Things to see and do Hawaii

The Honolulu Parks and Recreation Department is located at the Department of Planning & Permitting, 650 S King St #1, Honolulu, HI 96813, USA. The department also offers year-round recreation programs for all ages. You can enroll your children in one of their popular summer programs, buy local produce at their markets open to the public or grow your own community garden. Their facilities also host a wide variety of activities throughout the year, including concerts, fairs, competitions and cultural exhibitions. For example, their Nā Hula Festival in Kapiʻolani Park is the state's longest-running non-competitive hula event. The department is dedicated to keeping our island green, our residents and visitors happy and our facilities in good working order. Enjoy the outdoors and remember that "We add quality to life!".

This 91 m deep cave was dug by the sea thousands of years ago. Hawaiiens priests celebrated their rites to the abolition of their religion in 1819.

Family beach and little frequented by tourists. Good surf spot for initiation as well. Picnic tables and barbecue grills available. Showers.

Surf spot for beginners. Picnic area, showers and toilets.

When you leave Lahaina towards Maalaea, this is the first beach on the highway, on the right. Ideal for swimming and snorkelling. A friendly beginner with a very nice view on the island of Lanai. Picnic area.