Angelina’s guidebook
Food scene
Awesome casual oceanfront dining just a few minutes drive from the condo. Best happy hour, live music and sunsets. Also calm beach for swimming.
www.beachhouse604.
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The Beach House by 604
85-010 Army StAwesome casual oceanfront dining just a few minutes drive from the condo. Best happy hour, live music and sunsets. Also calm beach for swimming.
www.beachhouse604.
Great Puerto Rican food in a casual setting
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Coquito's Latin Cuisine Restaurant
85-773 Farrington HwyGreat Puerto Rican food in a casual setting
Outdoor cafe with beautiful Oceanview. Also nice walking paths
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Ka'aha'aina Cafe
86-260 Farrington HwyOutdoor cafe with beautiful Oceanview. Also nice walking paths
Countryside Cafe
87-70 Farrington HwyCafe is open Tuesday to Saturday. from 10:30-1:30
We recommend the farmers market every Saturday 8-12 at the Waianae Mall and having lunch here after
Fresh local organic produce and cheese.
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Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe
86-660 Lualualei Homestead RdCafe is open Tuesday to Saturday. from 10:30-1:30
We recommend the farmers market every Saturday 8-12 at the Waianae Mall and having lunch here after
Fresh local organic produce and cheese.
D'lish at the beach
Great food events and live Music. Check out website for more.
Come support local 5-9p monthly at
Residence Inn by Marriott Oahu Kapolei
731 Kunehi St.
Kapolei, HI 96707
Enjoy a variety of dinner and snack options from food trucks while listening to live music and shopping for jewelry, clothing, and locally made products at the Full Moon Market.
Cost: $5 for parking at Hookele Elementary School
Contact: Visit the Residence Inn by Marriott Oahu Kapolei face book group or online for more info on event details
More than 100 vendors
🎶Live music and fun for the whole family.
Residence Inn by Marriott Oahu Kapolei
Come support local 5-9p monthly at
Residence Inn by Marriott Oahu Kapolei
731 Kunehi St.
Kapolei, HI 96707
Enjoy a variety of dinner and snack options from food trucks while listening to live music and shopping for jewelry, clothing, and locally made products at the Full Moon Market.
Cost: $5 for parking at Hookele Elementary School
Contact: Visit the Residence Inn by Marriott Oahu Kapolei face book group or online for more info on event details
More than 100 vendors
🎶Live music and fun for the whole family.
Pokai Bay Restaurant
Local Grindz right bay Pokai bay beach
Surf board and Sup rentals
Located close to Pokai Bay the best spot to learn how to surf and calm bay for Sup
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Hale Nalu Beach & Bike
85-784 Farrington HwyLocated close to Pokai Bay the best spot to learn how to surf and calm bay for Sup
Sightseeing
The Ma’ili Pillbox is a popular hiking spot in Hawaii that features three World War II-era military observation stations, or “pillboxes”, located on a ridgetop. The pillboxes were built to defend the Hawaiian Islands during the war, when the threat of a marine invasion loomed large.
Today, the pillboxes are decorated with art by local artists and graffiti, and some have been painted pink for breast cancer awareness. Hikers can climb inside or on top of the pillboxes for unobstructed views of the west coast of Oahu, including Ko Olina resorts to the south and Mākaha Beach Park to the north. Some say the hike is short but steep, and others mention the great sunsets and sunrises.
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Maili Pillbox
The Ma’ili Pillbox is a popular hiking spot in Hawaii that features three World War II-era military observation stations, or “pillboxes”, located on a ridgetop. The pillboxes were built to defend the Hawaiian Islands during the war, when the threat of a marine invasion loomed large.
Today, the pillboxes are decorated with art by local artists and graffiti, and some have been painted pink for breast cancer awareness. Hikers can climb inside or on top of the pillboxes for unobstructed views of the west coast of Oahu, including Ko Olina resorts to the south and Mākaha Beach Park to the north. Some say the hike is short but steep, and others mention the great sunsets and sunrises.
Hiking along the sea shore for wildlife
Ka’ena Point has historically been used for fishing, opihi picking, and recreation. Designated a Natural Area Reserve in 1983, it is a seasonal nesting area for Laysan Albatross, a resting area for Hawaiian Monk Seals, and home to many rare native plants. A journey to the land time forgot, it is also a significant area to Hawaiian culture, home to many legends and the “jumping off place” (pictured) to Po, the eternal resting spot of the gods, where land, sea and time are woven into one fabric of space and time.
Hiking to Ka’ena Point
After swimming at Yokohama for a couple hours during the hottest part of the day, we dried off, changed into hiking shoes, and drove about half a mile to the actual end of the road and the trailhead parking lot.
Trail Specifics
Trailhead:
Drive to the end of Farrington Highway (hwy 93), park in the gravel parking lot at the end of the beach, and proceed onto the rutted out dirt road
Distance:
4.8 miles out and back
Difficulty:
Easy. Most of the trail is an old railroad and there is no real elevation change.
Ka‘ena Point Arch
Hiking along the sea shore for wildlife
Ka’ena Point has historically been used for fishing, opihi picking, and recreation. Designated a Natural Area Reserve in 1983, it is a seasonal nesting area for Laysan Albatross, a resting area for Hawaiian Monk Seals, and home to many rare native plants. A journey to the land time forgot, it is also a significant area to Hawaiian culture, home to many legends and the “jumping off place” (pictured) to Po, the eternal resting spot of the gods, where land, sea and time are woven into one fabric of space and time.
