Hiking At AhupuaŹ»a O Kahana State Park
Ahupuaa O Kahana State Park is situated on O'ahu's windward side, between Kane'ohe and Laie, and is about 26 miles from Honolulu. Kahana is an unspoiled valley and one of the state's few publicly owned ahupuaa, or historic Hawaiian land divisions.
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Kahana Bay Beach Park
Kahana Bay, surrounded on three sides by the gorgeous Ko'olau Mountains, is one of windward Oahu's best-kept secrets. The circular shoreline is framed by the verdant Ko'olau Mountain Range and ironwood trees. Sunbathing on the sandy beach is ideal, and the ironwood trees give enough shelter for a picnic. An historic Hawaiian fishpond named Huilua is located on the south end of the bay, where Kahana Stream empties into the ocean.
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Kaneohe Bay - A Must-Visit Spot On Oahu Island
Kaneohe Bay is one of the most gorgeous spots on East Oahu, with a background that has been featured in Hollywood blockbusters like as Pearl Harbor, Gilligan's Island, and Adam Sandler's popular 50 First Dates. It is not so much a beach as it is the stunning picture that unfolds in front of you, this enormous expanse of vivid blue ocean flanked by intriguing mountains, the Ko'olau Mountain range.
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