Must See Sights and Landmarks in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park Area

"The Battleship Missouri Memorial, loacted Pearl Harbor, is a living, working, all-action monument. It provides the chance to discover not only a U.S. naval vessel, but also the personal experiences of crewmembers and other war veterans."

"You can visit the Pearl Harbor Museums, the USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin Submarine, USS Missouri Battleship, Pacific Aviation Museum and plenty more. It was a very moving experience and definitely worth the visit."

"Make a scenic stop at Byodo-In Temple. Continuing on Highway 83, make a stop at Kualoa Beach Park for a beautiful view of Mokoli’i, which is also known as Chinaman’s Hat."

"Tucked away in the back of the Valley of the Temples cemetery is a replica of the 11th-century Temple at Uji in Japan. A 2-ton carved…"

"Built by Queen Liliuokalani’s father in the 1840’s, the Washington Place served as the Hawaii State governor's mansion before getting converted to the present day museum. This place became Queen Liliuokalani’s home after she married John Dominis. She died here in 1917."

"Named in honor of the first president of the United States, Washington Place was built in 1847 by wealthy sea captain John Dominis, but later became the home of Queen Lili'uokalani."

"While the paid attractions and demonstrations around the Island Villages here close by early evening, the Hukilau Marketplace and its food kiosks, shops and Polynesian Football Hall of Fame are open late. There’s also a luau and evening show, but you’ll have to reserve tickets ahead of time and arrive early for the dinner seatings."

"Choose between Cinnamon’s, Eggs ’n’ Things or Cream Pot for an early morning breakfast, then go for a drive through Downtown Honolulu to take photos at the Kamehameha Statue, Iolani Palace, Kawaiahao Church and the state Capitol. There’s no rush, because you booked your USS Arizona Memorial tour two months in advance for 3 p.m."

"This Japanese cafe serves the perfect dishes that pair well with good sake. Morio’s bistro is great for a casual dining experience with friends and the servers pay special attention to detail. The chef prepares a wide selection of treats from tempura sushi balls to mouth-watering, hand loaded hand rolls and sashimi."

"the tiny cafe serving up modern twists on Hawaiian classics like red curry fish and the super flavorful Mandarin duck confit.... Air Date: 05-23-2014"

"Two years after it was announced, this spot in Downtown’s 1902 Podmore building by Senia chef-partner Anthony Rush and wife Katherine Nomura is finally slated for a spring opening. The inspiration: “The great cocktail lounges that Anthony and I have had the privilege of enjoying when life has taken us to different parts of the world,” Nomura says, “notably The Connaught Bar, the Beaufort Bar, The Aviary, and The Nomad to name a few. During the day, it will be a restaurant for brunch."

"Just up the road is another one of the most popular Instagram spots on all of Oahu; Kaiula Beach Park. Drive safely, as the road will take you up a scenic drive with views of the most inviting beach you’ve ever laid eyes on. Not becoming distracted by the siren call of Eden out your window will be one of the most difficult things you will have to do during your time on Oahu!"

"Take a 12 mile drive northeast to Kailua Beach to find exciting waterfront activities. A crescent-shaped, 2.5 mile stretch of glorious bright-blue ocean and sandy beach, Kailua Beach is the place for all sorts of sports from windsurfing to kayaking. Kayak or paddle board out to the protected seabird sanctuaries of Flat Island and the Mokulua Islands."

"A cobalt-blue sea and a wide continuous arc of powdery sand make Kailua Beach Park one of the island's best beaches, illustrated by the…"

"Kapolei Golf Course, Barbers Point Golf Course, and Hawaii Prince Golf Club are just a few of the many available golf attractions in this part of Oahu. You’d be hard pressed to find golf courses more beautiful than these in Hawaii!. Want to improve your golf game?. Then read up on these putting tips on how to putt better."

"Olomana Golf Course built in 1968 by Mark Miller and Bob E. Baldock is a 6306 yards long golf course that has 18 holes. Located at a distance of 12.9 miles from Honolulu, this golf course has a driving range, chipping area, golf school academy, and putting green. They also rent carts and clubs."