The Heart of Hawaii
Looking for a little bit of everything? Oahu delivers it all—surf and city, heritage and high rises, laid-back beaches and lively nightlife. As Hawaii’s most populous island, Oahu is where natural beauty meets vibrant culture. Stroll through Honolulu, lounge on iconic Waikiki Beach, and explore hidden gems along the rugged North Shore. Whether you want to hike lush trails, take in historic sites, or soak up local flavor, your Envoyage advisor can curate the ultimate island itinerary just for you.
Oahu in Focus
Currency: US Dollar (USD)
Tipping Customs: 15-20% is considered appropriate
Power Up: Type A or Type B plug, 120 V (the standard in the United States)
Popular Drink: Hawaiian Punch
Must Eat: Kalua pork - pit-cooked whole pig
Language: English
Weather: Temperatures are consistently warm but comfortable throughout the year.
Best Time to Visit: All year round. December to March is peak season. April-June or September-November are popular, too.
Oahu Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Experience a Polynesian Cultural Celebration
Explore six authentic Polynesian villages at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Located on the North Shore, this immersive experience shares the traditions, stories, and spirit of the South Pacific.
Visit Pearl Harbor
Step into history at Pearl Harbor with a guided tour of key WWII landmarks, including the USS Arizona Memorial and the Battleship Missouri.
Ride the Waves in Waikiki
Take a surf lesson in Hawaii’s most iconic surf zone with pros from the Hans Hedemann Surf School. Perfect for beginners and thrill-seekers alike.
Dine Like a Local
Craving flavor? Head to Kahuku on the North Shore for roadside food trucks serving up culinary greatness—Oahu style.
Wander the Dole Plantation
Get lost (on purpose) in the world’s largest pineapple maze, ride the Pineapple Express train, and learn about Hawaii’s juicy agricultural history.
