Turtle Bay Resort

Nestled on Oahu's windward coast, Kahana Bay Beach Park offers serene sands, gentle waves, and stunning mountain views, perfect for a peaceful escape.

Laniakea Beach is a picturesque North Shore gem, perfect for relaxing, spotting sea turtles, or catching a wave, all with stunning views and a chill vibe.

Discover 400 acres of lush tropical plants, a serene lake, and scenic trails at Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden, where nature meets tranquility—all for free!

Discover the rugged beauty of this remote Oahu coastal spot, where scenic hiking trails lead to stunning ocean views and incredible wildlife encounters.

Kaneohe Bay is a lush, secluded paradise for swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking amid stunning coral reefs and charming islands.

The Pearl Harbor National Memorial offers a deeply moving tribute to the historic events of December 7, 1941, featuring the iconic USS Arizona Memorial and engaging exhibitions that honor those who served.

This historic pineapple plantation delights families with its informative train ride, sprawling garden maze, and a heavenly Dole Whip experience.

Kaneohe Bay Sandbar is a stunning oasis where you can wade in warm, shallow waters surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, perfect for relaxing, snorkeling, or just soaking up the sun.

Hawaii's 3rd largest island has abundant vacation amenities, the capital of Honolulu & Pearl Harbor.

Specializing in rum, rum tours, barrel aged coffee, rum cakes and more. Kō Hana Distillers produces Kō Hana Rum, Hawaii's first Agricole Rum made entirely from native Hawaiian sugarcane. Agricole is a rum style started in Martinique whereby the rums are made like cognac using only fresh pressed juice fermented to wine and distilled to perfection. We grow all of our own sugar cane from canoe plants brought to Hawaii about 1,000 years ago. These plants had spiritual and medicinal value to the Hawaiian people, but they were nearly wiped out by commercial sugar plantations interested in growing hybrid sugarcane that grow for two years and are resistant to disease and drought. We only use authentic native cane, or "Kō" in the Hawaiian language, in everything we do. Each cane we grow has a unique look and taste. This difference carries over into the taste of the rum. Once a year, we harvest the entire collection and blend it into a unique and rare Agricole Rum like no other in the world. Our distillery and tasting room tour will provide an open look at the art of craft distillation. Our distillery has large windows allowing full viewing of our batch distillation process on a 1200 and 600 gallon hybrid potstills. Our tasting room gives samples of each rum we make and you can purchase bottles on site. Optional full farm tours allowing guests to tour the cane fields and see all of the native Kō we grow in our own fields.