This beautiful 45-foot waterfall is a major draw. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along a paved path to reach the falls, and swimming in the natural pool at its base is often permitted, conditions allowing.

The valley is home to an expansive botanical garden spanning 1.800 acres with over 5,000 documented species of tropical plants, including native Hawaiian and endangered species. You'll find 35 themed gardens, making it a treat for plant enthusiasts. Waimea Valley has been a sacred place for over 700 years and was continuously inhabited by native Hawaiians. It features ancient Hawaiian archeological sites, traditional farming practices, and cultural demonstrations.

General adult admission: Approximately $25-$26.50

Seniors: Around $10

O'ahu's North Shore is world-renowned for its legendary surf breaks, particularly during the winter months ( October to April ) when massive swells role in, attracting professional surfers and spectators alike.

Banzai pipeline . Waimea Bay . Sunset Beach . Haleiwa Ali'i Beach Park .

Laniakea Beach

A vibrant blend of history, culture and coastal charm, known for art galleries, Shave Ice legends Matsumoto's, Surf shops, local eateries and food trucks.

The Rainbow Bridge crossing the Anahulu River is one of the most photographed spots in town.

Haleiwa offers a slower pace, far from the hustle of Waikiki, and captures the spirit of "Old Hawaii". It's a favorite for honeymooners, artist, surfers, and anyone seeking an authentic island town that's deeply rooted in both aloha and history.