52 Things to do near Diamond Head
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Ymca Kapahulu Skatepark
Honolulu, Hawaii
1.5 miles NSkateboard near Honolulu, Hawaii
Skateboard
Ilikai
Honolulu, Hawaii
2.0 miles NWA landmark oceanfront high-rise at the western end of Waikiki, the Ilikai was Hawaii's first luxury hotel when it opened in 1964.
Swim
Kahala Beach
Honolulu, Hawaii
2.4 miles EA quieter, more secluded alternative to Waikiki — Kahala Beach has calm, shallow water perfect for swimming or kayaking, though some areas have a rocky shoreline so water shoes help.
Kayak, Swim
Honolulu Disc Golf Association
Honolulu, Hawaii
4.0 miles NWDisc golf in Hawaii across three Oahu courses — from a 12-hole North Shore resort layout to base courses at Bellows and Hickam, with military ID or sponsor required for the base rounds.
Disc Golf
Aala Park
Honolulu, Hawaii
4.7 miles NWA free concrete bowl skatepark in Honolulu's Aala Park.
Skateboard
Sand Island
Honolulu, Hawaii
5.6 miles NWAn arid coastal park in Honolulu fronting a small sand beach with picnicking, camping, shore fishing, surfing, and good views of Honolulu Harbor and ocean sunsets.
Kayak, Swim
Hanauma Bay
Honolulu, Hawaii
7.4 miles EOne of Hawaii's most beloved snorkeling spots, with calm clear water, white sand, and up to 3,000 visitors daily in a protected nature preserve on Oahu's southeast coast.
Swim
Oahu Area 3 Places
Honolulu, Hawaii
7.6 miles ESwim near Honolulu, Hawaii
Swim
Bellows Field Beach Disc Golf
WaimÄnalo, Hawaii
8.3 miles NEOahu's first permanent disc golf course at a beachside military facility — maps and disc rentals available, but a military sponsor and ID are required for entry.
Disc Golf
Koko Head Crater
Honolulu, Hawaii
8.7 miles EA 642-foot tuff cone on Oahu's south shore with a visible hiking trail leading to the peak — one of the most popular landmarks on the island.
Hike
Hawaii Kai Skateboard Park
Honolulu, Hawaii
8.8 miles EA Hawaii Kai skatepark with a pyramid, flat bar rail, step-up, ledges throughout, three 6-foot bowls including one with a spine transfer, and mini ramps.
Skateboard
Cockroach Cove
Honolulu, Hawaii
8.9 miles EA rocky ocean cove on Oahu's southeastern shore — deep enough to swim in and lively with waves, it feels more like a wave pool than a beach, tucked between the Halona Blowhole and the Japanese Fishing Shrine.
Swim
Keolu Skatepark
Kailua, Hawaii
8.9 miles NEA 15,000 sq. ft. concrete skatepark in Kailua with rounded capsule bowls and organic slug-shaped obstacles — Oahu's largest public skatepark to date, though the finish is rough rather than polished.
Skateboard
Blowhole
Honolulu, Hawaii
8.9 miles EA dramatic rock formation on Oahu's coast that shoots sea spray high into the air like a geyser on windy, high-tide days — a spectacular roadside view above Hanauma Bay.
Swim
Sandy Beach
Honolulu, Hawaii
9.1 miles EPowerful shorebreak and strong currents make Sandy Beach a dramatic spectacle — experienced bodyboarders love it, but red warning flags fly most days for good reason.
Camp, Swim
Robins Nest
Waimanalo, Hawaii
9.5 miles NEThis legendary oceanfront Hawaiian estate on Oahu's southeast coast — the "Pahonu" Anderson Estate — gained fame as a filming location for Magnum P.I.
Canoe, Swim
Dexter's Alley
Honolulu, Hawaii
9.7 miles NWThree loops around a park on Hickam Air Force Base in Honolulu — loaner discs available and the local group welcomes guests every Saturday morning.
Disc Golf
Golden Sands
Waimanalo, Hawaii
9.8 miles NEOne of only two private residences at Ka'anapali Beach, this premier Maui home features 40-foot retractable doors, heated pools, and a beachfront pagoda.
Canoe, Swim
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu, Hawaii
10.0 miles ELegendary surf breaks and calm, beginner-friendly water where Duke Kahanamoku once taught visitors to ride waves — Waikiki's beach culture runs deep.
Swim
Waimanalo Beach
Waimanalo, Hawaii
10.3 miles EWaimÄnalo Beach is a census-designated place located in the City & County of Honolulu, in the District of KoÊ»olaupoko, on the island of OÊ»ahu in the U.S. state of HawaiÊ»i.
Swim
