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Best Kid-Friendly Beach Vacations for Your Next Trip in Oahu Hawaii

Oahu, nicknamed “The Gathering Place,” is a stunning island in Hawaii and a perfect destination for families with kids. Here are some of the best kid-friendly beaches for your next trip to Oahu, Hawaii: Waikiki Beach: This world-famous beach is a great choice for families with young children. The gentle waves, calm waters, and wide stretch of soft sand provide a perfect spot for building…

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Hale Kiawe, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, United States,

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Lanikai Beach in Kailua, Hawaii

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A pigeon considering Point Mōkapu - Kailua Beach, Oahu, Hawaii - February 2024. Photographer: Chris Rummel

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Best Volcanoes National Park Safari: Adventure Awaits in Hawaii

When planning an unforgettable getaway, the allure of Hawaii often tops the list. Renowned for its natural beauty and volcanic landscapes, the Big Island offers a unique experience for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Among its gems is the Volcanoes National Park, a haven for exploration and discovery. For those yearning to immerse themselves in this volcanic wonderland, a well-organized safari promises to transform your trip into a lifetime memory.

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Kailua, O'ahu

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Lanikai Beach. Oahu,Hi 🤙🏽

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Kailua is Oahu’s premier watersports destination, ideal for stand-up paddleboarding adventures. Begin your day in the serene Ka’elepulu Stream, part of Hawaii’s largest freshwater stream system, providing a tranquil space for beginners. Cruise along Kailua Bay’s protected waters, explore offshore islands, bask on sandy beaches, or catch seasonal waves. Visit the website to learn more about Kailua Beach Paddle Board Rentals!

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Lanikai Beach in Kailua, Hawaii

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Paddling at Sunset - Kailua, Hawaii - February 2024 - Photographer: Chris Rummel

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Lanikai Beach or Kaʻōhao Beach, Kailua, Oʻahu, Hawai‘i

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En route in Honolulu, and (in color) at their vacation destination in the South Pacific, May 1964.

“[George, Pattie, John, and Cynthia] made a pitstop on Oahu. They briefly stayed at the Royal Hawaiian before throngs of people crowded its lobby for a sneak peek of the two Beatles. The group left and headed to the Kailua home of John McDermott — the head of the hotel’s public relations agency — for more privacy. ‘It can’t be too bad. People in Hawaii respect the privacy of celebrities,’ McDermott recalled thinking in a 1969 HONOLULU story. ‘Teenagers turned out to be an unbelievable exception.’ The musicians and their partners were briefly able to enjoy Kailua beach, before word spread of their new location. ‘Fans were everywhere! They were on the roof next door,’ McDermott said. ‘The mob was growing steadily and my wife was becoming undone.’ Lennon, Harrison and company enjoyed a hasty steak dinner on the McDermott’s living room floor, away from the windows, before being escorted out by the police in a black Cadillac to the airport. ‘In my little world you just can’t be more famous than that.’” - Honolulu Magazine, October 2009 “I had one bit of trouble. I’d caught a fish and thought I’d just throw it ashore. Well, it had these fins on top and they were very sharp. As I threw it, I gashed my thumb — and cut the top of my fingers. Really, I should have had a couple of stitches in it, but there just weren’t any hospitals or doctors around! It bled a lot for a long time, but one of the local wallahs split a lime and squeezed the juice out to clean up the wound.” - George Harrison, The Beatles Monthly, July 1964 “John’s wit […] bubbled like water out of a fountain. George I found to be a little more reserved, with a drier sense of humor. Neither of these young men had let success go to his head, but had remained modest and very human.” - Graham Rowe (interpreter for the vacationers), The Australian Women’s Weekly, December 2, 1964 (x)