Welcome to oAHU!on behalf of the Go oahu card team we would like to say Aloha and welcome to our oahu. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a sea-soned Hawaii traveler, with the Go oahu card, you will experience a whole new way to discover the chief island in our state. explore oahu’s rich heritage and cultural attractions or learn how to surf. With included admissions and exclusive offers, we have it all for you and your guests!

We at Go oahu card want to help you get the most out of your visit to oahu, no matter what your interests might be. If you are into history, art, dining, or just lounging on one of our beautiful white sand beaches, the Go oahu card offers hundreds of dollars in included admission as well as valuable savings at local shops and restaurants.

Again, welcome to our Go oahu card “ohana,” or family. We hope you enjoy your stay with us. Now take a breath, relax, and uncover all the magic we have to offer.

me ke aloha pumehana (with warm aloha),

Your Hosts,

The Team at

Important Details:• The Go Oahu Card is activated the first time the cardholder uses it for an in-

cluded admission/entry. once activated it is then valid for the number of calendar days purchased over a 14-day period.

• Admissions must be redeemed the day a card is presented for entry. Admissions may not be redeemed at any attraction in return for a ticket to enter the attraction on a future date.

• Offers and admissions may be redeemed once per venue per day unless otherwise noted.

• Some attractions are seasonal (i.e. Summer only), have varied hours/days of op-eration, or have special instructions for visiting (go to information booth for entry) with the Go oahu card. Please refer to the attraction page for details.

• The Go Oahu Card is valid only at the attractions, shops, and restaurants listed in this guidebook.

• Go Oahu Card offers are not valid in conjunction with any other offers or promotions.• Go Oahu Cards are not transferable for “credits” toward products not offered in

this guide.• Some attractions may require or suggest reservations. Please call in advance to

secure a reservation when this symbol appears: • Special offers are valid for the duration of the card and do not activate the card

unless otherwise noted. Please refer to the attraction page for details.• The Go Oahu Card is non-transferable and non-refundable.

Go oahu card makes your visit as easy as 1-2-3!

1. Use this guidebook to find participating attractions, restaurants and shops.

2. Present your Go oahu card upon entry to ticket booth/entrance, server or cashier

3. Entry or Special Offer awarded. Enjoy–it’s that easy!

HOw TO USE Your Go oahu card & Guidebook:

A color bar at the top of each page indicates thE typE of attraction:

Red = INCLUDED with the Go oahu card until 5:30 pm

Black = SpECIaL OffEr with the Go oahu card

Gray = pOINt Of INtErESt/Free to General Public

The guidebook is organized by neighborhoods–each neighborhood has a color coding:

• remember, cards are activated upon first usage and are good until 5:30 pm daily. To maximize your usage, try to kick off your sightsee-ing on the morning of your first day.

• A few attractions may be limited to one use per life of your card. If ap-plicable, this will be noted on the guidebook page or in a special insert.

• Other attraction modifications may occur from time to time and would also be listed on our website and in an insert to this guide.

ReAdING A Guidebook Attraction Page

• Entry/Admission and Special Offer details are listed in bold • Contact and location information is also noted

Seasonal

express entry

Good for Families Gift Shop Audio Tour Available Guided Tour Available Historically Significant

Auto Parking Restaurant or Snack Bar Restrooms elevators disabled Access Reservations Recommended

At the bottom of each page are symbols noting amenities:

Waikiki/diamond Head Honolulu east and Windward

Leeward & North Shore Bonus Attractions Exclusive Deals & Savings

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Your choice of ONE Bonus Offer with 3, 5, and 7-day cards!Your 3, 5, or 7-day card includes your choice of ONE of the attractions listed below. See details in the BONUS ATTRACTIONS section of this guidebook on pages 62-70.

Your Bonus attraction must be used on a valid day of the card. If the bonus attraction is your first stop on the trip, your card will be activated when you redeem for the bonus (just like any other attraction).

Sea Life Park– Dolphin Encounter (page 63) A bird’s eye view of the wonderful behavior of dolphins. oRAfternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience (page 70) Sunset Package is an unforgettable experience. oR1-Day rental with Dollar rent a Car* (page 67) * Choice of a one-day economy car rental. All other fees are extra oRhawaiian Ocean’s Surf Lesson (page 66) learn to surf at the world famous Waikiki Beach. oRGermaine’s Luau (page 64) discover the way a luau was meant to be and still is at Germaine’s luau. oRpolynesian Cultural Center –HA Breath of Life (page 68) experience a legend that lives in every island culture, every village, every home.

How to use your card 2Reading a Guidebook page 3Bonus offers 4Getting Around oahu 6Something for Everyone 8oahu Area map 10Honolulu map 12

Waikiki/Diamond Head 14Kaimana diamond Head crater

Hike and Shuttle Service 15Waikiki Trolley 16Grand circle Island Tour 17Go Oahu Card Concierge 18Hawaiian ocean’s Beach Gear 19Hawaiian Style Rentals:

moped and Bike Rentals 21

honolulu & Surrounding area 22

Iolani Palace 23Honolulu Academy of Arts 24Rainforest/Waterfalls and

Movie Sites Tour 25The contemporary museum,

Honolulu 26macys’ 27Bishop Museum 28Hawaii children’s

discovery center 29Japanese cultural center

of Hawaii 30makani catamaran 31Queen Emma Summer Palace 32Pearl Harbor & Honolulu

city Tour 33maui divers Jewelry

design center 34cathedral of our lady

of Peace 36cultural Honolulu 37

East & Windward Oahu 38Kaimana Hanauma Bay

Snorkeling Adventures 39Kayaking in Hawaii 40discover Kailua at Kailua

Sailboards & Kayaks 41Byodo-In Temple 42Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks 43Sea Life Park 44

Leeward & North Shore Oahu 46

Waimea Valley 47Polynesian Cultural Center 48Kualoa Ranch 50dole Plantation: The maze 52dole Plantation: Pineapple

express 53USS Arizona Memorial 54USS Arizona Memorial

Audio Tour 55Pacific Aviation museum 56Battleship missouri memorial 57wet ’n’ wild Hawaii 58Beautiville 59 USS Bowfin Submarine

& museum 60Hawaii’s Plantation Village 61

Bonus Attractions 62Sea Life Park

–dolphin encounter 63Germaine’s luau 64Hawaiian Ocean’s Surf

lesson 66 dollar Rent A car 67Polynesian cultural center

–HA Breath of Life 68Afternoon Half day

Kualoa experience 70

Exclusive Deals & Savings 72Nashville Waikiki 72cabana’s Pool Bar 72Royal Hawaiian Shopping

center 72moose mcGillycuddy’s

Pub & café 72Hilo Hattie - The Store

of Hawaii 72dole Plantation 73 Waikele Premium outlets 73Helemano Plantation 73Tourism cares 74Frequently Asked Questions 76Notes 78Index 79Terms & Conditions 80

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GeTTING ARoUNd oAHUoahu’s public transit system, called TheBus, is a simple and convenient way to get to most attractions in Honolulu and Waikiki. Adult fare is $2.50* one-way, but a four-day unlimited visitor pass is also available for $25.* Visit www.thebus.org for custom trip planning (allow 3 days advance notice) as well as routes to most major attractions on the island.

Although TheBus can also take you to locations on windward oahu and the North Shore, many visitors prefer to rent a car for a few days to journey out of Honolulu on their own. A loop of the entire island is only 90 miles–an easy day trip. Roads to even the more remote destinations are usually well maintained, and driving rules are the same as anywhere else in the U.S., except that speed limits tend to be lower. As in any major city, traffic in downtown Honolulu can be aggravating. Just avoid morning and evening rush hours and allow a few extra minutes to reach your destination and find a parking spot. or rent a bicycle or moped in Waikiki! outside of the city, traffic is rarely a problem.

When driving around oahu, consider packing a cooler with drinks and snacks. You’ll encounter farm stands along rural roads offering the freshest shrimp, pineapple, and watermelon you’ve ever had, but conve-nience stores and fast food restaurants are harder to come by. With so many scenic outlooks and breathtaking beaches, you’ll find better views from a picnic bench than you will from any restaurant.

Any time you park your car at a lookout or trailhead, be sure to lock it and make sure valuables aren’t visible.

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SOMETHING for eVeRYoNe

arts & Culture Battleship Missouri MemorialBishop MuseumByodo-In TempleThe Contemporary Museum, Honolulu

Grand Circle Island TourHawaii’s Children’s Discovery Center

Hawaii’s Plantation VillageHonolulu Academy of ArtIolani PalaceJapanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

Kualoa RanchPearl Harbor & Honolulu City TourPolynesian Cultural Center Queen Emma Summer PalaceUSS Bowfin Submarine & Museum

historicBishop MuseumGrand Circle Island TourHawaii’s Plantation VillageIolani PalaceJapanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

Queen Emma Summer PalaceUSS Bowfin Submarine & MuseumPearl Harbor & Honolulu City TourBattleship Missouri MemorialUSS Arizona Memorial

fun for allRainforest/Waterfalls and Movie Sites Tour

Diamond Head Crater Hike and Shuttle Service

Dole Plantation; The MazeDole Plantation; Pineapple Express Train Tour & Garden Tour

Hanauma Bay Snorkeling Adventures

Hawaiian Style Rentals (Moped or Bike)

Wet ’n’ Wild HawaiiHawaii Children’s Discovery CenterHawaii’s Plantation VillageHawaiian Oceans Beach Gear Rentals

Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks –1⁄2 day Bike Rental

Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks –1⁄2 day Snorkel Gear Rental

Kayaking in HawaiiKualoa RanchPolynesian Cultural Center Sea Life ParkWaikiki Trolley

Special InterestBeautiville Cabanas Pool BarDole PlantationGo Oahu Card ConciergeHelemano PlantationHilo Hatties – The Store of HawaiiMACY’SMaui Diver’s Jewelry Design CenterMoose McGillycuddys’s Pub and Café

Nashville WaikikiRoyal Hawaiian Shopping CenterWaikele Premium Outlets

Bonus OfferYour choice of ONE of the items below is included exclusively on 3, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Cards:

• Sea Life Park–Dolphin Encounter• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience

• Polynesian Cultural Center –HA Breath of Life

• Surf Lesson• Dollar Rent A Car-one day economy car rental

• Germaine’s Luau

Please note: This offer is valid on only one of your days on a 3, 5, and 7-day card. These attractions are not included on 1 or 2-day Go Oahu Cards.

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WAIKIKI

VISITOR'SBUREAU

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1 Kaimana diamond Head crater Hike and Shuttle Service

2 Waikiki Trolley

3 Grand circle Island Tour

4 Go oahu card concierge

5 Hawaiian ocean’s Beach Gear

6 Hawaiian Style Rentals: moped and Bike Rentals

7 Nashville Waikiki8 cabana’s Pool Bar9 moose mcGillycuddy’s

Pub & café10 Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center

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Waikiki/Diamond Head Attractions

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Waikiki/Diamond Head | INCLUDED ENTRY

The most famous volcanic crater in the world is mt. leahi, better known as diamond Head, and is located along the southeast coast of oahu, at the end of Waikiki. In the early 1800s, British sailors mistakenly thought the calcite crystals in the lava rocks they saw glimmering from a distance were diamonds, hence the name. diamond Head is a volcano that has been extinct for 150,000 years. The crater is 3,520 in diameter with a 760 foot summit. The hike is considered easy to moderate in exertion. It is certainly worth the breathtaking, unparalleled view of the coastline. A must see for any visitor!

