You’re on the way to one of the most convenient hotels in Honolulu. Ala Moana Hotel is steps from sand and surf (Ala Moana Beach Park), the world’s largest open-air shopping mall, and is in close proximity to both Waikiki Beach and downtown Honolulu – providing access to all that the south shore of Oahu […]
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image: property of Honolulu Airport Transfer, may use with linked attribution You’ve picked a good place to stay. Hawaii Kai is a proverbial gem, and conveniently located near a wide number of attractions that visitors flock to the island to see, without the hustle and bustle of Waikiki. However, since it doesn’t fall under one […]
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Next to Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor, world famous Hanauma Bay is the most popular visitor attraction on Oahu. That is why it is not uncommon for new arrivals to request information on getting straight from Honolulu International Airport (HNL) to the ecological reserve, as a means to bide time before accommodation check-in and knock […]
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image: property of Honolulu Airport Transfer, may use with linked attribution Honolulu Airport Transfer recently launched our custom island tour experiences and among the most popular is the Circle Island Tour which takes guests along the entire (where possible) coast of the island. On a few occasions, we’ve been asked about the best beaches to check […]
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The Kahala Hotel & Resort is one of the most magnificent properties on the south shore of Oahu. It’s an upscale manmade oasis that allows guests to escape the bustle of Waikiki 15-minutes west, while remaining close enough to the conveniences should you be able to bring yourself to leave the comforts of the luxury […]
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Listed as one of the top attractions near (15-20 minutes) Honolulu International Airport, Pearl Harbor is a first stop for many travelers arriving on Oahu. A visit to this important site is not only a right of passage for visitors, it makes for a great way to bide the in-between time from baggage claim to […]
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image: courtesy of Sheraton Waikiki Resort One of the top hotels/resorts on Oahu is the renowned Sheraton Waikiki. Known for an infinity pool that seemingly spills into the pacific ocean that fronts the establishment, guests are transported into a tropical oasis upon arrival. However, before that happens, you want to know what form of transportation […]
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Makaha is home to one of the most renowned big wave surfing spots in the world, garnering international attention before Waimea Bay and Banzai Pipeline. But this leeward gem of Oahu is also one of the most misunderstood. Because of this, we’re providing visitors staying in this neck of the west side with some insight […]
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This is a question that new visitors to the south shore of Oahu commonly ask. If you’re staying in Waikiki for a week or more, you may be looking to break of the bustling monotony with a trip to one of our more laid back islands for a day, maybe two. But day trips aren’t […]
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The appropriately named Kahuku (which means projection in Hawaiian) is the northernmost point on Oahu, found between Turtle Bay Resort and the town of Laie. It’s a pure island country town, recognizable by man-made fishponds and shrimp farms, serving as a bridge between the windward side (via Laie) and the North Shore most visitors come to see. […]
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