Experience Hawaii

Pier 38, Honolulu

The Hawaiian Islands are home to approximately 750 miles of coastline, and the main islands are home to several fascinating wharfs, harbors, and piers, each with their own unique history and impact on the local economy. There is one pier, however, that you absolutely must visit while on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu. Pier 38 not only has jaw-dropping and gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean and stellar restaurants, but it is home to the only fresh tuna auction in the United States.

Hawaii Yacht Club, Ala Wai

HYC is a historic club established in 1901 and is among the oldest and most prestigious clubs in Hawaii. The Club is located within the Ala Wai Harbor at the edge of Waikiki on the Island of Oahu. In the spirit of where we live, the club is a true "Gathering Place". The club offers a variety of social events, educational & recreational programs, and activities such as the famous "Friday Night Races" hosted by Hawaii Yacht Club for over 80 years.

Hawaii Superferry, Oahu

The 350-foot long Alakai Hawaii ferry accommodates up to 800 passengers. It is built for speed and comfort. Best of all, there is plenty of room to move about freely throughout the Hawaii Superferry. We invite passengers to walk around, go exploring, and find the perfect spot on Hawaii Superferry. A cheerful décor enhances the mood and environment in which to enjoy your Hawaii ferry voyage.

Hawaiian Luau

Become part of a spectacular Hawaiian Luau that combines a Hawaii plantation style tasting menu with unforgettable Polynesian entertainment, unique activities and fascinating demonstrations. The luau buffet has an excellent variety that accommodates most guests’ dietary restrictions, allergies (including gluten free), vegetarians, and vegans.

Nuuanu Pali Lookout, Honolulu

Just a five-mile drive northeast of Downtown Honolulu, the Nuuanu Pali Lookout offers panoramic views of the sheer Koolau cliffs and lush Windward Coast. Driving up the Pali Highway through tall trees and dense forests to get to the lookout, you’ll see the city disappear and the tranquil beauty of Hawaii’s natural landscape emerge.

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