Waikiki

Waikiki is a highly frequented and renowned beach destination in Hawaii, boasting a striking landscape comprised of eight distinct and quaint beach areas.

The area’s name, which signifies “spouting water” in the Hawaiian language, is derived from the abundant rivers and streams found throughout the region.

Notably, Waikiki's beaches are open to the public, offering ample opportunity to explore the popular stretch in its entirety and take in intriguing landmarks such as the iconic Moana Hotel, dating back to 1901, the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, the Duke Kahanamoku statue, and numerous other noteworthy sights.