Reservation Instructions: Reservations are required.

Note: Stay on the trail, and wear appropriate footgear and sunscreen. Don’t forget your camera and bring your binoculars along if you have them!

Transportation is on a strict schedule, please arrive 5 minutes before your scheduled pick up time.

*Park fees included ONLY when traveling with Kaimana Tours.

Daily Shuttle Service to World famous Diamond head Crater: Waikiki Pickup Times: Diamond Head Return Times: 6:20 am 8:40 am 8:20 am 10:40 am 10:15 am 12:30 pm

Tour package: Included transportation, complimentary bottle of water, map/brochure of Diamond Head and park fees* with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 7:00 am–3:00 pm closed: New Year’s day and christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change

without notice. Phone: Kaimana Tours (808) 392-2223. Reservations required. Address: Various Waikiki Hotel pick ups. call for information.

Kaimana Diamond Head Crater Hike and Shuttle Service

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INCLUDED ENTRY | Waikiki/Diamond Head

Waikiki Trolley

The Waikiki Trolley takes you to oahu’s major tourist attractions and more!

choose from four popular lines. See historic Honolulu on the Historic Honolulu Sightseeing Tour (Red line). Take a trip through oahu’s stunning eastern coastline on the Scenic Diamond Head

Sightseeing Tour (Green Line). Hop aboard for a quick ride to Ala Moana Center on the Ala Moana Shopping Shuttle Line (Pink Line).

Friendly customer service representatives are available at major stops to help you get to where you want to go, or to give you some ideas on what to do. All customer service representatives are fluent in english and Japanese.

Redemption Instructions: You must pick up your trolley pass at the Waikiki Trolley Desk location at the Duty Free Galleria OR at Royal Hawaiian Center at the front of the Center across from Cheesecake Factory. (Locations subject to change.)

Note: Your Go Oahu Card Allows you a limit of one 1-day Trolley Pass.

All-Day Pass includes the following lines: Honolulu city line (Red line) diamond Head line (Green line) Ala Moana Shopping Shuttle Line (Pink Line)

Included all-day pass with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, hours vary depending on trolley line Closed: May be closed major U.S. holidays Phone: Duty Free Galleria: (808) 926-7604

Royal Hawaiian Center: (808) 626-5637 Address: duty Free Galleria: 2222 Kalakaua Avenue, Waikiki.

location subject to change. Royal Hawaiian center: At the front of the center across from cheesecake Factory.

Web: www.waikikitrolley.com

Waikiki/Diamond Head | INCLUDED ENTRY

enjoy this narrated tour via air-conditioned buses, taking in highlights of the islands–from east oahu with its upscale neighbor-hoods of Kahala, through Hawaii Kai and along the rugged southeast coastline passing the Halona Blow-hole and Sandy Beach. Travel along the cliffs of makapuu with its stunning view of Rabbit Island, through the Hawaiian Homestead lands of Waimanalo, and then into Kailua town. Travel up the Pali Highway for a stop at the Pali lookout, site of the famous Battle of Nuuanu and it’s unsurpassed views of the Windward coast.

From here, you will take a leisurely drive to the North Shore of Oahu passing through picturesque spots and charming rural towns such as Haleiwa and beautiful Waimea Bay, where surf during the winter months can exceed 30 feet. check out other famous surfing spots such as Sunset Beach, Ehukai and the Banzai Pipeline. Your tour then continues on past the quaint towns of Kahuku and Laie–home of the mormon Temple and the Polynesian cultural center. You will then continue through Punaluu, all the way to Kaneohe town before heading back to Waikiki after a full day of sightseeing.

Note: A stop for lunch (cost is not included) will be made enroute daily at Coral King-dom, as well as a stop at the Dole Plantation. No stop is made at Polynesian Cultural Center. Actual route for tour will be left to the driver’s discretion. Reservations required.

Included tour with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: departs daily at 7:50 am and returns at approximately 5:00/5:30 pm Closed: May be closed major U.S. holidays. Phone: (808) 923-4340; Reservations required.

open daily from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Address: Go to 307 Lewers Street, Suite 307

Grand Circle Island Tour

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Go oahu card concierge offers special discounts for all activities and tours not covered by your Go oahu card.

examples of what we can offer you at huge savings:

one day outer Island Tours to Hawaii, maui, or Kauai. These tours include pick-up from your Waikiki hotel, round-trip airfare, and a tour of one of our beautiful outer islands. Visit an active volcano on the island of Hawaii, see beautiful Hana and all of its waterfalls

on maui, or take a boat ride through the majestic Fern Grotto on Kauai.

Also offered are glider rides and parasailing, eco-friendly tours and shark encounter dives, atv and horseback rides, and dolphin or whale watching tours (seasonal).

we also offer savings at premier Oahu dinner shows such as Society of Seven (30 years of performing in waikiki), a truly entertaining show from start to finish, Star of Honolulu Dinner cruise featuring the glorious “my Hawaii – lei of memories” show, “magic of Polynesia” featuring extraordinary acts of master illusionists surrounded by the sights and sounds of Polynesia.

Redemption Instructions: To redeem offer, go to 307 Lewers Street, Suite 307, centrally located in Waikiki. Many other tours and activities available. Please call (808) 921-5881 for pricing and reservations.

10%–40% savings with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 7:00 am–6:00 pm closed: open 365 days a year Phone: (808) 921-5881 Address: 307 Lewers Street, Suite 307 directions: By Car: located in Waikiki next to the louis Vuitton store, in the Watumull

Building off of Kalakaua Avenue.

Go Oahu Card ConciergeSPECIAL OFFER | Waikiki/Diamond Head Waikiki/Diamond Head | INCLUDED ENTRY

Get a tan or take a break. Feel like people watching or relax-ing next to the tranquil ocean? Hawaiian ocean’s has all that and more. Visit the kiosk on famous Waikiki Beach. Relax on a chaise lounge chair under an umbrella in the sun or under a coconut tree swaying with the gentle tradewind breeze. All of this is on Waikiki Beach within sight of Hawaii’s famous diamond Head and just steps from the Pacific ocean.

If you feel like cooling off and getting a little exercise, grab a boogie board and catch a few rolling waves onto shore. They have all that and more at Hawaiian ocean’s Waikiki beach side stand. make your fun under the sun an enjoyable experience.

Hawaiian ocean’s Waikiki kiosk is located directly on the world famous waikiki Beach. Surf at what once was the playground of Hawaiian Royalty and the legendary waterman and olympian duke Kahanamoku.

Note: Reservations NOT required.

Choice of boogie board, umbrella, chair or fins for 3 hours; OR surf board for 1 1/2 hours with the Go Oahu Card. This offer may be used only once per day.

Hours: daily, 5:30 am–5:30 pm (ocean conditions permitting) Closed: Inclement ocean conditions. May be closed major U.S. holidays. Phone: (808) 306-4586 Address: On waikiki Beach between the Duke Kahanamoku Statue and the Honolulu

Police Substation. Across from the Hyatt Regency waikiki.

Hawaiian Ocean’s Beach Gear

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Waikiki/Diamond Head | INCLUDED ENTRY

Have a great time with the wind in your hair on a moped or bicycle from Hawaiian Style Rentals. Explore Oahu’s famous sights such as diamond Head, Haunama Bay, manoa Falls, Kailua Town and more. our bikes are new and well-maintained for your safety and enjoy-ment. No experience is necessary. maps, locks and lessons are included with every rental. Hawaii really is better on two wheels.

Note: Drivers license and a deposit are required.

*Moped rental is once per life of card.

Included 4-Hour Moped* or 24-Hour Bicycle rentals with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, 8:30 am–5:30 pm closed: christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: 808-946-6733 Address: 2556 lemon Road, Honolulu Web: www.hawaiianstylerentals.com directions: By Car: In the heart of Waikiki, one block off of Kalakaua Avenue between

Kapahulu and Paoakalani Avenue.

Hawaiian Style Rentals: Moped and Bike Rentals

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HONOLULU

WAIKIKI

1 Iolani Palace2 Honolulu Academy of Arts3 The contemporary

museum, Honolulu4 Bishop museum5 Hawaii children’s discovery

center6 Japanese cultural center

of Hawaii7 makani catamaran

8 Queen Emma Summer Palace9 Pearl Harbor & Honolulu city Tour

10 Rainforest/Waterfalls and movie Sites Tour

11 maui divers Jewelry design center

12 Hilo Hattie – The Store of Hawaii13 cathedral of our lady of Peace 14 MACY’S

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Pass

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Farrington Hwy

Farrington Hwy

Kamehameha Hwy

Kamehameha Hwy

Kunia Rd

Kamehameha Hwy

Kamehameha Hwy

Hanauma Bay

Waikiki Beach

Waimanalo Bay

Kailua Bay

Kaneohe Bay

Makapu’u Point

Rabbit Island

Pearl Harbor

Keehi Lagoon

Mamala Bay

Pacific Ocean

Koko Head

Mokolii Island (Chinaman's Hat)

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Honolulu & Surrounding Area Attractions

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Honolulu & Surrounding Areas | INCLUDED ENTRY

A designated national historic landmark and the only official state residence of royalty in the United States, Iolani Palace was home to the Hawaiian Kingdom’s last two monarchs–King Kalakaua, who built the Palace in 1882, and his sister and successor, Queen liliuoka-lani. during the monarchy period, Iolani Palace was the center of social and political activity in the Kingdom of Hawaii.

Through the efforts of many concerned individuals, this building has been restored to its original 19th-century grandeur. Visitors to Iolani Palace will enjoy viewing one of the most beautiful and historic build-ings in downtown Honolulu and learn much about Hawaiian history and the royal family of Hawaii.

Note: Ticket Office is located at the Iolani Barracks located on the Palace grounds. Children under five allowed in the Palace basement galleries only. Parking available on King and Richards Streets or park in metered stalls on Palace Grounds. Entry from King Street; turn left onto Likelike Mall to enter. Reservations recommended.

Included admission to the Grand tour with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Tuesdays–Saturdays, 9:00 am–3:30 pm. The last Guided Tour of the day begins at 11:15 am. Tours run every 20 minutes. check in 15 minutes prior to departure.

Closed: Sundays, Mondays, 4th of July, Thanksgiving Day, christmas day and New Year’s day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 522-0832 Address: 364 South King Street, Honolulu Web: www.iolanipalace.org directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” directions from Waikiki by bus, Kuhio Avenue take

#2 or #13; Kalia Road take #19 or #20. By Car: Call (808) 522-0832 for instructions from your location.

