ESPACIO The Jewel of Waikiki 2452 N Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI, 96815, USA

Watch boats sailing out of the harbour from the 36th floor. Soak in the breathtaking panorama from your dining table across expansive ocean—with it's sheltered bays, sandy shores and lush parklands, and indulge in mouth-watering selection of aged steak, and freshly caught seafood.

Indulge in the intimate atmosphere for an unmatched dining experience in the heart of Waikiki with an innovative seasonal tasting menu. Mugen Waikiki, is a French-Japanese culinary concept featuring local produce as well as the finest globally sourced ingredients.

Michel's at Colony Surf has been inspiring romance since 1962. With views of the wave breaks, scattered canoes tugging at their mooring, and a wedge of sand—enjoy the sunset disappearing into the blue pacific and if you can, capture the green flash.

Beach Bar is just steps away from the beautiful sands of Waikiki Beach. Savor tropical beverages and small plates while enjoying the sunset magically disappearing into the ocean and live entertainment.

Jinya is ramen culture, where the relationship between broth and noodle is serious but delicious business. From the purity in the water used to prepare the broth, to special aging process of the noodles—they pay meticulous attention to everything that goes into your bowl.

Diamond Head Crater was created by volcanic eruption and today it provides hiking, sightseeing to it's visitors. Hanauma Bay is a stunning curved bay created by a series of volcanic eruption and is rich in marine life. Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona are the most visited US WWII memorials.

Round Top Drive is one of the best roads to enjoy panoramic bird's eye views of Honolulu and Waikiki. The winding, canopy-covered narrow and curvy road leads through a loop to the top of Mount Tantalaus and back down. The sunset and night-time city light views are amazing.

Immerse yourself in Hawaii's rich culture and heritage at Bishop Museum, the State's premier natural and cultural history museum. Honolulu Museum of Art has one of the largest collections of Asian and Pan-Pacific art in the United States with a collection of over 50,000 works of art.

This palace tells the story of Hawaii's last monarchs, King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani. It's the perfect place to visit if you wish to better understand Hawaii's unique and interesting culture and history. This is the only royal residence to explore on American soil.

Whether it's shopping, dining, or culture—enjoy it all at this Waikiki hub. Discover a collection of international brands, unique to Hawaii boutiques, and exciting culinary destinations. Experience island craft, language, dance, and music in The Royal Grove and Helumoa Hale.

Refreshing tradewinds blow through Ala Moana Center, the worlds largest open-air shopping center. There are 350 shops and restaurants to explore, including multiple department stores, first-class boutiques, and dining options. Enjoy a free daily Hula show at 5:00pm at the Centerstage.

These are the most popular buys in Hawaii including calendars, coffee mugs, magnets and other Hawaiian gifts. Macadamia Nuts top the list of best souvenirs from Hawaii.

The Polynesian Cultural Center, voted #1 attraction in Hawaii by USA Today, is located along the famous North Shore of Oahu. Explore 42 acres of tropical splendor featuring 6 authentic villages representing the island cultures of Polynesia through music, dance and activities.

Surfing is king on Oahu's North Shore, where summer's placid snorkeling spots are tranformed into pounding 40-foot waves come winter. On land you'll find a peaceful respite from hectic Honolulu, with scenic waterfall hikes, tropical fruit, and food trucks doling out garlic shrimp.

Stroll through Waiki with majestic Diamond Head as a backdrop and boastful views of the gorgeous serene waters of Waikiki Beach. Perfect for shopping, dining, night life. Or, simply relax on gorgeous white sands of one of the most well-known beaches in the world. Waikiki has it all.

Sea Life Park, Hawaii's premier marine experience park, offers fun educational animal experiences for the entire family. With a focus on education and conversation—shows, exhibits and interactive programs offering once-in-life-time up-close encounters with dolphins, sharks and more!

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