Hiking to Ka’ena Point
After swimming at Yokohama for a couple hours during the hottest part of the day, we dried off, changed into hiking shoes, and drove about half a mile to the actual end of the road and the trailhead parking lot.
Trail Specifics
Trailhead:
Drive to the end of Farrington Highway (hwy 93), park in the gravel parking lot at the end of the beach, and proceed onto the rutted out dirt road
Distance:
4.8 miles out and back
Difficulty:
Easy. Most of the trail is an old railroad and there is no real elevation change.
Aki's Beach
84-719 Upena StCome for sunset. Snorkeling and best place to see turtles
Papaoneone
Great spot for sunset and snorkeling
Don’t miss Saturday 8-12 food trucks and fresh island produce
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Waianae Farmers' Market
86-120 Farrington HwyDon’t miss Saturday 8-12 food trucks and fresh island produce
Your condo is located on Mākaha Beach which is internationally renowned as a premier surfing destination, famous for its excellent waves and vibrant surf culture. One of the best beaches on the coast, Mākaha Beach offers great conditions for swimming, bodyboarding, and surfing. Mākaha, a Less Traveled Hidden Jewel of Oahu
Mākaha Beach Park
84-369 Farrington HighwayYour condo is located on Mākaha Beach which is internationally renowned as a premier surfing destination, famous for its excellent waves and vibrant surf culture. One of the best beaches on the coast, Mākaha Beach offers great conditions for swimming, bodyboarding, and surfing. Mākaha, a Less Traveled Hidden Jewel of Oahu
Calm lagoon in the Koolina resort area 30 min away. Great restaurants. Souvenir shopping sunsets and paved walking paths along the shore
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Ko Olina Lagoon 4
Calm lagoon in the Koolina resort area 30 min away. Great restaurants. Souvenir shopping sunsets and paved walking paths along the shore
Mermaids Cave
Insta photo op :) best at low tide. Located next to Nanakuli beach
Located just south of Mākua Beach about one mile before the end of Farrington Highway. The coast is also known for its ties to the shark god Kamohoalii, who is said to have roamed these waters, guiding and protecting fishermen. The presence of this powerful deity – the king of all sharks – added to the spiritual richness of the area, further embedding the deep respect the native Hawaiians had for the sea. The shark/man deity made his home here in this sea cave which is volcanic and coral in formation.
Mākua Valley contains more than 40 endangered plant and animal species. Abundant archaeological evidence suggests that Mākua Valley had a thriving Hawaiian community during pre-contact days. and is said to be the birthplace of the Hawaiian people
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Kweba ng Kaneana (Kweba ng Makua)
86-260 Farrington HwyLocated just south of Mākua Beach about one mile before the end of Farrington Highway. The coast is also known for its ties to the shark god Kamohoalii, who is said to have roamed these waters, guiding and protecting fishermen. The presence of this powerful deity – the king of all sharks – added to the spiritual richness of the area, further embedding the deep respect the native Hawaiians had for the sea. The shark/man deity made his home here in this sea cave which is volcanic and coral in formation.
Mākua Valley contains more than 40 endangered plant and animal species. Abundant archaeological evidence suggests that Mākua Valley had a thriving Hawaiian community during pre-contact days. and is said to be the birthplace of the Hawaiian people
Mga Hardin ng Botanical ng Hoomaluhia
45-680 Luluku RdHardin ng mga Botanika ng Koko Crater
7491 Kokonani StTantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park
Nutridge StreetLyon Arboretum
3860 Manoa RdDrive to the end of the road past the condo for a beautiful drive. Quiet beach and amazing sunsets! Also starting point for Kaeana point trail
Yokohama Bay tends to be less crowded and is more pristine than most other beaches on Oahu. You will find mostly locals here. With the large, open bay and the Waianae mountains in the background, it is one of the most picturesque beaches in Hawaii.
Yokohama Bay, Hawaii 96791, Estados Unidos
Drive to the end of the road past the condo for a beautiful drive. Quiet beach and amazing sunsets! Also starting point for Kaeana point trail
Yokohama Bay tends to be less crowded and is more pristine than most other beaches on Oahu. You will find mostly locals here. With the large, open bay and the Waianae mountains in the background, it is one of the most picturesque beaches in Hawaii.
Activity
Located in Kapolei about 30 min from makaha
Check out Hawaii nautical for west side boat snorkeling and dolphin tours. And whale watching during winter months
Hawaii Nautical-ASA
85-491 Farrington HwyCheck out Hawaii nautical for west side boat snorkeling and dolphin tours. And whale watching during winter months
Paradise Cove Luau
92-1089 Ali'inui DrBest and closest luau located on the beach in Koolina
Best of the West – Private and Semi-Private Wildlife Boat Tour Oahu
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Wild Side Specialty Tours, Honolulu
85-495 Farrington HwyBest of the West – Private and Semi-Private Wildlife Boat Tour Oahu
Coral Crater Adventure Park
91-1780 Midway StKualoa Ranch
49-560 Kamehameha HwyLocated about an hour away from makaha
Recommend a tour and tasting. Local rum on the way to the north shore
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Ko Hana Distillers
92-1770 Kunia RdRecommend a tour and tasting. Local rum on the way to the north shore