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Honolulu Academy of Arts

Hawaii’s premiere and only general fine arts museum, the Honolulu Academy of Arts, invites you to enjoy its acclaimed national and international traveling exhibitions alongside its permanent collection of more than 38,000 works of art. The galleries are equally divided between Western and Asian art and are encyclopedic in nature

and scope. The Western collections encompass ancient to contem-porary times as the holdings range from cycladic, Greek, Roman, and egyptian works from as early as the third millennium B.c. to American and european arts of the 19th century. The Asian collection is one of the museum’s principal strengths and is often cited as one of the top ten in America. In addition, the traditional arts of Africa, the Pacific, and the Americas are well represented. It also features the doris duke Theatre, studio art school, along with a gift store, and café to complete the visitor experience.

Note: Front Entrance is on Beretania Street.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Tuesdays–Saturdays, 10:00 am–4:30 pm; Sundays, 1:00–5:00 pm closed: mondays, New Year’s day, christmas day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving day. All

holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 532-8700 Address: 900 S. Beretania Street, Honolulu

At the corner of ward Avenue and Beretania Street Web: www.honoluluacademy.org directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” #2 bus from Waikiki. Waikiki and oli oli Trolleys stop

in front of the museum. By Car: From H-1 Eastbound: Take Lunalilo St. exit. Proceed to ward Avenue and turn left. Proceed to Kinau Street and turn left. Proceed to Victoria and turn right. Proceed to Young Street and turn left; Parking is available in the lot behind the Academy Art center. Parking is validated at $3 for 4 hours. metered street parking also available.

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Go back in time to the “Real Hawaii you came to see”! Walk the pristine Hawaiian Rainforest along the mountain stream and pools arriving at a beautiful 150’ waterfall. enjoy the Hawaiian gardens of mango, mountain apple, banana, coffee Trees, Rare Hawaiian Plants and even an ancient Hawaiian Hale(home)on the grounds. This is a popular t.v. and movie site for “lost”, ”Jurassic Park”, ”Hawaii 5-0” and more. Just a few minutes from Waikiki and you will be transported back in time!

Included Rainforest/Waterfalls and Movie Sites tour with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Reservations open daily, 7:00 am–9:00 pm Tour Times, 8:00 am pick-up, 11:30am Return

closed: Thanksgiving day, christmas day and New Year’s day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 692-6399 Address: 818 McCully St. Honolulu Web: www.hawaiitoursoahu.com directions: Free transportation. By Car: Call (808) 692-6399 for instructions from your

location.

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The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu

The contemporary museum, Honolulu, is the only museum in the state of Hawaii devoted exclu-sively to contemporary art. Tcm provides an acces-sible forum for provocative, dynamic forms of visual art, offering interaction with art and artists in a unique Island environment. Tcm presents its innovative exhibition and educational programs at two

venues: in residential Honolulu at the historic Spalding house, and downtown at First Hawaiian center. In addition to preserving art from 1940 to the present, the museum also maintains and presents the historic Spalding house and gardens for the enjoyment and enrichment of Hawaii’s residents and visitors.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 am–4:00 pm; Sunday, 12:00 pm–4:00 pm closed: mondays, and all major holidays.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 526-1322 Address: 2411 makiki Heights drive, Honolulu Web: www.tcmhi.org directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” #15 to makiki Heights drive By Car: drive mauka (toward

the mountains) along Punahou Street. Turn left on Nehoa Street. Then make a right on Makiki Street. At your first intersection, turn left at the fork in the road and follow up the hill (about a mile). The museum entrance will be on your right.

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Bishop Museum

With nearly 400,000 visitors each year, Bishop museum serves as one of Hawaii’s top destinations, providing hands-on educational experiences to help residents and visitors appreciate and embrace Hawaii’s rich culture. daily pro-grams allow you to discover more about Hawaiian and Polynesian

cultures through live, interactive presentations and exhibit tours. Planetarium shows showcase Polynesian skies and how voyagers navigated the Pacific using the stars.

We have taken the three floors of Hawaiian Hall and overlayed upon them the physical and spiritual realms of the Hawaiian people–from the first floor of Kai Äkea, the wide expanse of the sea, to the sec-ond floor, Wao Känaka, the realm of man, and the third floor, Wao lani, the heavenly realm. We reflect upon the gods, their different body forms, areas of responsibility, and their seasonal changes. We speak of the lunar cycle, which determined how Hawaiians fished, planted, and worshipped. We are filling the hall with Hawaiian voices, through chants, proverbs, and mo’olelo, stories.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Wednesday–monday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm closed: Tuesdays and christmas day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 847-3511 Address: 1525 Bernice Street, Honolulu Web: www.bishopmuseum.org directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” Number 2 or City Express B “School Street/Middle

Street” Bus to the corner of Kapalama and School. walk a block south to Bernice Street and a half a block west to the entrance of the Bishop Museum. By Car: Take the H-1 West to the Houghtailing exit. Take a right onto Waikamilo Drive and turn left at the next traffic light onto Bernice Street. If taking the H-1 east from the Airport or West side of oahu, you can take the likelike Highway exit and take the next right onto Bernice Street.

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The Hawaii children’s discovery center is a world-class, participatory learning environment designed to inspire the young and young-at-heart to new heights of learn-ing and discovery. The center provides an environment that encourages children to use their senses of touch, sight, hearing, and smell to gain a better understanding of the world around them. This exciting, education-al facility is filled with hands-on, interactive exhibits for children and families to learn and grow together through play. extend your visit to the center with a purchase from “Just For You, Kid!”, the center’s educational toy store located in the lobby. Nestled in Kakaako Park near downtown Honolulu, the Center consists of 45,000 square feet of high-tech, interactive exhibits divided into four major galleries: “Fantastic You!”, “Your Town”, “Hawaiian Rainbows”, and “Your Rainbow World”. This is a fun-filled and educational experience designed for family enjoyment.

Note: Children under the age of 1 receive free admission.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Tuesdays–Fridays, 9:00 am–1:00 pm; Saturday–Sundays, 10:00 am–3:00 pm

Closed: Mondays, 2 weeks from the day after Labor Day, New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving day and christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 524-5437 Address: 111 Ohe Street, Honolulu Web: www.discoverycenterhawaii.orgdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From Waikiki #19 or #20 to Airport, #55 to Kaneohe and

#56/#57 to Kailua. Get off on Ala Moana Blvd. at Koula St. Cross the park toward the ocean. The center is the building with the smokestack on the left. By Car: From Waikiki take Ala Wai Blvd. to Kalakaua Ave. Take a left onto Kapiolani, a left onto ward Ave., right onto Ala Moana Blvd. A left onto Cooke Street goes directly into the parking lot.

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Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

The Japanese cultural center of Hawaii (JccH), a non-profit organization, shares the history, heritage and culture of the evolving Japanese American experi-ence in Hawaii.

Follow the adventures of the courageous group of Japanese men and women beginning in the 1860s,

continuing through the statehood of Hawaii and into today.

The JccH proudly presents the exhibition, Okage Sama De: I am who I am because of you, that honors the journey of Japanese pioneers to Hawaii and resonates with all ethnicities across the United States. The exhibit reveals the indelible legacies and values passed on from generation to generation and that are now woven into the Hawaii landscape.

Note: Call for information on exhibits and events.

Included general admission to the gallery with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Gallery: Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 am–4:00 pm. Gift Shop: Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 am–4:00 pm. Resource Center: wednesday–Friday, 10:00 am– 4:00 pm; Saturday, 9:00 am–1:00 pm

Closed: Sundays, Mondays, and Federal Holidays. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 945-7633 Address: 2454 South Beretania Street, Honolulu Web: www.jcch.com / email: info@jcch.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From Waikiki on Kuhio Ave: Board #4. Get off on

corner of University Ave. and S. King St. Cross University Ave. and walk along S. Beretania St. By Car: From Kalakaua Ave. go east. Turn left on Kapahulu Ave. Turn left onto waialae Ave. Keep in far left lane to S. King Street. Continue on S. Beretania St. JCCH is on the right side of the street. Parking: JCCH garage; entrance on S. Beretania St.

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makani is Hawaii’s #1 sailing adventure! A world class sailing experience on Hawai-ian waters awaits you aboard makani catamaran. create memories as you sail along the shores of oahu where we are often greeted by dolphins, flying fish, sea turtles, and whales (seasonal). makani has been certified by the U.S. Coast Guard as one of the safest in the United States. Makani offers a full bar, covered cabin seating area, Bose surround sound system, lcd TV, sunbathing net areas, and pilothouse seating. It is sure to be the highlight of your vacation!

Additional offers for Go Oahu Card holders: $20 Waikiki’s Turtle Canyon Snorkel/Sail Combo (retail $69–SAVE $49) $30 Hanauma Bay Snorkel/Sail Combo (retail $52–SAVE $22) $40 Honolulu City Lights Sunset Sail (retail $69–SAVE $29) $45 Friday Night Fireworks Cruise (retail $69–SAVE $24).

Card must be valid.

Included admission to Breakfast Sail oR Afternoon Sail with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: 9:00 am Breakfast Sail; 1:00 pm Afternoon Sail. All sails are subject to availability. Reservations Required. 24 hour notice required for cancellation or re-scheduling without fee. other cruises available for an additional fee.

closed: open 365 days a year. Weather permitting. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: Daily, 8:00 am–5:00 pm. Reservations required, please call (808) 591-9000 or toll-free at 888-4MAKANI.

Address: 1009 Ala Moana Blvd.; Kewalo Basin (Slip F-1) at the corner of Ala Moana Blvd. and Ward Ave. in front of Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant.

Web: www.sailmakani.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” #19, #20, or #42 West from Waikiki and exit at Ward

Warehouse (on the N.e. corner of Ala moana Blvd. and Ward Ave.) By Car: West on Ala moana Blvd., and look for Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant just before Ward Ave. Turn left into Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant.

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Queen Emma Summer Palace

The historic Queen emma Summer Palace is situated in lush Nuuanu Valley on the island of oahu. It is located 5 miles from downtown Honolulu and 10 miles from Waikiki. The former home of Queen emma, consort of King Kamehameha IV, this New england-style house was constructed on the east coast, transported around

Cape Horn by ship, and assembled in its present location in 1848. The verdant garden of tropical flowers and trees, both native and introduced, are typical of the 19th century era when Queen emma used the home to escape the hot and dusty climate of Honolulu. on display are artifacts, furnishings and personal items of the royal families of Hawaii.

