

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Chinese cuisine served in a stylish, bistro setting. Patrons have the option to dine on the patio and people watch, relax at the bar inside on the first floor or take in artwork and the ambiance inside of the dining room while enjoying dishes of Mongolian Beef, garlic noodles and Chang’s lettuce wraps. 2201 Kalakaua Ave., 808.628.6760. PIKAKE TERRACE Asian-Pacific.

Relaxed outdoor dining in a poolside garden setting. Serving breakfast and dinner buffets, as well as an a la carte menu in the evening. princess-kaiulani. com. Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel, 120 Kaiulani Ave., 808.923.2311.

There’s life after lunch. Nico’s at Night.

PRINCE COURT Seafood. The weekend

seafood buffet, packed with Dungeness crab legs, sushi, sashimi, poke and oysters, is a favorite with locals and a must for anyone wanting to try fresh Island seafood. princeresortshawaii. com/hawaii-prince-court.php. Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki, 100 Holomoana St., 808.944.4494. SANSEI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & SUSHI BAR Japanese. Chef D.K. Kodama’s

“new wave sushi” has won accolades from both local and national media, including Travel + Leisure. The nigiri sushi, rolls, appetizers and entrees are artfully presented and combine bold flavors and textures. www.sanseihawaii. com. Waikiki Beach Marriot Resort & Spa, 2552 Kalakaua Ave. 808.931.6286. TAORMINA SICILIAN CUISINE Italian. As

soon as you step into this modern feng shui establishment, you’ll pick up on a big city vibe. Handsome furnishings, mood lighting and a friendly staff make your dinning experience unforgettable. The food reflects the environment— clean, light and well done. There are over 125 wines by the bottle. taorminarestaurant.com. Waikiki Beach Walk, 227 Lewers St., 808.926.5050.

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Healthy Haven Since 1967, the Waikīkī Health Center has dedicated its services to the community, including thousands of Waikīkī vacationers. Majority of insurance plans are accepted. 277 Ohua Ave., 808.922.4787; www.waikikihc.org

BIKE HAWAII Hike a 75-acre rainforest

trail then coast downhill on a paved road through the lush Puu Ohia rainforest or take a dirt mountain biking adventure through Kaaawa Valley. Lunch is included in both tours. bikehawaii. com. 808.734.4214. E NOA TOURS This company offers

unique, personalized tours of Oahu catering to what guests want to do and their activity level preference. Find shopping tours, narrated circle island tours, hiking and snorkeling trips and more. enoa.com. 3015 Koapaka St., 808.593.7676.

Neighborhoods

CHINATOWN A vibrant community

dating back to the 1800s, this historic wedge in Honolulu was established by the first Chinese immigrants to Hawaii. Many buildings and storefronts from

that era still remain, and during the day crowds mill past the colorful restaurants, dim sum shops, street vendors selling exotic fruits and Chinese herbal shops. chinatownhi.com. . HAWAII KAI East of Waikiki, Hawaii Kai

is an upscale residential area whose houses line the ridges and valleys of the Koolau Mountains. Many visitors will pass by this town on the way to and from Hanauma Bay, but the neighborhood is worth a visit. KAIMUKI This is one of the oldest resi-

dential neighborhoods on the island. The main thoroughfare, Wailae Avenue, and the surrounding streets are home to funky coffee shops, boutiques with clothes and gifts at consignment prices, international cuisine and long-time family businesses. www. kaimukihawaii.com. NORTH SHORE Known as Oahu’s “coun-

try,” communities here lead a laid-back lifestyle, making Honolulu’s hustle and

bustle look like New York City by comparison. In Haleiwa Town, natural food stores and cafes sit alongside surf and souvenir shops. gonorthshore.org. 66434 B. Kamehameha Hwy, North Shore Chamber of Commerce, 808.637.4558.

Public Transportation THEBUS An easy, cost-effective, and

environmentally-friendly way to get around the island is via TheBus, the island’s award-winning public transportation system. Many routes depart frequently from Waikiki and stop at Oahu’s major attractions. Fares are the following: adults 17 and over: $2.50 each way, seniors 65+ and people with disability: $1 each way, youths ages 6-17, $1.25 each way. Each trip allows for one transfer. Visitors may also want to consider buying the four-day pass at $25 at various ABC Stores and 7-Eleven locations. TheBus.org. For complete route and schedule information, call 808.848.5555.

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Waikiki

Meaning â&#x20AC;&#x153;spouting watersâ&#x20AC;? in the Hawaiian language, Waikiki was once a playground for Hawaiian royalty and is now a mecca for millions of travelers seeking sunshine and a piece of paradise.

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Airlines: Air Canada: (888) 247-2262 Air France/KLM: (800) 225-2525 Alaska: (800) 252-7522 American (800) 433-7300 Delta: (800) 221-1212

Hawaiian: (800) 367-5320 Island Air (inter-island): (800) 652-6541 Japan: (800) 525-3663 Mokulele Airlines (inter-island): (866) 260-7070 United: (800) 864-8331

Consulates/Embassies: Australia: (808) 524-5050 Brazil: (808) 235-0571 Japan: (808) 543-3111 New Zealand: (808) 675-5555 Philippines: (808) 595-6316 South Korea: (808) 595-6109

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Aloha Wear

It’s not pronounced poke, like a jab, but PO-kay, as in the Hawaiian staple that has been around for centuries. In its simplest form, poke is composed of raw, bite-sized cubes of fish—usually ahi—which are seasoned with Hawaiian sea salt. Here are some of our favorites. (1) Clams spiced with red and yellow chili flakes. (2) Tako (octopus) seasoned with ginger and garlic. (3) Salmon mixed with tomatoes and onions. The combinations and incarnations may be infinite but the classic ahi poke will always be a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

With more than 100 beaches, O‘ahu is a prime destination for myriad water activities (1) Learn to ride a wave in a day with lessons from the legendary Hans Hedemann Surf School. (2) If standing up on a board doesn’t fit your itinerary, snorkel the waters of Hanauma Bay, where fish boldly swim right up to your face mask and, if you are really lucky, a sea turtle may swim up beside you. (3) For the more adventurous thrillseeker, jump in the water with some of the ocean’s deadliest predators, all within the safety of a Hawaii Shark Encounters’ cage.

Aside from “rubbah slippahs”—the choice of footwear among many island residents—dressing like a local demands these three essentials. (1) For women, the mu‘umu’u is a loose-fitting dress that was introduced by the missionaries. Today, these dresses often feature a floral pattern. (2) The aloha shirt is the quintessential necessity in a man’s wardrobe. From Kahala to Tori Richard, designs can be subtle to colorful and everything in between. (3) Hawai‘i’s sun can be blinding, leading many locals to don woven lauhala hats adorned with feather lei. 64

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