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Welcome to Oahu On behalf of the Smart Destinations team we would like to say Aloha and welcome to Oahu. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a seasoned Hawaii traveler, with the Go Oahu Card, you will experience a whole new way to discover the most popular island in our state. Explore Oahu’s rich heritage and cultural attractions or learn how to surf. With included admissions and exclusive offers, we have it all for you and your guests! We at Smart Destinations want to help you get the most out of your visit to Oahu no matter what your interests might be. If you are into history, art, dining, or just lounging on one of our beautiful white sand beaches, the Go Oahu Card offers hundreds of dollars in included admission as well as valuable savings at local shops and restaurants. Again, welcome to our Go Oahu Card “ohana,” or family. We hope you enjoy your stay with us. Now take a breath, relax, and uncover all the magic we have to offer. Me ke aloha pumehana (with warm aloha), Your hosts, How to use your pass & guidebook Online Guidebook Use this guidebook to find participating attractions, restaurants, and shops. Present your Go Oahu Card upon entry at ticket booth/entrance or to server www.smartdestinations.com/guide/hio or cashier. Enjoy–it’s that easy! Now available to give you even more maps, photos, and attraction information. Find the most up to date hours and directions. Translations For more language options visit: www.smartdestinations.com/oahu Organized by neighborhoods The guidebook is organized by region / neighborhood. Each has a different Important details color-coding at the top of the page. Please read these important details that will help you make the best use of your time and have the best experience in Oahu. Bonus Attractions (3, 4, 5, & 7-day cards only) • The Go Oahu Card is activated the first time the cardholder uses it and is valid Waikiki/Diamond Head until 5:30 pm daily. To maximize your usage, try to kick off your sightseeing on Honolulu & Surrounding Area the morning of your first day. Once activated it is then valid for the number of calendar days purchased over a 14-day period. Leeward, Windward, & North Shore • Admissions must be redeemed the day a card is presented for entry. Admissions Exclusive Deals & Savings may not be redeemed at any attraction in return for a ticket to enter the attraction on a future date. • Offers and admissions may be redeemed once per venue per day unless otherwise noted. Symbols • Some attractions are seasonal (e.g. summer only), have varied hours/days of You will see these symbols next to the attraction listings as well as on the maps. operation, or have special instructions for visiting (e.g. go to information booth for entry) with the Go Oahu Card. Please refer to the attraction page for details. Included Attraction Reservations Required • Attraction hours of operation are accurate at the time of printing but may change 1 throughout the year. Please verify hours prior to visiting each attraction. • Attraction modifications may occur from time to time and will be listed on our 2 Exclusive Deals & Savings Pick your tickets up at a specified website and in an insert in this guide. location before visiting the attraction • The Go Oahu Card is valid only at the attractions, shops, and restaurants listed in itself (usually for a tour or cruise). this guidebook. • The Go Oahu Card offers are not valid in conjunction with any other offers or promotions. • Special offers are valid for the duration of the card and do not activate the card unless otherwise noted. Please refer to the attraction page for details. • The Go Oahu Card is non-transferable and non-refundable once activated. • Smart Destinations is not responsible for traffic conditions or weather that may affect a traveler’s use of the Go Oahu Card. 2 Go Oahu Card Go Oahu Card 3 Contents Getting Around OAHU How to use your card & guidebook .................2 Leeward, Windward, & North Shore Oahu’s public transit system, called TheBus, is a simple and convenient way to get Online guidebook & Important details ...........3 Dole Plantation: to most attractions in Honolulu and Waikiki. Adult fare is $2.50* one-way, but a Getting Around Oahu ..........................................5 The Maze & the Pineapple Express ........ 24 four-day unlimited visitor pass is also available for $35.* Visit www.thebus.org for Snorkel the North Shore .................................. 24 custom trip planning as well as routes to most major attractions on the island. Bonus Attractions Oahu Kayaking with Hawaii Beach Time .... 25 Polynesian Cultural Center’s Ali`i Luau Waimea Valley ................................................... 25 Although TheBus can also take you to locations on windward Oahu and the North and Dinner Show .............................................8 Polynesian Cultural Center ............................. 26 Shore, many visitors prefer to rent a car for a few days to journey out of Honolulu Ali`i Kai Catamaran Dinner Cruise ...............10 Kualoa Ranch ...................................................... 26 on their own. A loop of the entire island is only 90 miles–an easy day trip. Roads Germaine’s Luau ................................................. 12 Byodo-In Temple................................................ 28 to even the more remote destinations are usually well maintained, and driving 1-Day JEEP Rental Special ................................14 Sea Life Park ........................................................ 28 rules are the same as anywhere else in the U.S., except that speed limits tend to be Sea Life Park Dolphin Encounter ....................16 Makapuu Lighthouse Hike .............................. 28 lower. As in any major city, traffic in downtown Honolulu can be aggravating. Just Wet ’n’ Wild Hawaii .......................................... 29 avoid morning and evening rush hours and allow a few extra minutes to reach your Kaimana Hanauma Bay destination and find a parking spot. Or rent a bicycle or moped in Waikiki! Waikiki/Diamond Head Snorkeling Adventures ............................... 29 Diamond Head Crater Hike & Shuttle USS Arizona Memorial Audio Tour ..............30 When driving around Oahu, consider packing a cooler with drinks and snacks. You’ll Service by Kaimana Tours ..........................18 Battleship Missouri Memorial .......................30 encounter farm stands along rural roads offering the freshest shrimp, pineapple, and Rainforest, Waterfalls and Pacific Aviation Museum ................................. 31 watermelon you’ve ever had, but convenience stores and fast food restaurants are Movie Sites Hike ............................................18 USS Bowfin Submarine & Museum ............... 31 harder to come by. With so many scenic outlooks and breathtaking beaches, you’ll Waikele Outlet Mall Shopping Shuttle .........18 find better views from a picnic bench than you will from any restaurant. All of Oahu in One Day Tour ...........................19 Pearl Harbor Historical City Tour...................19 Exclusive Deals & Savings Any time you park your car at a lookout or trailhead, be sure to lock it and make Beach Gear Pick One Go Oahu Card Concierge ................................ 32 sure valuables aren’t visible. by Hawaiians Ocean ....................................19 Moose McGillycuddy’s Pub & Cafe .............. 32 Hawaiian Style Rentals: Hilo Hattie–The Store of Hawaii .................... 32 *Fares valid at the time of printing and may be subject to change. Moped and Bike Rentals .............................19 Maui Divers Jewelry Design Center ............. 32 Waikiki Ocean Club ..........................................20 Helemano Plantation ........................................ 33 Beautiville Salon, Spa & Beautique ............... 33 Macy’s ................................................................... 35 Honolulu & Surrounding Area Iolani Palace .........................................................21 Frequently Asked Questions ......................... 36 Honolulu Museum of Art .................................21 Terms & Conditions ......................................... 37 Bishop Museum ..................................................21 Discover America .............................................. 38 Lyon Arboretum ................................................ 22 Index .....................................................................40 Queen Emma Summer Palace ....................... 22 Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP) at Ala Moana Beach .................................... 22 Makani Catamaran ........................................... 23 4 Go Oahu Card Go Oahu Card 5 Bonus Attractions Bonus Attractions K ameh ame KAWELA ha H KAHUKU wy 83 SUNSET 3, 4, 5, or 7-day Go Oahu Cards include BEACH 1 LAIE a choice of ONE of the attractions below. 83 WAIMEA HAUULA Ashley 83 Your Bonus Attraction must be used Kawailoa KAAAWA HALEIWA on a valid day of the card. 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