The Palace, named Hanaiakalama, was saved from demolition by the nonprofit organization daughters of Hawaii. Today, the daughters preserve and maintain this residence and the Hulihee Palace in Kailua-Kona.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 9:00 am–4:00 pm closed: Thanksgiving day, christmas eve, christmas day, New Year’s eve, New Year’s

day, march 26, easter, memorial day, June 11, July 4, and labor day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 595-6291 Address: 2913 Pali Highway, Honolulu Web: www.daughtersofhawaii.orgdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” #4 from Waikiki and #55, 56, 57 and 65 from Ala

Moana Shopping Ctr. By Car: Take Nuuanu Pali Highway from downtown Honolulu or Kaneohe/Kailua area

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Take a special look at Ho-nolulu’s history on the Pearl Harbor & Honolulu city Tour. Travel first to Historic Pearl Harbor, site of the Arizona memorial museum, where time is allowed for you to explore the museum, view the movie and take a launch out to the Arizona memorial. After this very moving experience, it’s off on a fully narrated tour of the highlights of the city. You’ll visit Punchbowl crater, home of the National cemetery of the Pacific and into the downtown area for a look at the State Capital and Washington Place, former home to Hawaiian Royalty and Hawaii’s governors. A stop at the state landmark, the King Kamehameha Statue, will be made, allowing for photo op-portunities. View the only royal palace on American soil–Iolani Palace; Kawaiahao church–where services are still held in the native Hawaiian language; and the Mission Houses. A drive through the colorful chinatown district completes this informative day!

Included tour with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: departs daily at 7:00 am and returns approximately 2:00 pm to 2:30 pm. Reservations required.

Closed: May be closed on major U.S holidays Phone: (808) 923-4340; Reservations required Address: 307 Lewers Street, Suite 307 directions: By Car: located in Waikiki next to the louis Vuitton store, in the Watumull

Building off of Kalakaua Avenue.

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Maui Divers Jewelry Design Center

Take home memories of Hawaii that last a lifetime. You’re invited to a complimentary tour of maui divers Jewelry design center, Hawaii’s largest fine jewelry show-room. This fascinating 20-minute tour will show you the discovery of rare and precious corals of Hawaii. Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the design and produc-tion area, where Hawaiian black coral is transformed into beautiful jewelry. Watch skilled artisans

select, cut and polish precious corals, diamonds, gold, pearls, and other rare gems. See exquisite designs come to life as they are transformed before your eyes into fine jewelry. The jewelry features a full lifetime guarantee.

Included Extra: Receive a free box of chocolate macadamia nuts when you take the complimentary tour.

Gift with complimentary tour and the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, 8:30 am–5:30 pm closed: open 365 days of the year Phone: (808) 943-8383 Address: 1520 Liona St., Honolulu Web: www.mauidivers.comdirections: By Bus: Free maui divers Jewelry shuttle from selected hotels in Waikiki.

Call (808) 943-8383 for more information.

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Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace

The oldest cathedral in continu-ous use in the United States was consecrated on Bishop Street in Honolulu in 1843. King Kamehameha III gave land from the royal estate to Roman catholic missionaries as a ges-ture of reconciliation after years of tension between the island’s religious groups. Groundbreak-

ing took place in July of 1840 and the foundation was laid from blocks of coral gathered from nearby shores. Father damien, famous for his work at the leper colony on Molokai, was ordained here in 1864.

over the years competing and unrealized renovations continued, including the addition of Hawaii’s first domed bell tower, a French marble communion rail, and a Gothic porch–none of which survive in the cathedral’s current Romanesque revival style. In the 1960s, follow-ing the Second Vatican Council’s recommendations and a statewide resurgence in native Hawaiian culture, the cathedral incorporated local materials into the design, including heavy koa wood doors. Today over fifty percent of the congregation is Filipino American and more than 2,500 locals and visitors alike attend weekly mass on Sunday.

Note: The Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace is located in the downtown Honolulu Area. Parking is free on Sundays.

Hours: open 365 days of the year Phone: (808) 536-7036 Address: 1184 Bishop Street, Honolulu Web: www.cathedralofourladyofpeace.com directions: By Bus: From waikiki: #2 or #13 to the Fort Street Mall stop. Look for

McDonalds Restaurant and walk north on the Fort Street Mall. The Cathedral will be on your right as you walk up the mall. By Car: From Waikiki: drive westbound on Ala moana Blvd (#92) approximately three miles and make a right turn on Alakea Street. Proceed north approximately three blocks. Turn left on Beretania Street and then turn left on Bishop Street. Entrance to Century Square Garage will be the 1st driveway on the right side of Bishop Street.

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oahu isn’t all white sand beaches and breath-taking vistas, downtown Honolulu supports a thriving cultural life, too. like Hawaii itself, Honolulu’s arts institutions are decidedly multicultural, honoring the islands’ place in the history of the Pacific Rim and as a contemporary international destination.

The Hawaii State Art Museum (HiSAM) opened in 2002 as a home for the state’s growing collection of local art from the 1960s to the present. It’s hosed in the 1872 Royal Hawaiian Hotel that was built during the reign of Kamehameha V. The islands’ only general art museum, the Honolulu Academy of Arts, has an encyclopedic collection spanning Western and Asian art from the third millennium B.c. to the 1990s. The Academy also maintains tobacco heiress Doris Duke’s “Shangri La” as a home for her extensive collection of Islamic art.

The Academy’s doris duke Theater is one of Hawaii’s most popular venues for films and the performing arts. chamber music Hawaii is one of many local cultural institutions that regularly perform here. The Theater also hosts many screenings in the annual Hawaii International Film Festival, ranked by Travel & Leisure as one of the world’s ten best.

Hawaii opera Theater brings full scale operatic productions like Carmen, Cosi Fan Tutte, and Rigoletto to life with a stellar cast of stars and a top-notch, all-volunteer chorus. They perform at the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall, which also hosts many of the pop and rock musicians whose tours bring them through Hawaii.

The Honolulu Symphony has the distinction of being the oldest Ameri-can symphony west of the Rockies. Their season includes both the masterWorks and Pops series featuring master musicians from around the world. on Tuesday mornings, stop by for a tour of the recently restored 1922 neoclassical beaux arts hall, complete with a demonstra-tion of the orchestral pipe organ.

The cost of bringing touring theater productions to Hawaii is extremely high, so Honolulu has developed several excellent local theater troupes, both professional and amateur, that stage everything from musicals to experimental black box productions. The Army community Theater produces Broadway revivals and has great shows for families.

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1 Kaimana Hanauma Bay Snorkeling Adventures

2 Kayaking in Hawaii

3 discover Kailua at Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks

4 Byodo-In Temple

5 Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks

6 Sea Life Park

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Hanauma Bay, located along the east oahu coastline, was declared a protected marine life conservation area and underwater park in 1967. This natural crescent beach is tucked inside the walls of an extinct volcano. This is the best protected cove if you are new to snorkeling (and even if you’re not!), with a diverse population of marine life and a large, rich coral reef. Visitors can swim with over 450 species of colorful tropical fish. In fact, approxi-mately 25% of the species found in the bay are indigenous to Hawaii.

Hanauma Bay Snorkeling Adventures provides quality service, round trip transportation from waikiki to Hanauma Bay; sanitized cutting edge snorkel equipment including a silicone tempered glass mask, “j” type snorkels, and endurance vinyl acetate fins; a defog solution provided for masks; instructions on use of equipment; and an audio and DVD presentation on Hawaiian marine life en route to Hanauma Bay.

Tip: Additional accessories provided for an additional cost. Bring your sunscreen along! Bus rides are approximately 25 minutes each way.

Note: *Hawaii State Park Fee of 7.50 per adult is not included with admission; pay direct to Hanauma Bay State Park on arrival.

Note: Transportation is on a strict schedule, please arrive 5 minutes before your scheduled pick up time.

Snorkeling Tour Times:

departures from Waikiki to Hanauma Bay: 7:00 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am, 1:00 pm

departures from Hanauma Bay to Waikiki: 10:00 am, 2:00 pm, 3:15 pm, 4:30 pm

Transportation and snorkel gear included with the Go Oahu Card*

Hours: Wednesdays–mondays closed: Tuesdays, christmas day and New Year’s day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: Kaimana Tours (808) 230-0023. Reservations required. Address: Various Waikiki Hotel pick ups, call for information.

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Kayaking in HawaiiINCLUDED ENTRY | East & Windward Oahu

experience kayaking in Kailua, Hawaii! Kayak out to protected sea-bird sanctuar-ies, turtle feeding grounds and deserted islands as well as lanikai Beach. Includes single or double kayak (with two Go oahu cards), paddles, life-jackets (PFd’s) and cart for four hours. It is not necessary to transport

your kayak on a vehicle, as the attraction is located by the beach. Showers and lockers are available at the shop.

Included 4 hour kayak rental with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 9:00 am–5:00 pm closed: open 365 days a year. Phone: 808-262-2555 Address: Kailua Beach center, 130 Kailua Road, Kailua Web: www.kailuasailboards.comdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From Ala moana, take the 56 or 56 city Bus to Kailua.

Transfer to the 70 and get off at the Kailua Beach center (app. 1.5 Hr) By Car: leave Waikiki by taking Kapahulu Avenue up to H1 West. After 3 miles take Pali exit (Highway 61). Pali Highway will take you all the way over the mountain into Kailua Town. Keep going straight until you see a Fire Station to your right. Turn right on Kainalu drive. Go to the end. Turn left onto Kailua Road. You will see Kailua Beach center 1/4 mile down the road. You will find ample parking in our small shopping center. Kailua Sailboards and Kayaks is located in walking distance to Kailua Beach Park, 1 block down the road.

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Kailua, meaning “Two Seas,” is a beautiful beach town located on the scenic south eastern shore on the island of oahu. Its gentle trade winds, a protec-tive coral reef and consistent water temperature of 75˚ F (24˚ c) makes it a perfect spot to snorkel.

enjoy a great day on beautiful Kailua Beach!

Included half-day snorkel equipment rental with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, 8:30 am–5:00 pm closed: open 365 days a year. Phone: (808) 262-2555 Address: 130 Kailua Road, Kailua Web: www.kailuasailboards.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From Ala moana, take the 56 or 56 city Bus to Kailua.

Transfer to the 70 and get off at the Kailua Beach center (app. 1.5 Hr). By Car: leave Waikiki by taking Kapahulu Avenue up to H1 West. After 3 miles take Pali exit (Highway 61). Pali Highway will take you all the way over the mountain into Kailua Town. Keep going straight until you see a Fire Station to your right. Turn right on Kainalu drive. Go to the end. Turn left onto Kailua Road. You will see Kailua Beach center 1/4 mile down the road. You will find ample parking in our small shopping center. Kailua Sailboards and Kayaks is located in walking distance to Kailua Beach Park, 1 block down the road.

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The Byodo-In Temple situated at Valley of the Temples memorial Park was established on June 7, 1968 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrants to Hawaii. The Byodo-In is a replica of the 950 year-old Buddhist temple in Japan, which was converted from a villa in the year 1053.

The Byodo-In Temple translates to “Temple of equality–not to discriminate” and is home to Amida, a golden Buddha, towering more than 18 feet.

Walk through the garden surrounding the temple, believed to be the largest ever built outside of Japan. The garden is arranged to create a serene and peaceful landscape with the majestic Koolau mountains as the backdrop.

The Byodo-In Temple gift shop offers a variety of unique treasures, souvenirs, and refreshments. From traditional Japanese dolls to local Hawaiian jewelry, you will find the perfect keepsake to take with you. You may purchase food to feed the countless numbers of Japanese koi.

