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  If you don’t know Hawaii well, it might surprise you to learn that Waikiki – one of the best-known names of the entire island group – is nothing but a startling beach and an impressively lively district of the capital, Honolulu. In truth, Waikiki couldn’t be much more touristified. The beautiful beach is now the heart of a host of resort style destinations, pricey hotels and general tourist tat. Hardly the idolized image of a desert island that Hawaii inspires in some then, but it has plenty of redeeming features.
  
  Waikiki Beach is actually a series of half a dozen beaches, which between them are utterly inundated with surfers taking their first waves, the perfect spot for beginners. A few of the beaches are also ideal for snorkeling, with offshore reefs and even manmade lagoons providing the entertainment. If you have a bit of money to blow, the underwater submarine tours are great, too, while those with a little less cash lying around might prefer the late night on-beach movie screenings or tucking into an incredible Luau, a Hawaiian feast that features anything from spit roasted pig to sizeable salmon.
  
  Head inland and you’ll get a slightly more authentic taste of Hawaii. Exploring the mammoth Diamond Head Crater is an essential local experience, offering a truly stunning view of the island. The slightly disturbing sight of the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor is not too far away, while a cleverly set up Historic Trail gives an insight into the happier side of Hawaiian history.
  
  Of course, many come to Hawaii to party, and you’ll find no shortage of chances to do that, either. The clubs here have a laid back take on life, with relaxed dress codes and a focus on doing things late rather than early. There’s little point in rocking up much before midnight. Search hard enough, and you’ll find pool parties and a heavy penchant for rum form the heart of the scene.
  
  It might not be tropical paradise in the traditional sense, then, but the developed nature of Waikiki makes it an incredible exciting place to be.

  Waikīkī, HI 96815, USA

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• Kaneohe

  Kane'ohe is a town on the Windward (eastern) side of O'ahu. In the Hawaiian language, Kane'ohe means "bamboo man". Kane'ohe was traditionally an agricultural area, due to the large amounts of rainfall the area receives, but is now primarily residential and commercial. The town is surrounded by Kane'ohe Bay, Kailua town, Kane'ohe Marine Corps Base and the Ko'olau mountains. The Valley of the Temples is not to be missed.

  Kaneohe, HI 96744, USA

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• Haleiwa

  Hale'iwa Town is a small community located in the North Shore of O'ahu. Hale'iwa Town offers a historic perspective of the old Hawai'i with the architecture reminiscent of an old western town. This town is lined with beautiful beaches that offer some of the best surf in the winter months where waves can reach heights of 20 feet or bigger.
  
  During the summer months, the waters are crystal clear and perfect for snorkeling. There are numerous places to shop while on your visit including the North Shore Marketplace. The Dole Pineapple Plantation is also not too far from Hale'iwa Town.

  Haleiwa, HI 96712, USA

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