#Waikiki waking tour #Waikiki Beach

For those who love the beach, look no further than Waikiki. With its long stretch of white sand and turquoise blue water, everyone enjoys this paradise for swimming, surfing, snorkeling, and more. From Hilton Hawaiian Village on the west side to Kapi’olani Park in the east, Waikiki boasts a beautiful tropical climate with tons of activities and events for all ages. Find more high-rises, high-end restaurants, and resorts pepper along this popular destination’s borders.

History of Waikiki: The Present Meets the Past
Waikiki, which means spouting waters in Hawaiian, holds a beautiful history for great water activities in Hawaiian culture. For instance, in the 1800s, the Hawaiian royals created Waikiki into their playground-where they enjoyed surfing on longboards. Today, the longboard tradition continues, as the water here provides the best conditions. Eventually, the royals initiated several launching of smaller hotels in the 1800s. By 1901, they launched their first large hotel, the Moana Surfrider Other historic hotels dating back to the early 20th century include the beautiful Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Today, the area boasts every kind of accommodation to cater to the tourists drawn to Waikiki Beach every year.



Getting There - Waikiki Beach
When visitors come to Waikiki Beach, most come to stay for easy access by foot to this beach area. However, consider taking the public bus or rideshare services if you're coming from another Oahu site. Parking here is such a hassle.

Beach Facilities
Beach Showers –All beach sections have different shower options.
Bathroom facilities – You can find public bathrooms at Fort DuRussy, Kuhio, Queens & San Souci Beach. For other beaches, head to local establishments for bathrooms.
LifeGuard Stations – All beaches except Outrigger Canoe Club Beach & Grey’s have them onsite. Watch out for body surfers and surfers as they may not see you. Inexperienced swimmers watch out for all waves, which can become dangerous when met with aboard.
Restaurants and food stalls: Many beachfront hotels and small shops have different options.
Barbeque Grills & Tables – Head to Fort DuRussy , San Souci and Kapiolani Park.
Parking – Find street parking in front of Queen’s Beach, San Souci, and Outrigger Beaches. You can find a parking garage at Fort DuRussy Beach Park.


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