Included entry plus 10% savings at Byodo-In Temple Gift Shop with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 9:00 am–5:00 pm closed: christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 239-9844 Address: 47-200 Kahekili Highway, Kaneohedirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” #65. By Car: Take H-1 West from downtown

Honolulu. exit onto likelike Highway and go north through the mountains. exit onto Kahekili Highway and continue north. Turn left into the Valley of the Temples cemetery.

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Just a short drive from Waikiki, find an entirely different way of life. Slow down and smell the plumerias. Bike around quaint Kailua town, stop at beautiful lanikai beach for a swim or picnic. Follow bike paths around town and explore the windward side of oahu.

Included half-day bike rental with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, 8:30 am–5:00 pm closed: open 365 days a year. Phone: (808) 262-2555 Address: 130 Kailua Road, Kailua Web: www.kailuasailboards.comdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From Ala moana, take the 56 or 56 city Bus to Kailua.

Transfer to the 70 and get off at the Kailua Beach center (app. 1.5 Hr) By Car: leave Waikiki by taking Kapahulu Avenue up to H1 West. After 3 miles take Pali exit (Highway 61). Pali Highway will take you all the way over the mountain into Kailua Town. Keep going straight until you see a Fire Station to your right. Turn right on Kainalu drive. Go to the end. Turn left onto Kailua Road. You will see Kailua Beach center 1/4 mile down the road. You will find ample parking in our small shopping center. Kailua Sailboards and Kayaks is located in walking distance to Kailua Beach Park, 1 block down the road.

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Sea Life ParkINCLUDED ENTRY | East & Windward Oahu

At Sea Life Park, Hawaii’s marine life comes alive in a dazzling display that will entertain and delight. located just fifteen miles from Waikiki on oahu’s beautiful and scenic Makapuu Point, Sea life Park is a world-class marine attraction perched between the majestic Koolau mountain Range and breathtaking makapuu Beach. See dolphins dance, sea lions sing, and penguins perform in this magical place by the sea.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily: 9:30 am–5:00 pm Closed: May be closed major U.S. holidays Phone: (808) 259-2500 Address: 41-202 Kalanianole Hwy., #7, Waimanalo Web: www.sealifeparkhawaii.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” #58 Hawaii Kai-Sea Life Park, #22 Hawaii Kai-Sea

Life Park From Kalia Road, Saratoga Road or Kuhio Avenue heading in the Diamond Head direction, you may board the #58 Hawaii Kai-Sea Life Park bus. You may also board #22 Hawaii Kai-Sea Life Park on Kuhio Avenue heading in the diamond Head direction. Both buses will take you to the park entrance. Bus to waikiki: Board either the #58 waikiki-Ala Moana or #22 waikiki Beach and Hotels. Buses run about 30 minutes apart. By Car: From Waikiki: Take H1 east. H1 becomes Highway 72, continue east through residential area. Residential area will end, continue driving along the coast past Hanauma Bay, the Blow Hole and Sandy Beach, to Makapuu Point. Park will be on the left side of the road, large sign by highway entrance.

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Audio Tour11 Wet ’n’ Wild Hawaii12 Beautiville13 Hawaii’s Plantation Village14 Waikele Premium outlets15 Helemano Plantation

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Waimea ValleyINCLUDED ENTRY | Leeward & North Shore Oahu

experience living Hawaiian culture in the natural, pristine environment at Waimea Valley, located across from Waimea Bay.

Waimea Valley is a living pu`uhonua, a place of peace and safety, for Hawai`i and the world, and is one of o`ahu’s last partially intact ahupua`a, (land division usually extending from the mountains to the sea). The Valley is a repository for Hawaiian spirituality and traditions, and offers an authentic cultural window into the lifestyle and customs of the Hawaiian people. engage in traditional activities such as lei making, Hawaiian games and hear stories of old Hawai’i as told by Kupuna, (elders).

Waimea Valley’s exceptional botanical gardens are a collection of over 200 plant families from all over the world and in 35 separately themed gardens. Stroll through the Hawaiian collection and enjoy an assortment of rare plants found only in Hawai’i.

This is the Hawai’i you came to see and experience, and you will find it in beautiful Waimea Valley. There’s something for everyone!

Included admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 9:00 am–5:00 pm closed: Thanksgiving day, christmas eve (closing at Noon), christmas day,

New Year’s eve (closing at Noon), and New Year’s day. Phone: (808) 638-7766 Address: 59-864 Kamehameha Highway, Hale’iwa Web: www.waimeavalley.net directions: By Car: From Waikiki: Take H-1 west to H-2 north to the Wahiawa exit. continue

through Wahiawa and merge onto Kamehameha Hwy. #99. continue North on Kamehameha Hwy. #99 till you reach Haleiwa Town on the North Shore. There the #99 (still Kamehameha Hwy.) turns into the #83. Continue on the #83 for about 8 more miles outside of Haleiwa still going North. Then, waimea Valley is on the right, across from Waimea Bay.

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Polynesian Cultural CenterINCLUDED ENTRY | Leeward & North Shore Oahu

Immerse yourself in the many cultures of Polynesia at the 42-acre Polynesian Cultural Center. Stroll through the center’s eight island villages and exhibits, and watch or participate as natives demonstrate the art of fire dancing, climbing 50-foot trees in bare feet, spear throwing, coconut husking, the Haka warrior dance and more. Sit back and enjoy the Rainbows of Paradise canoe pageant, Hawaii’s only water-borne show. learn about Polynesian voyaging and see a fully functional 57-foot double-hulled canoe at the

Hawaiian Village’s exciting exhibit, Iosepa: Voyage of Discovery.

Included admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Monday–Saturday, 12:00 pm–6:00 pm Closed: Sundays, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (800) 367-7060 Address: 55-370 Kamehameha Highway, laie Web: www.polynesia.com directions: By Car: exit right from the H-1 freeway onto the H-3 freeway and enjoy the

spectacular drive through the Koolau mountains. Take the Kaneohe exit on the right, which momentarily puts you on the likelike Highway (#63). Take the first right exit onto the Kahekili Highway, which soon turns into the Kamehameha Highway (#83). Follow the highway all the way to Laie.

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Kualoa RanchINCLUDED ENTRY | Leeward & North Shore Oahu

Movie Sites & Ranch Tour This guided tour takes you on a tour of parts of the Ranch where many movies and tv series have been filmed over the years including Jurassic Park, 50 First Dates, Hawaii Five-0, Lost, and Pearl Harbor.

Secret Island tour A secluded beach with sweeping views of Kaneohe Bay and a mokolii Island. Guests can spend 3-hours and have unlimited use of all facilities and activities including kayaking, canoeing, stand-up paddle board, swimming, snorkeling, volleyball and ping-pong.

Ocean Voyaging tour A ride aboard a 49-passenger catamaran off the shores of Kualoa. The ride offers incredible views of the majestic Koolau mountains, Kaneohe Bay and a close-up glimpse of the famous mokoli`i Island.

Jungle Expedition tour Explore remote and rugged Hakipu`u Valley in a Swiss Pinzgauer Jeep. Hakipu`u, once owned by Queen Kalama is preserved and protected from development and is one of the 3 Ahupua a owned by Kualoa.

ancient hawaiian fishpond & Garden tour A guided tour through moli`i Gardens gives visitors a chance to get a view of Hawaiian agriculture past and present. An interactive tour through the gardens takes visitors through groves of fruit trees, where you can even pick and tase whatever is in season.

One included Kualoa tour per day with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily 9:00 am - 6:00 pm closed: christmas & New Years day Phone: 800-231-7321 Address: 49-560 Kamehameha Hwy. Kaneohe, HI 96744 Web: www.kualoa.com directions: From Waikiki or downtown, take H-1 Freeway west to likelike Hwy (63) to Kane`ohe,

exit onto Kahekili Hwy North (Route 83). Travel approx 10 miles to Ka`a`awa, Vistior Center is located on the left near Kualoa State Park.Free Parking at the Visitor Center.

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Dole Plantation: The MazeINCLUDED ENTRY | Leeward & North Shore Oahu

dole Plantation, Hawaii’s “Pineapple experience,” is a must-see destination on oahu. conveniently located about 10 minutes away from historic Haleiwa town, dole Plantation is a perfect rest stop on the way to or returning from the scenic North Shore. They grow fun at dole Plantation!

The World’s largest maze: The 2012 Guinness Book of World Records calls it the world’s largest maze. And if you make it out, you’ll call it one amazing adventure.

Included admission to The Maze with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, weather permitting: 9:30 am–5:00 pm; Summer months: 9:00 am–5:30 pm

closed: christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 621-8408 Address: 64-1550 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa Web: www.dole-plantation.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From waikiki, take bus 8, 19, 20, 47, or 58 to Ala

Moana Shopping Center. These busses run every 8 to 10 minutes. From Ala moana, transfer to bus 52 “Wahiawa-circle Island” and get off at dole Plantation. The Bus ride takes approximately an hour and forty-five minutes. one-way fare: $2.50. By Car: From Waikiki, take H1 West to H2 North. continue to Kamehameha Highway (99). dole Plantation is located at 64-1550 Kamehameha Highway. Approximately a 40-minute drive from Waikiki.

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pineapple Express train tour: The two-mile, 20 minute fully narrated train tour is educational and informative. Along the route, you’ll learn about the history of pineapple and hear the story of James dole, who pioneered the pine-apple industry in Hawaii. Trains depart every half-hour between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, weather permitting.

plantation Garden tour: Here, you’ll get an up close and personal look at the wide variety of crops being grown on the North Shore–such as pineapple, bananas, coffee, cacao, mango, papaya, and many others. You’ll also learn about the plantation villages and the contract laborers who came from all over the world to work in Hawaii’s sugarcane and pineapple fields.

Included admission for the combination Train and Garden tour with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, weather permitting: 9:00 am–5:00 pm; Summer months: 9:00 am–5:30 pm

closed: christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 621-5552 Address: 64-1550 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa Web: www.pineappleexpress.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From waikiki, take bus 8, 19, 20, 47, or 58 to Ala

Moana Shopping Center. These busses run every 8 to 10 minutes. From Ala moana, transfer to bus 52 “Wahiawa-circle Island” and get off at dole Plantation. The Bus ride takes approximately an hour and forty-five minutes. one-way fare: $2.50. By Car: From Waikiki, take H1 West to H2 North. continue to Kamehameha Highway (99). dole Plantation is located at 64-1550 Kamehameha Highway. Approximately a 40-minute drive from Waikiki.

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USS Arizona Memorial

The USS Arizona Memorial is built over the remains of the sunken battleship USS Arizona, the final resting place for many of the 1,177 crewmen killed on december 7, 1941 when their ship was bombed by Japanese Naval Forces. This loss of life represents over half of the Americans killed during the worst naval disaster in American history.

Scheduled tours vary due to visitation, but generally begin every 15 minutes from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. The tour programs are free and tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. during busy summer and winter holiday periods, often times, all tickets are given away before 12 noon.

The tour consists of an 23 minute film on the history of the Pearl Harbor attack. After viewing the film, visitors board a Navy operated launch for the memorial. The entire program takes 75 minutes. Wait times for the tour may exceed 2 hours.

