Oahu is the Hawaiian island that houses the capital city of Honolulu. Oahu has a lot of things to do and see for vacationers both on land and in the water.
Pearl Harbor, a memorial to the start and finish of the United States' involvement in World War II, is available to be toured seven days a week.
Visit the Polynesian Cultural Center to experience daily life in South Pacific cultures, including Hawaii. The center also offers an authentic luau experience.
Sea Life Park on Oahu and offers exploration of marine life (dolphins, seal lions, penguins) with incredible scenery between the Koolau Mountains and Makapuu Beach.
The Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve is set up to preserve the marine ecosystem. Visitors can learn about marine life in a breathtaking setting.
A trip to Diamond Head, a 760-foot volcanic crater, is popular for hiking or just checking out the panoramic views.
There are beaches everywhere in Hawaii and the must-sees include Waikiki, North Shore and Waimea Bay. The beaches of Oahu offer watersports galore, including surfing, kayaking and scuba diving.
