Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Kamehameha IV Rd.
78
ew
63
Dr.
Fort Shafter
Military Res.
H1
61
92
Punchbowl
Crater
CHINATOWN
CHINATOWN
Kapalama
Military
Res.
DOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN
am
t.
Honolulu
Honolulu
Harbor
Honolulu
Harbor
S. King St.
U.S. Coast
Guard Res.
Harbor
Sand Island
Kewalo
Basin
Mokauea
Island
SAND ISLAND
STATE REC. AREA
SAND ISLAND
STATE REC. AREA
SAND ISLAND
STATE REC. AREA
92
Ala Moana
Park
KAKAAKO
WATERFRONT
STATE REC. AREA
KAKAAKO
WATERFRONT
KAKAAKO
ALA MOANA
PARK
WATERFRONT
STATE REC. AREA
STATE REC. AREA
Mamala Bay
OAHU
Airport
Information
Mountain
Honolulu
i
gold-sand beaches. The city
proper—where most of Honolulu's
850,000 residents live—is approxi-
mately 12 miles wide and 26 miles
long, running east-west roughly
between Diamond Head and Pearl
Harbor. Within the city are seven
hills laced by seven streams that run
to Mamala Bay.
WAIKIKI
Hawaii's top
resort destination is perfect for fam-
ilies. Some 5 million tourists visit
Oahu every year, and 9 out of 10 of
them stay in Waikiki. This urban
beach is where all the action is; it's
backed by 175 high-rise hotels with
more than 33,000 guest rooms and
hundreds of restaurants. There are
