Date ideas
What is a unique date idea on Oahu?
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The answers
Sunrise at LanikaiEarlyAsked most
The Mokulua islands sit right in front of you and the sky does the work. Park on the residential streets before 5:30, walk in through a beach access path, and bring coffee.
The Tantalus drive at duskEvening
A winding road above Honolulu with pullouts and a state lookout over the city and Diamond Head. Go up an hour before sunset. The lookout gate closes around dark, so watch the time.
A sandbar morning on Kāneʻohe BayWater
A sandbar in the middle of the bay you can stand on at low tide, with the Koʻolau cliffs behind. Rent a kayak from Heʻeia or book a small boat. Go early for calm water.
Byodo-In TempleQuiet
A Japanese temple at the base of the cliffs in the Valley of the Temples. Ring the bell, feed the koi, sit. Small entry fee and it is calm even midweek.
Fly together over the North ShoreThe one they remember
A glider ride for two from Kawaihāpai (Dillingham) Airfield. No engine, so it is quiet enough to talk. You, your partner and the pilot, and the whole coast turning underneath you. Thirty minutes is the one most couples book. Take the morning slot, then do the rest of the North Shore.
A Haleʻiwa afternoonEasy
Shave ice, the harbor breakwater, the old bridge and a beach with lifeguards. No plan needed. Pairs well with the flight, since it is 15 minutes away.
Stargazing at KaʻenaLate
The road ends past Mokulēia and the sky goes dark. Park at the end, walk out a little, and look up. Bring a flashlight and a blanket. No camping without a permit.
A west-side beach with nobody on itRemote
Drive Farrington Highway up the west coast to Keawaʻula, also called Yokohama Bay, at the end of the road. Wide sand, big sky and almost no one. Swim only when the water is calm. Bring everything, there is nothing to buy out there.