Hours: daily, 7:30 am–5:00 pm closed: New Year’s day, Thanksgiving day and christmas day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 422-2771 Address: #1 Arizona memorial Place, Honolulu Web: www.arizonamemorial.orgdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” There are a number of routes which stop at the USS

Arizona memorial Visitor center. Please call By Bus at (808) 848-5555 or visit your hotel travel desk for further information and tours which include the USS Arizona memorial. By Car: H-1 freeway West to Arizona memorial exit 15A. left lane approx. 1-1/2 miles to the fourth traffic light then left to the USS Arizona memorial.

POINT OF INTEREST | Leeward & North Shore Oahu

USS Arizona Memorial Audio Tour

To better understand and appreciate the events of december 7, 1941, take an audio tour of the USS Ari-zona memorial center. This national award-winning audio tour is narrated by wwII US Navy Veteran and Academy Award Winner ernest Bor-gnine and features the voices of many Pearl Harbor survivors. This 1 hour audio tour will take you through the exhibit hall, shore side exhibits, remembrance circle, as well as describe the artifacts of the USS Arizona. The narration continues on the US Navy Boat to the Memorial and on the Memorial itself. The visit to the USS Arizona memorial will be so much more memorable by adding this program to your visit. All proceeds benefit the Arizona memorial museum Association in support of educational and interpretive programs here at this National Park Service Memorial.

Redemption Instructions: Present your Go Oahu Card for your program ticket and your next stop is the audio desk to your left.

One audio headset included with each Go Oahu Card

Hours: daily, 7:30 am–5:00 pm closed: New Year’s day, Thanksgiving day and christmas day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 422-2771 Address: #1 Arizona memorial Place, Honolulu Web: www.arizonamemorial.orgdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” There are a number of routes which stop at the USS

Arizona memorial Visitor center. Please call By Bus at (808) 848-5555 or visit your hotel travel desk for further information and tours which include the USS Arizona memorial. By Car: H-1 freeway West to Arizona memorial exit 15A. left lane approx. 1-1/2 miles to the fourth traffic light then left to the USS Arizona memorial.

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Pacific Aviation MuseumINCLUDED ENTRY | Leeward & North Shore Oahu

The Pacific Aviation museum occupies WWII Hangars in Pearl Harbor that still bear the scars of our nation’s first aviation battlefield. The museum presents aircraft such as a 1942 Japanese Zero and its’ opponent, the Wildcat, in full diorama exhibits. See the Stearman 18 year old George H. W. Bush soloed in as the war’s youngest aviator.

Find out how aviation turned the tide of World War II. A short movie in the museum’s theater along with several video presentations help to bring the past alive on historic Ford Island. The Gift Shop features a wide variety of aviation-themed items, and the Pacific Island themed café recreates an aviators club on a remote island. Guided Tours and Flight Simulators are available for an extra fee.

Redemption Instructions: Show your Go Oahu Card to the security guard to board the Ford Island Shuttle in front of the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum at the north end of the USS Arizona parking lot. After arriving at the Museum, present your card to the Ticket Counter. Your Go Oahu card is good for EITHER the Pacific Aviation Museum OR Battleship Missouri Memorial per day.

YoUR cHoIce of included admission to the Pacific Aviation Museum oR the Battleship Missouri Memorial with the Go Oahu Card per day

Hours: daily, 9:00 am–5:00 pm closed: New Year’s day, Thanksgiving day and christmas day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: 808-441-1000 Address: 319 lexington Blvd, Hangar 37, Honolulu Web: www.pacificaviationmuseum.org directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” express B from Kuhio Avenue in the Waikiki resort

area and transfer to Express A at Punchbowl and Beretania Streets. Get off at the Arizona Memorial/Pearl Harbor Historic Sites stop. By Car: From the Waikiki resort area take the H1 Freeway west and pass the airport. Take the exit labeled “Arizona Memorial/Stadium”. Stay in the left lane and exit where the sign says “Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor Historic Sites.”

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Take a special tour of the Battleship missouri, the last battleship ever built. Stand on the Surrender Deck, the official site of the end of World War II. See the fatal spot where a Japanese kamikaze pilot flew into the hull of the ship. The mighty mo proudly served in World War II, the Korean War and the Gulf war. Step back in time on an American icon and hero, the Battleship missouri.

Redemption Instructions: Show your Go Oahu Card to the security guard to board the Ford Island Shuttle in front of the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum. After arriving at the USS Missouri, present your card to the Ticket Window. Your Go Oahu card is good for EITHER the Pacific Aviation Museum OR Battleship Missouri Memorial per day.

YoUR cHoIce of included admission to the Battleship Missouri Memorial oR the pacific Aviation Museum with the Go Oahu Card per day

Hours: daily, 9:00 am–5:00 pm. Trolley shuttle service to Ford Island every 10-12 minutes, 9:00 am–5:00 pm

closed: New Years day, Thanksgiving and christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 973-2494 Address: 63 Cowpens Street, Honolulu Web: www.ussmissouri.org directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” express B from Kuhio Avenue in Waikiki resort area

and transfer to Express A at Punchbowl and Beretania Streets. Get off at Arizona Memorial/Pearl Harbor Historical Sites stop. By Car: From the Waikiki resort area take the H1 Freeway west and pass the airport. Take the exit labeled “Arizona Memorial/Stadium”. Stay in the left lane and exit where the sign says “Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor Historic Sites.”

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Wet ’n’ Wild Hawaii is one of the worlds biggest and best water park brands, offering more than 25 awe-some slides and attractions, ideal for families and thrill seekers. Adrenaline addicts love the extreme rush of the Tornado, whilst families enjoy the fun-filled, interactive kids Water-World Playground or the giant wave pool, Hawaiian Waters. Nestled on 29-acres of lush tropical landscape and natural cliffs, the Park is Hawaii’s

only water-theme amusement park and Hawaii’s #1 Family Attrac-tion. Wet’n’Wild Hawaii is only 35 minutes from Waikiki in oahu’s “Second City” of Kapolei. The Park is open year-round. For more information, call or visit www.wetnwildhawaii.com.

Note: There is an additional charge for Island Adventure Golf.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Peak Season (Memorial Day weekend–Labor Day weekend): Monday–Friday, 10:30 am–4:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 am–5:00 pm Off-Peak Season (After Labor Day weekend until Memorial Day weekend): Monday, Thursday, Friday, 10:30 am–3:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 am–4:00 pm

closed: First two weeks of February. may be closed for private events. Please call or visit website to confirm. May be closed major U.S. holidays.

Phone: (808) 674-9283 Address: 400 Farrington Highway, Kapolei Web: www.wetnwildhawaii.com directions: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From Ala Moana Shopping Center, take #40 or #40A

makaha heading westbound. Get off at Wet’n’Wild Hawaii stop. Bus will take 1–1.5 hours each way. By Car: Get on H-1 West and exit at exit 1. (campbell Industrial Park/Kalaeloa Barbers Point Harbor), stay in left lane. The park will be on your left, on the mountain side. You may also call to book a round-trip transportation provided by Wet’n’Wild Hawaii.

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Beautiville

Beautiville...a Day Spa in Kapolei, Hawaii. one-stop for all your beauty needs! Visit our clean and safe spa where you’ll find our cast members servicing with aloha, treat you like our ohana and best of all ensure that you leave looking and feeling beautiful.

Unlike any other day spa, we invite ohana and offer childcare with service. All beautifying treatments include complimentary organic anti-oxident coffee, tea and water. Guests can also enjoy compli-mentary Wi-Fi internet access. our architecturally designed rooms enable you to experience a day of relaxation and being pampered.

Services include: facials, massage, waxing, hair, nails, make-up services and more. Visitors enjoy local Kamaina rates every day. Visit the boutique for quality, made in Hawaii products that are great for souvenirs.

10% off any service with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Monday–Saturday 9:00 am-7:00 pm closed: Thanksgiving day, christmas day and New Year’s day Phone: 808-674-9999 Address: 525 Farrington Highway, Suite 102 Kapolei 96707 Web: www.beautiville.com directions: By Car: 20 mi./30 min. from Waikiki 1. I-H1 W 2. exit #2/mAKAKIlo/

KAPoleI/KAlAeloA toward KAPoleI 3. Right on FARRINGToN HWY(HI-93 w) 4. Second traffic light, turn left 5. Arrive at Beautiville to right. By Bus: Bus: c - country express!

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Dive into the history of the Silent Service with a tour aboard the Pearl Harbor Avenger, “USS Bowfin”. launched on december 7, 1942, one year after the Pearl Harbor attack, Bowfin sank 44 enemy ships during her nine war patrols. comprising less than 2 percent of the Navy, U. S.

submarines accounted for over 55 percent of enemy ships sunk dur-ing World War II, while suffering the highest percentage losses, 52 submarines and crews. After boarding the submarine, visit Bowfin’s world class submarine museum, and reflect at the water front memo-rial that tells the stories of the 52 WWII submarines lost. outside, there are numerous outdoor exhibits to discover. Take a break and chill out under a large covered lanai. The narrated tour explores what life on board must have been like for her 80-man crew. The museum includes an impressive collection of submarine-related artifacts such as submarine weapon systems, photographs, paintings, battle flags, and original recruiting posters.

Redemption Instructions: Proceed to ticket desk and present the Go Oahu Card for admittance. Submarine is not fully handicap accessible due to ladders and watertight doors. Children under 4 years of age are not allowed onto the submarine but are welcome to visit the museum and the mini-theater.

Included general admission with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Daily, 8:00 am–5:00 pm. Last access to submarine at 4:30 pm closed: Thanksgiving day, christmas day and New Year’s day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 423-1341 Address: 11 Arizona memorial drive, Honolulu Web: www.bowfin.orgdirections: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From waikiki: Take #20 to USS Arizona Memorial

Visitors Center or from other locations, catch #20 at the Ala Moana Shopping center Bus transfer point. By Car: From Waikiki, Take H-1 west to exit 15A, proceed on Kamehameha Highway to the fourth traffic light and make a left turn. USS Bowfin is located next to USS Arizona Memorial Visitors Center.

USS Bowfin Submarine & MuseumINCLUDED ENTRY | Leeward & North Shore Oahu Leeward & North Shore Oahu | INCLUDED ENTRY

Hawaii’s Plantation Village

Hawaii’s Plantation Village in historic Waipahu is an outdoor museum that show-cases the lives and experiences of Hawaii’s plantation workers. Furnished homes and other community structures, plantation-era architecture, along with antiques and relics display and interpret the history of Hawaii’s multi-ethnic heritage.

First opened in 1992, displaying original structures and replica homes of multi-ethnic groups who came to Hawaii between the mid 1800s and the 1940s to work as plantation laborers, the museum is situated on a 50-acre site just below the Oahu Sugar Mill.

