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Use the paved paths to the south shore

Lots of motorized vehicles. Ride with caution

This park encompasses almost one-quarter of all the beaches in Waikiki. The park portion (set slightly off the beach) has handicapped-accessible paths, and beach wheelchairs are available for rent. You'll also find restrooms and showers at opposite ends of the beach,

Statue of King Kamehameha I

The legendary Waikiki Beach stretches three and a half kilometers along the coast of Honolulu in the Waikiki district. The white beach is lined with palm trees and is the ideal place to sunbathe, swim and relax during your Honolulu vacation. Waikiki Beach is also considered a surfing hotspot with a lively nightlife. The beach became increasingly important in the mid-19th century. At that time, the Hawaiian royal family chose the Waikiki coast as their favorite beach residence. The kilometer-long stretch of beach is divided into eight other beaches such as Duke Kahanamoku Beach, Fort DeRussy Beach Park and San Souci Beach. https://www.tourlane.de/nord Amerika/usa/gehenswuerdigkeiten-hawaii/#waikiki-strand

This good cycle lane goes all the way (anti-clockwise) around Diamond Head point to the crater from Waikiki. If you travel anti-clockwise you can also easily stop off at the coastal look out points without crossing the road.

This 18-foot bronze statue of Kamehameha is one of Oʻahu’s most photographed landmarks. This statue was erected in 1880 after the original statue was thought to be lost at sea, but was then recovered in 1912! For those not interested in history, this is also a popular location from the TV series Hawaii Five-O!

The Aloha Stadium has been providing multi-use entertainment for the past 47 years. The stadium is being revamped and actually made smaller from 50,000 seats to 25-30,000 seats. The project, like all construction projects, has hit a few snags and won't be ready until 2028.