Legends of Waikiki Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour of Honolulu

Legends of Waikiki Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour of Honolulu

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Pembatalan percuma tersedia

Lihat tiket

Ciri-ciri

Pembatalan percuma tersedia
1j 45m
Baucar mudah alih
Pengesahan serta-merta
Berbilang bahasa

Gambaran keseluruhan

Explore the captivating history and oceanfront beauty of Waikīkī with this self-guided walking tour. Navigate past the calm waters of Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon and along the iconic Kalākaua Avenue, uncovering the rich stories of Hawaiian royalty, soldiers, and surfers who shaped this famous shoreline. Discover cultural landmarks like the Kapaemahu Stones and learn about Waikīkī's architectural evolution at your own pace with GPS-triggered audio that brings each stop to life. Enjoy the freedom to pause and soak in the sounds and scenery of Honolulu without the constraints of a traditional tour.

Self-guided tour allows for a flexible pace and schedule
Discover historical landmarks and hear their stories via GPS audio
Explore both the past and present of Waikīkī
Enjoy scenic oceanfront views

Lokasi aktiviti

Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon
- 2005 Kalia Rd
- 96815-1917, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

Lagoon Beach
- Lagoon Beach
- 96815, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Semak ketersediaan

Legends of Waikiki Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour of Honolulu

1j 45m
Bahasa Cina

Pengembara

Bahasa yang tersedia

Masa bermula: 08:00

Butiran harga

RM 28.89 x 1 DewasaRM 28.89

Jumlah

Perkara yang dirangkumi dan tidak dirangkumi

Flexible Usage (unlimited access)
Audio Guide & Digital Route Map
App and Tour Download
Smartphone (bring your own)

Ketahui sebelum anda tempah

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Jadual perjalanan aktiviti

Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon

Framed by palms beside the Hilton Hawaiian Village, this shimmering manmade lagoon honors Hawaiʻi’s most legendary waterman. Once part of Waikīkī’s mid-century reinvention, it remains a peaceful place to watch paddleboarders glide and glimpse how modern Waikīkī took shape.

Fort DeRussy Beach Park

Once a coastal military outpost, Fort DeRussy has transformed into one of Waikīkī’s most peaceful open spaces. Wide lawns, shady palms, and gentle surf now fill the grounds where artillery once stood—a reminder of how this shoreline evolved from defense to leisure.

US Army Museum of Hawaii

Set within a former World War I coastal fortification, the U.S. Army Museum of Hawaiʻi tells the islands’ military story from ancient warriors to modern times. Inside Battery Randolph, exhibits showcase artifacts from Pearl Harbor, Japanese American regiments, and Hawaiʻi’s long connection to the Pacific. Once built for defense, this concrete stronghold now preserves history—and honors those who served. Admission is free, and the museum is open Tuesday through Saturday. You’ll find the most up-to-date details on their website.

Waikiki Beach Walk

Blending shopping, art, and culture, Waikīkī Beach Walk reimagines two city blocks as a vibrant open-air promenade. Built in the 2000s by Outrigger Resorts, its design honors Hawaiian traditions through native landscaping, public art, and performances that connect modern Waikīkī to its deep cultural roots.

The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort, Waikiki

Nicknamed the “Pink Palace of the Pacific,” the Royal Hawaiian has been a symbol of Waikīkī glamour since 1927. Built on land once tied to Hawaiian royalty, its coral-pink façade and Moorish-inspired arches welcomed Hollywood stars, world leaders, and generations of travelers—embodying both Hawaiʻi’s allure and its evolving story.

International Market Place

Anchored by a centuries-old banyan tree, the International Market Place blends modern design with Waikīkī’s eclectic past. Once a lively bazaar created by tiki pioneer Donn Beach, today’s open-air mall honors its roots with architecture that curves around the historic tree—linking Hawaiʻi’s mid-century charm to its contemporary style.

Princess Kaiulani Statue

Standing near the site of her former home, this bronze statue honors Princess Victoria Kaʻiulani—the beloved heir to Hawaiʻi’s throne. Poised and dignified, she represents courage and hope during the turbulent years surrounding the Hawaiian monarchy’s overthrow, her outstretched hand a lasting gesture toward the future she never saw.

Lucoral Museum

Tucked amid Waikīkī’s bustle, the Lucoral Museum is a hidden gem devoted to coral, pearls, and stones shaped by the Pacific. Founded by Flora and Joseph Lu in the 1970s, this family-run space blends art, science, and culture—inviting visitors to explore Hawaiʻi’s natural beauty through hands-on exhibits and sparkling displays. Free of charge, open Monday through Friday

Waikiki Surf Alley

Tucked between hotels and the beach, this narrow corridor hums with Waikīkī’s surf culture. Lined with brightly colored boards and echoing with ocean sounds, it’s where generations of Beach Boys have carried on the legacy of Duke Kahanamoku—keeping Hawaiʻi’s spirit of aloha alive, one wave at a time.

Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, Waikiki Beach

Opened in 1901 as Waikīkī’s first beachfront hotel, the Moana Surfrider—“The First Lady of Waikīkī”—blends timeless elegance with island history. Its grand verandas and iconic banyan tree have welcomed queens, aviators, and travelers for over a century, standing as a graceful witness to Hawaiʻi’s changing tides.

The Stones of Life

Set within a small enclosure near Kūhiō Beach, the Kapaemahu Stones honor four legendary healers from Tahiti whose spiritual energy, or mana, is said to reside here. Revered for centuries and nearly forgotten in modern times, these sacred stones now stand restored as a powerful reminder of Hawaiʻi’s enduring cultural heritage.

Statue of Duke Kahanamoku

Facing the waves he once surfed, this bronze statue honors Duke Kahanamoku—Olympic champion, surfing pioneer, and beloved ambassador of aloha. Born in Honolulu in 1890, Duke shared Hawaiʻi’s ocean culture with the world, blending grace, humility, and pride in a legacy that continues to define Waikīkī today.

Lokasi

Lokasi aktiviti

Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon
- 2005 Kalia Rd
- 96815-1917, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

Lagoon Beach
- Lagoon Beach
- 96815, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

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