Things to do in Ko Olina
Ko Olina is a resort area on Oʻahu's Leeward Coast, the sunny, dry west side at the foot of the Waiʻanae Mountains. Its resorts include Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa, and the Four Seasons Resort Oʻahu at Ko Olina, along with the Ko Olina Marina, the Ko Olina Golf Club and the shops at Ko Olina Station and Center.
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Attractions near Ko Olina
All attractions ▸Ko Olina LagoonsPrivately owned lagoons at Ko Olina in West Oahu that the public may walk to, with public parking from sunrise to sunset and no lifeguards.Byodo-In TempleA replica of Japan's Byodo-In Temple at the foot of the Koʻolau Mountains in Kaneohe's Valley of the Temples Memorial Park.Halona BlowholeA lava tube blowhole on the Kaiwi coast, near the Halona Blowhole Lookout in Hawaii Kai.Aloha TowerThe landmark tower on Honolulu Harbor downtown; its observation deck is closed, with no expected reopening date.Nuuanu Pali LookoutA State wayside on the Pali Highway that looks over windward Oʻahu from the brink of the Koʻolau cliffs.Pearl Harbor National MemorialA place to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor, with a free visitor center and museums and the USS Arizona Memorial.Sandy BeachA lifeguarded City beach park in Hawaii Kai that the City lists as a common shorebreak beach, where waves cause serious neck and spinal injuries.Dole PlantationA pineapple stop in Wahiawa with a free Visitor Center, a narrated train ride, a garden maze and plantation gardens.
About Ko Olina
A string of lagoons is joined by seaside paths, and the lagoons and their sandy beaches are privately owned, with the public allowed to walk to and from them. Public parking in marked areas opens from sunrise to sunset, first come, first served. There are no lifeguards at the lagoons, so swim at your own risk, and use reef-safe sunscreen. Personal surfboards and other watercraft, pets, tents, fishing and drones are not allowed.
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