Waikiki magazine

Hokule’a‘s around-the-world journey will begin this year, traveling the oceans just as the ancient Polynesians did—by stars, skies and swells. Before turn-by-turn directions on your smartphone, before GPS devices that could be installed on your car dashboard, even before travelers… More >

Get the inside track on what to see and do straight from the experts— the concierges working in Waikiki. Dennis Noah, Jr. Concierge Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beach Walk Years working in Waikiki: 4 Three words that describe Waikiki: Fun,… More >

Freaky Tiki Tropical Optical partners Mark Babin and Marshall Marumoto put aloha and fun in shopping for sunglasses. With three locations in Waikiki (Waikiki Beach Walk, Outrigger Reef Hotel and Outrigger Waikiki Hotel) and a large and diverse selection of… More >

It may be tempting for some to think of Waikiki Aquarium as a tourist attraction where pint-sized travelers, who need a break from the beach or a rainy-day activity, can meet the real-life versions of Dory and Nemo. However, as… More >

The newest Hilton Grand Vacations Club property, Hokulani Waikiki by Hilton Grand Vacations Club, opened its doors on Dec. 11, 2013. This property is Hilton Grand Vacation’s 7th property in Hawai’i. Urban elegance and sophistication are the driving forces in… More >

One of Waikiki’s newest places to stay is a modern boutique hotel experience, providing personal service and ample amenities. Warm service coupled with a sophisticated coast-casual design is the hallmark of Waikiki’s newest property, Vive Hotel Waikiki. The lifestyle boutique… More >

The history of this open-air amphitheater in Kapi’olani Park is closely tied to the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial. If one searches for seashells on the beaches of the Hawaiian Islands, the best places are thought to be Hanalei Bay on… More >

Traveling with kids in Waikiki? Learn about family-friendly activities and get some tips from a local mom. Sometimes traveling with kids can be daunting. The long waits for transportation, endless packing, lost stuffed animals and of course the unforeseen potty… More >

Some of the same local food products found on dining menus are on spa menus—delicious and nutritious… for your skin! Many visitors to the isles make their first introduction to our tropical fruits, nectars, nut oils and other edibles at… More >

Treat your skin—and yourself—to these facial treatments that use everything from massage, light therapy, moisture masks and even the power of rice. Those unprepared for Hawai’i’s strong sun learn quickly from the telltale pink of sun-exposed skin. Less apparent is… More >