Included guided tour with the Go Oahu Card

Hours: Monday–Saturday: 10:00 am–2:00 pm; Hourly tours conducted Closed: Sunday, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor

day, Thanksgiving day and christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Phone: (808) 677-0110 Address: 94-695 waipahu Street, waipahu Web: www.hawaiiplantationvillage.orgdirecitons: By Bus: Take “the Bus” From the Ala Moana Shopping Center in Honolulu

take bus #43, tell bus driver you are going to Hawaii’s Plantation Village. Buses run approximately every half hour. By Car: Take H1 West to exit #7 Waikele/waipahu. Coming off H1 turn left at the stoplight onto Paiwa St. Turn right at 5th traffic signal onto waipahu St. Continue past 2 traffic signals, the entrance to Hawaii’s Plantation Village in on your left.

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2 Afternoon Half day Kualoa experience

3 dollar Rent A car

4 Hawaiian Ocean’s Surf Lesson

5 Germaine’s luau

6 Polynesian cultural center –HA Breath of life

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A bird’s eye view of the won-derful behavior of dolphins. A once in a lifetime opportunity to get up close and personal with these amazing mammals. From a waist deep platform, participants observe the dolphins while they perform high-energy behaviors. dolphins play, kiss and even “dance” with the guests! Photos with your dolphin are available for purchase weather permitting. The encounter is 45minutes long. Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to encounter.

Note: Reservations required, please call and mention your Go Oahu Card. Children 1–7 years must be accompanied by a paying adult. Must be in good physical condition. Pregnant women not allowed to participate. The use of safety vests is required for all Sea Life Park Hawaii interactive programs. Biodegradable sun lotion only please to protect our animals.

YoUR cHoIce of one of the following is included with a 3, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Card:• Sea Life Park–Dolphin Encounter • Germaine’s Luau (page 64)• Surf lesson (page 66)• 1-day economy 2 or 4-door car rental (page 67)• Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of life (page 68)• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience (page 70)

Hours: daily: 9:30 am–5:00 pm. dolphin encounter times: 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 1:45 pm, 3:15 pm

Closed: May be closed major U.S. holidays. Phone: (808) 259-2500 Address: 41-202 Kalanianole Hwy., #7, Waimanalo Web: www.sealifeparkhawaii.com Directions: Please refer to page 48.

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Waikiki/Diamond Head | INCLUDED BONUS | 3, 5, or 7-day cards only

Germaine’s Luau

Kick off your shoes and “Go Native”.... enjoy a picture-perfect sunset on the beach with our special mai tai’s, Blue Hawaiis or cocktail of choice as the call of the conch shell trans-ports you to old Hawaii and welcomes you into our “ohana” (family) at our authentic “Backyard-style” luau.

You’ll feast at our multi-course Hawaiian/Ameri-can buffet with complimentary fruit punch and soft drinks from a bottomless cup. Then hold on to your seats, as you are treated to a spec-tacular & exciting Polynesian Revue visiting

the Islands of the South Pacific! From the pulsating Tahitian Otea to the beauty and romance of the Hawaiian Hula; and the exciting Samoan Fireknife performance –you’ll know why guests rave about Germaine’s luau. It’s “Too Good To miss”! Reservation Instructions: Because of the popularity of Germaine’s Luau, please make advanced reservations by calling GAC at 808-923-4340 and mentioning you will be using the Go Oahu Card to attend the Luau.

Redemption Instructions: Once you have your reservation, please pick up your Luau tickets by 12:30 pm on the day of your reservation. To pick up your tickets, present your Go Oahu Card (one for each member of your party) at the GAC Ticket Office at 307 Lewers Street, Honolulu, HI 96815. It is important that you bring your Go Oahu Card(s) since GAC needs to swipe them in order to issue you your free tickets. Must be 21 or over to receive alcoholic drink coupons. Photo ID required.

YoUR cHoIce of one of the following is included with a 3, 5 or 7-day Go Oahu Card:• Sea Life Park–dolphin encounter (page 63)• Germaine’s Luau • Surf lesson (page 66)• 1-day economy 2 or 4-door car rental (page 67)• Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of life (page 68)• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience (page 70)

Hours: winter Months: Tuesday–Sunday; Summer Months: Sunday–Saturday closed: New Year’s day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 923-4340. Reservations required. Address: Go to 307 Lewers Street, Suite 307 for check-in and pickup

Pick up tickets before 4:15 on day of luau Web: www.Germainesluau.com directions: By Bus: complimentary transportation provided from Waikiki area.

By Car: For driving directions, call the number listed above.

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Hawaiian Ocean’s Surf Lesson

Surf the famous waves of waikiki Beach, once the playground of the legendary duke Kahanamoku and Hawaiian royalty. When not surfing, the duke and his friends would gather under a hau tree to entertain tourists. This was the beginning of the famous “Beach Boys of Waikiki.” Hawaiian oceans’ modern day beach boys teach your surf lesson. All of the instructors are licensed by the

State of Hawaii and have American Red Cross CPR, first aid and Lifesaving certifications. lessons are customized for first timers of all ages to the more advanced surfer, and are at least one hour in length.

lessons begin on the white sands of Waikiki under the Hau tree at the surf stand, Hawaiian ocean’s Waikiki, where basics on paddling, turning, and positioning oneself on the surfboard are taught. Safety instructions and etiquette on the water are explained to all. The remainder of the time is spent on the water with an instructor giving personalized and individualized instructions.

Redemption Instructions: Please note that the bonus surf lesson is valid on only one of your days on a 3, 5 and 7-day card. Reservations NOT required.

YoUR cHoIce of one of the following is included with a 3, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Card:• Sea Life Park–dolphin encounter (page 63)• Germaine’s Luau (page 64)• Surf lesson• 1-day economy 2 or 4-door car rental (page 67)• Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of life (page 68)• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience (page 70)

Hours: daily, 9:00am-5:30pm Closed: Inclement ocean conditions. May be closed major U.S. holidays. Phone: (808) 306-4586 Address: On waikiki Beach between the Duke Kahanamoku Statue and the Honolulu

Police Substation. Across from the Hyatt Regency waikiki.

Waikiki/Diamond Head | BONUS CHOICE | 3, 5, or 7-day cards only

Dollar Rent A Car Waikiki/Diamond Head | BONUS CHOICE | 3, 5, or 7-day cards only

dollar’s the only rental car company with locations on all six major Hawaiian islands (oahu, Kauai, maui, molokai, Big Island and lanai), with current-model chrysler products.

convenient Waikiki location – 2002 Kalakaua Avenue – dollar shuttle provided from most waikiki hotels – (808) 952-4264 (allow 1/2 hour).

Redemption Instructions: Offer good for car rental only. All taxes, gas, insurance, or other fees are additional. Reservation required. Offer good for Waikiki pickup only. Please note that the bonus car rental is valid on only one of your days on a 3, 5 and 7-day card.

Car rental is from the Waikiki Dollar location only. Minimum age to rent a car is 21; how-ever, drivers between 21–24 will incur additional fees. *Car rental based on 24 hours.

YoUR cHoIce of one of the following is included with a 3, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Card:• Sea Life Park–dolphin encounter (page 63)• Germaine’s Luau (page 64)• Surf lesson (page 66)• 1-day economy 2 or 4-door car rental• Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of life (page 68)• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience (page 70)

Hours: Daily, 7:00 am–8:00 pm Phone: Reservations Center (808) 944-1544 / Shuttle Pick Up: (808) 952-4264 Address: 2002 Kalakaua Avenue, Waikiki Web: www.dollar.com

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Leeward & North Shore Oahu | INCLUDED BONUS | 3, 5, or 7-day cards only

Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of Life

The spectacular story of the soul, come experience a legend that lives in every island culture, every village, every home. It’s an ancient, yet universal tale. It’s the visually stunning story of a boy born in a distant paradise. He’s nurtured by a village, learns the ways of his people, finds love by moonlight, and defends everything with heart-stopping bravery.

experience HA™- the spectacle of over a hundred performers from across the Pacific, drums, dance, all new music and special effects, a fire spewing volcano and a world renowned fire knife performance. come. Breathe it in. And let the island spirit live in you long after your departure.

Note: Transportation available for an additional fee.

Redemption Instructions: Look for the ticket window with the Go Oahu Card signs to present your Go Oahu Card. Please note that general admission to PCC is valid on only one of your days on a 3, 5 and 7-day card.

Reservation Instrucitons: Reservations required, please call (800) 367-7060 and mention you Go Oahu Card.

YoUR cHoIce of one of the following is included with a 3, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Card:• Sea Life Park–dolphin encounter (page 63)• Germaine’s Luau (page 64)• Surf lesson (page 66)• 1-day economy 2 or 4-door car rental (page 67)• Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of Life• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience (page 70)

Hours: Monday–Saturday, 12:00 pm–9:30 pm Closed: Sundays, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (800) 367-7060 Address: 55-370 Kamehameha Highway, laie Web: www.polynesia.com directions: Please refer to page 52

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Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience

Kualoa’s afternoon half day tour package is an unforgettable experience in an unforgettable place. Visit the sites of Hollywood blockbusters & TV shows filmed in the famed Kaaawa Valley,once the home of Kings and a place reserved for Hawaiian Royalty. This tour was named of the America’s top 10 movie Site Tours and is Kualoa’s most popular

way to see the Ranch. The second included Tour is a visit to an ancient Hawaiian Fishpond & tropical gardens in beautiful Molii. The tranquil ride on the pond takes you on a journey with fabulous views across the 125 acre, 800 year old pond,one of the oldest and most well preserved in the islands. You will ride an open air bus through the tropical gardens of fruit trees and flowers. To end your perfect day, a delicious hand-carved prime rib buffet is served by our chef along with macadamia crusted mahimahi, island grilled chicken, fresh salads, side and deserts baked on property. Under the stars, the stories of Kualoa & Hawaii are shared by music and hula.

This package available Tues, Thurs & Sunday. Check in at 3pm, end-time approx. 7pm. Come early to enjoy the Ranch grounds including the Judd Theatre, History Hall, and Petting Zoo at no extra charge.

YoUR cHoIce of one of the following is included with a 3, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Card:• Sea Life Park–dolphin encounter (page 63)• Germaine’s Luau (page 64)• Surf lesson (page 66)• 1-day economy 2 or 4-door car rental (page 67)• Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of life (page 68)• Afternoon Half Day Kualoa Experience

Hours: daily 9:00 am - 6:00 pm closed: christmas & New Years day Phone: 800-231-7321 Address: 49-560 Kamehameha Hwy. Kaneohe, HI 96744 Web: www.kualoa.com/ directions: Please refer to page 54. Free Parking at the Visitor center.

