Best Street Markets in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

"You'll definitely want to make your way to this expansive flea market, which is held three days each week. All sorts of merchandise are available from a variety of vendors, and you're certain to find something intriguing to take back home or enjoy while you're on Oahu. This is some pretty extensive shopping, as booths circle the entire stadium."

"Every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, about 400 vendors come together at Aloha Stadium (where the Pro Bowl used to be held) for a budget-friendly market of crafts, clothing, souvenirs, and gifts, including works by local artists. Bargaining is part of the game here, so come ready to make a deal."

"Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, 99-500 Salt lake Blvd, ☎ +1 808 486-6704. W Sa Su 6AM-3PM. Hawaii's largest swap meet. Bring your hat, sunscreen, and bottled water and..."

"Located in historic Haleiwa town on Oahu’s illustrious “Seven-mile Miracle,” the original Haleiwa Joe’s location boasts views of the harbor, ocean, and postcard sunsets. While the restaurant is casual enough for family dining, the food and service is fit for royalty. It is common to bump into surf celebrities and Hollywood stars dining here in the Surfing Capital of the World."

"Hoku's, located in the Kahala Hotel & Resort in the upscale east Honolulu neighborhood, offers couples innovative dishes which deftly meld Hawaiian, Asian, Mediterranean and European flavors. The hotel's signature restaurant recently revamped its menu, too and features culinary delights such as the "Aburi" Kampachi carpaccio, king crab and kinki fish bouillabaisse hot pot and "sous-vide" California squab. The menu also has helpful wine pairing for entrees, and gluten, nut and egg free designations next to certain dishes."

"Hoku’s Restaurant at the Kahala Hotel is the epitome of luxury. The stylish waterfront restaurant inside the Kahala Hotel offers a delicious, elegant dinner menu. However, they’re known for their lavish Sunday brunch, which includes everything from rack of lamb to Alaskan king crab."

"Just before dusk at the Trump International Hotel’s sixth floor lounge, with the silhouette of palm trees against the horizon and twinkling cityscape, it almost feels as though you’re in a different city -- if not for the ocean view. Sliding, cherrywood-paneled doors separate the indoor bar from the open-air lanai, where white-cushioned sectionals and sleek café tables line the balcony. Inside, recessed lighting highlights the interior’s leather seats and black marble bar, where the backlit liquor collection features drips of absinthe."

"Besuchen Sie die Ocean View Lounge in Wai'olu für eine Einführung in die „flüssige Kunst“. Entdecken Sie kreative Getränkespezialitäten aus den besten und frischesten Zutaten und genießen Sie köstliche Tapas aus allen Regionen unter freiem Himmel."

"Bubble or boba tea includes chewy tapioca balls or other toppings within a tea-based drink. The varieties of the drink are endless, and Taste Tea offers a wide range of exotic flavors like fruity pebbles milk tea, chocolate pudding milk tea, and Almond Joy milk tea. Delicious add-ons include tapioca pearls, grass jelly, or molten tapioca."

"The bubble tea craze has been sweeping the globe for a while now, and Hawaii is no exception. Taste Tea and Mr. Tea Café are two of the islanders’ go-to spots to get their boba on."

"Manana Island, also named Rabbit island, is located ten miles off the Maine shoreline. It is referred to as Rabbit Island mainly for its rabbit's head-like structure and because Jonh Adams Cummins introduced rabbits in the Waimānalo farm. However, the massive destruction they caused to the ecosystem resulted in their eradication."

"From here, you have a great view of the islet Manana Island, also known as Rabbit Island, and Kaohikaipu Island, which is the flatter of the two islets. If your time and interests permit, you might want to take the 1.4 mile (one-way) Makapuu Lighthouse Trail for great views of the lighthouse."

"From here, you have a great view of the islet Manana Island, also known as Rabbit Island, and Kaohikaipu Island, which is the flatter of the two islets. If your time and interests permit, you might want to take the 1.4 mile (one-way) Makapuu Lighthouse Trail for great views of the lighthouse."

"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. < Potential add on: Kualoa Ranch offers activities including horseback riding, ATV tour, zipline tour, ancient fishpond and garden tour and a movie site tour. You could easily spend an entire day here taking their tours. The movie site tour may be of particular interest for fans of LOST, Hawaii Five-0, 50 First Dates and Jurassic Park."