Honolulu County Aircraft + Water sports pictures

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The jewel in the crown of the tropical Hawaiian islands. Marvel at breathtaking bays and volcanoes and immerse yourself in the unique Polynesian culture.

Nowhere sums up the spirit of Hawaii more powerfully than its world-famous beach – so grab your swimming gear and prepare to be wowed by Waikiki!

Swim with turtles and surf with professionals on Hawaii’s most populated island, home to some of the world’s most famous beaches.

Bodysurf in the medium-sized waves of this beach and then hike along a cliff for extensive views of the waters off east O’ahu and the whales that swim in them.

You can still see bullet holes, shot down Japanese jets and other relics from the Pearl Harbor attacks at this comprehensive aviation museum.

Windsurf or kitesurf on this breezy beach on the east of O’ahu or head inland for picturesque mountain hikes. 

You can still see bullet holes, shot down Japanese jets and other relics from the Pearl Harbor attacks at this comprehensive aviation museum.

One of Hawaii’s most popular beach settlements features bright white sand, beachfront hotels and O’ahu’s landmark volcanic crater.

A surfer’s proving ground by winter and a calm wading beach by summer, this is the North Shore’s most famous destination.

Windsurf or kitesurf on this breezy beach on the east of O’ahu or head inland for picturesque mountain hikes. 

Bodysurf in the medium-sized waves of this beach and then hike along a cliff for extensive views of the waters off east O’ahu and the whales that swim in them.

Windsurf or kitesurf on this breezy beach on the east of O’ahu or head inland for picturesque mountain hikes. 

Swim in the reef-protected bay of this city on the island’s northeast or explore the surrounding area for greenery, golf and O’ahu history.

Windsurf or kitesurf on this breezy beach on the east of O’ahu or head inland for picturesque mountain hikes. 

Surf\'s up at the birthplace of Hawaii\'s big-wave surfing, an attractive half-moon beach known for its surfing, swimming and bodyboarding opportunities. 

Meet the turtles and eels living in the sheltered coves of this beach park on the north side of the island, one of O’ahu’s best snorkelling areas.

You can still see bullet holes, shot down Japanese jets and other relics from the Pearl Harbor attacks at this comprehensive aviation museum.

A surfer’s proving ground by winter and a calm wading beach by summer, this is the North Shore’s most famous destination.

Surf\'s up at the birthplace of Hawaii\'s big-wave surfing, an attractive half-moon beach known for its surfing, swimming and bodyboarding opportunities. 

Swim in the reef-protected bay of this city on the island’s northeast or explore the surrounding area for greenery, golf and O’ahu history.

Meet the turtles and eels living in the sheltered coves of this beach park on the north side of the island, one of O’ahu’s best snorkelling areas.

Swim in the reef-protected bay of this city on the island’s northeast or explore the surrounding area for greenery, golf and O’ahu history.

You can still see bullet holes, shot down Japanese jets and other relics from the Pearl Harbor attacks at this comprehensive aviation museum.