Waikiki/Diamond Head | BONUS CHOICE | 3, 5, or 7-day cards only

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Exclusive Deals & SavingsSPECIAL OFFERS

Nashville Waikiki (Waikiki/Diamond Head)One drink of choice for $2; or one $1 Mai Tai; or $5 savings on collector’s Nashville Waikiki T-Shirt with the Go Oahu CardNote: Valid for 1 drink and 1 t-shirt per person, per day with the Go oahu card Hours: daily, 4:00 pm–4:00 am Closed: Christmas Day open at 7:00 pm. Subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 926-7911 Address: ohana West Hotel, 2330 Kuhio Avenue, Waikiki Web: www.nashvillewaikiki.com

Cabana’s pool Bar (Waikiki/Diamond Head)One drink of choice for $2; or One $1 Mai Tai with the Go Oahu CardNote: offer valid for 1 drink per person, per day with the Go oahu card Hours: daily, 11:00 am–2:00 am Closed: May be closed major U.S. holidays. Phone: (808) 922-3143 Address: ohana Waikiki West Hotel 2330 Kuhio Avenue, Waikiki

royal hawaiian Shopping Center (Waikiki/Diamond Head)Special discounts with the Go Oahu CardNote: Bring the Go Oahu Card to the Customer Service Desk and receive Special discounts with coupons, gifts and discounts. offers are redeemable at participating merchants and include a free collectible Hawaiian souvenir! while supplies last. Some restrictions apply. Visit the Customer Service Desk for details. Web: www.royalhawaiianshoppingcenter.com

Moose McGillycuddy’s Pub & Café (Waikiki/Diamond Head)$5 savings on any entree with purchase of two or more with the Go Oahu CardNote: Offer not valid on Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and St. Patrick’s Day Hours: Daily, 7:30 am–10:00 pm in Café; 8:00 pm–3:30 am in Pub Closed: May be closed major U.S. holidays. Phone: (808) 923-0751 Address: 310 Lewers Street, waikiki Web: www.moosewaikiki.com

hilo hattie (Honolulu & Surrounding Areas)Free Hawaiian Coffee Mug with any purchase of $15 or more with the Go Oahu CardNote: Valid at all Hilo Hattie’s, only at time of purchase. one free mug per person per day. cannot be combined with other promotions or coupons. Present the Go oahu card guidebook to any Hilo Hattie cashier. Use promotion number 999999980187. Hours: Nimitz Highway: daily, 9 am–7 pm Ala Moana Shopping Center: Mon–Sat, 9:30 am–9 pm; Sun, 10 am–7 pm Phone: (808) 535-6500 or toll free 800-233-8912 Address: Flagship Factory store: 700 N. Nimitz Highway, Honolulu Ala moana Shopping Center: Street Level, Oceanside, Airport End Web: www.hilohattie.com

SPECIAL OFFERS

Exclusive Deals & Savings

Dole plantation (Leeward & North Shore Oahu)15% discount on retail purchases, vendor kiosks.* with the Go Oahu CardNote: *excluding Food, Beverages and Pineapples. Hours: daily, 9:30 am–5:30 pm closed: christmas day Phone: (808) 621-1926 Address: 64-1150 Kamehameha Hwy wahiawa, HI 96786 Web: www.doleplantation.com By Bus: Take “the Bus” 8, 19, 20, 47, or 58 to Ala Moana Shopping Center. These busses run every 8 to 10 minutes. From Ala Moana, transfer to bus 52 “Wahiawa-circle Island” and get off at dole Plantation, By car: From Waikiki, take H1 West to H2 North. continue to Kamehameha Highway (99). Approximately a 40-minute drive from Waikiki.

Waikele Premium Outlets (Leeward & North Shore Oahu)Free VIP Coupon Book ($5 value) with the Go Oahu CardNote: Show Go Oahu Card at Information Center to receive VIP Coupon Book Hours: Monday–Saturday, 9:00 am–9:00 pm; Sunday, 10:00 am–6:00 pm closed: christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 676 5656 Address: 94-790 Lumiaina Street, waipahu Web: www.premiumoutlets.com/waikele By Bus: Take “the Bus” Take #42 from Waikiki, transfer to #433 at the Waipahu Transit center. By car: H-1 west from Honolulu, Exit #7. Right on to Paiwa St., north one block, right on Lumiaina St., then left into waikele Premium Outlets

helemano plantation (Leeward & North Shore Oahu)Complimentary Hand-crafted Hawaiian Aloha Angel* with purchases from Helemano Plantation of $20 or more with the Go Oahu CardNote: Present your Go Oahu Card and your receipts at the Gift Shop. *made by their special people. Hours: Restaurant: Mon–Sat, 11:00 am–2:00 pm; Sun, 10:00 am–2:00 pm Gift Shop: Mon–Sat, 8:00 am–3:00 pm; Sun, 8:00 am–2:00 pm closed: christmas day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice. Phone: (808) 622-3929 Address: 64-1510 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawa Web: www.helemano.org By Bus: Take “the Bus” Take #52 bus Wahiawa circle Island from the Ala moana Bus Terminal and it will stop in front of dole Plantation, next to Helemano Plantation. By car: Take I-H1 W exit toward Pearl city. merge onto Interstate H1 West. Take the I-H2 N Exit 8A toward Mililani / wahiawa. Merge onto I-H2 N. Take Exit 8 toward wahiawa. Turn right onto Kamehameha Hwy.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSImportant things you need to know about your Go Oahu Card: While our guidebooks are accurate at time of printing, attractions may change their hours of operation at any time. It’s a good idea to call before you go.

How does the Bonus work? (Choice of Sea Life Park–Dolphin Encounter, oR Afternoon Half day Kualoa experience, oR Polynesian cultural center, OR Surf Lesson, OR Dollar Rent A Car, OR Germaine’s Luau) If you purchase a 3, 5, or 7-day Go oahu card, in addition to the standard listing of included attractions you get your choice of oNe additional attraction. You may choose from Sea Life Park–Dolphin Encounter, OR Afternoon Half day Kualoa experience, oR Polynesian cultural center–HA Breath of Life, OR Surf lesson, OR Dollar Rent A Car, OR Germaine’s luau. This offer is valid once per the life of your card (either a one time Sea Life Park–Dolphin Encounter, OR Afternoon Half day Kualoa experi-ence, OR Polynesian Cultural Center–HA Breath of Life, OR Surf Lesson, oR dollar Rent A car, oR Germaine’s luau). Your Go oahu card must be valid at the time you take advantage of the offering. For example, if you purchase a 5-day Go oahu card, the car rental must be used on one of the 5 days the card is used.

Are there any additional costs with the car rental? The Go oahu card includes the rental fee only. Any taxes, surcharge, and fuel fees are additional and NoT included with the Go oahu card, there-fore the cardholder will be responsible for these additional fees.

Where is the location for the Waikiki Trolley ticket desk and its bus depot? Waikiki Trolley is located at two convenient locations (locations subject to change).

1) Duty Free Shopping Center, right in the heart of waikiki. It is located on Kalakaua Ave., between Seaside Ave. and Lewers St.

2) Royal Hawaiian center, at the front of the center across from cheese-cake Factory.

Can we use both the breakfast and the afternoon sail on the Makani Catamaran? cardholders have their choice of either the breakfast sail or afternoon sail once per day. For example, a 3-day cardholder could make a reservation for a breakfast sail for monday and then a lunch sail for Tuesday. Reserva-tions are required. To book, please call (808) 591-9000 or 888-4MAKANI.

Note: Food is only included in the morning sail. on the afternoon sail, snacks are available for purchase.

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Notes INdexAfternoon Half day Kualoa experience 70

Battleship missouri memorial 57Beautiville 59Bishop Museum 28Bonus Attractions 62Bonus offers 4Byodo-In Temple 42cabana’s Pool Bar 72cathedral of our lady of Peace 36cultural Honolulu 37discover Kailua at Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks 41

dole Plantation 73dole Plantation: Pineapple express 53

dole Plantation: The maze 52dollar Rent A car 67East & windward Oahu 38Exclusive Deals & Savings 72Frequently Asked Questions 76Germaine’s luau 64Getting Around oahu 6Go Oahu Card Concierge 18Grand circle Island Tour 17Hawaii children’s discovery center 29

Hawaii’s Plantation Village 61Hawaiian ocean’s Beach Gear 19Hawaiian Ocean’s Surf Lesson 66Hawaiian Style Rentals: Moped and Bike Rentals 21

Helemano Plantation 73Hilo Hattie - The Store of Hawaii 72Honolulu & Surrounding Area 22Honolulu Academy of Arts 24Honolulu map 12How to use your card 2Index 79Iolani Palace 23Japanese cultural center of Hawaii 30

Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks 43Kaimana diamond Head crater Hike and Shuttle Service 15

Kaimana Hanauma Bay Snorkeling Adventures 39

Kayaking in Hawaii 40Kualoa Ranch 50Leeward & North Shore Oahu 46macys’ 27makani catamaran 31maui divers Jewelry design center 34

moose mcGillycuddy’s Pub & café 72

Nashville Waikiki 72Notes 78oahu Area map 10Pacific Aviation museum 56Pearl Harbor & Honolulu city Tour 33

Polynesian Cultural Center 48Polynesian cultural center –HA Breath of Life 68

Queen Emma Summer Palace 32Rainforest/Waterfalls & movie Sites Tour 25

Reading a Guidebook page 3Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center 72Sea Life Park 44Sea Life Park–Dolphin Encounter 63Something for Everyone 8Terms & Conditions 80The contemporary museum, Honolulu 26

Tourism cares 74USS Arizona Memorial 54USS Arizona Memorial Audio Tour 55

USS Bowfin Submarine & museum 60

Waikele Premium outlets 73Waikiki Trolley 16Waikiki/diamond Head 14Waimea Valley 47wet ’n’ wild Hawaii 58

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TERMS and CONDITIONS Smart Destinations, Inc. has done its best to ensure the accuracy of the information in our guidebooks. Because conditions (hours, holiday closures, etc.) at these attractions may change from time to time subsequent to your purchase date, Smart Destinations cannot guarantee that each facility will continue to honor its’ indicated com-mitments at the time that the cardholder makes use of the card. To the extent permitted by law, Smart Destinations is not liable for any loss, expense, damage or other inconvenience caused in any way by the cardholder’s reliance upon information contained on this guidebook or on our website.

Similarly, Smart Destinations shall not be liable for any deficiencies in service, problems with admission, public health violations, safety problems or personal injury that should arise when the cardholder visits any listed attraction. Just as is the case when the cardholder would otherwise do business with any facility, such problems shall be a matter to be resolved between the cardholder and that facility.

Smart Destinations products, and the rights and benefits they convey, are non-transferable and non-refundable once the card is activated. Smart Destinations’ customers agree to reimburse Smart Destina-tions for costs incurred through misuse of the card including amounts Smart Destinations is contractually bound to pay visited attractions as well as legal and recovery costs incurred by Smart Destinations to obtain such reimbursement from customer. Should the cardholder use the card improperly, the cardholder agrees to indemnify Smart destinations for any damages suffered as a result of such misuse.

Smart Destinations products are good for a specified number of days or number of attraction visits. Unless otherwise noted, the card may only be used once per day at each venue. The card is non-refundable and non-transferable to others by the cardholder. All admissions and tickets granted must be used by the cardholder. The card is not re-placeable if lost or misplaced. Smart Destinations is not responsible for traffic conditions or weather that may affect a customers’ ability to use Smart Destinations’ products.

When the cardholder accepts this guidebook, and makes use of the accompanying Smart Destinations product, the cardholder is accept-ing the above terms and conditions.

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