Things to Do in Waikiki at Night

Waikiki is a famous section of Honolulu. Perched on the southeast side of Oahu near Diamond Head, Waikiki beach is jammed with resort hotels, eateries and entertainment of all sorts. Enjoy fast-paced nightlife in a popular lounge or linger over drinks at a beachfront bar or coffee shop. Attend a luau, sail at sunset on a catamaran, stroll the beach or shop and listen to music. Choose activities that fit your style and wallet.
  1. Waikiki Starlight Luau

    • Attending a sunset luau is one of Hawaii's tourist activities you will want to do because they are creative, unique and entertaining. From the opening conch shell call to the buffet of island specialties including Huli Huli Chicken, Kalua Pig and Hawaiian purple sweet potatoes, take an active part in the action. Learn to hula. Join others in games. Watch a show featuring native dancers doing traditional dances of Tahiti, Samoa and Hawaii. Waikiki Starlight Luau is convenient to the beach area hotels. Take your hotel courtesy van and avoid parking lot congestion and fees.

      Waikiki Starlight Luau

      Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort

      2005 Kalia Rd.

      Honolulu, HI 96815

      808-941-5828

      hiltonhawaiianvillage.com/luau/index.cfm

    Outrigger Catamaran Sunset Cruise

    • Take a sunset cruise along the Oahu coastline.

      Take a sunset cruise on a 45 foot long catamaran. Sail for 90 minutes while enjoying the view of the most famous beach in the world from the water. The boat accommodates 49 guests making it a small group. Complimentary beverages are served. Enjoy the evening air as you sail along the coastline watching the skyline as it lights up for the night.

      Outrigger Catamaran Sunset Cruise

      Outrigger Reef Hotel

      2169 Kalia Rd.

      Honolulu, HI 96815

      808-922-2210

      outriggercatamaranhawaii.com/sunset.htm

    Moonlight Stroll Along the Water

    • Wait until moonrise for a quiet walk along the beach.

      During the day, Waikiki beach is crowded, but wait until moonrise around 9 or 10 p.m. after families have vacated the beach and take a stroll down the empty beach. Enjoy the time listening to the sounds of the ocean mingled with noises from the beachfront restaurants and hotels. Breathe in the salty ocean air while carrying your shoes in your hands. Go as far as you can to find quiet solitude for a refreshing and relaxing end of the day.

    International Market Place

    • Shop daily until 10:30 p.m. at the International Market Place, a rare mix of bazaar, flea market and ethnic cuisine, founded by Donn the Beachcomber. The 130 shops feature Hawaiian artisans, craftsmen and products. The open air market provides free live Hawaiian music five nights out of seven in the food court. Shop, browse, listen and eat in the unique setting. Be sure to see the 100 year old Banyan tree for a fun photo opportunity.

      International Market Place

      2330 Kalakaua Avenue, Waikiki

      Honolulu, HI 96815

      808-971-2080

      internationalmarketplacewaikiki.com/

    Family Fun at Waikiki Aquarium

    • Families traveling with children need nighttime activities also. Check with the Waikiki Aquarium. They offer occasional after hours events like the Crustacean Celebration Family Night, a craft, entertainment, learning event held in August. Picnic on the grounds and take part in the various activities including a puppet show and opportunity to talk with a crustacean expert.

      Waikiki Aquarium

      2777 Kalakaua Ave.

      Honolulu, HI 96815

      808-923-9741

      waquarium.org/news-events.html

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