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Ala Wai Canal

Ala Wai Yacht Harbor

Ali'iolani Hale

Aloha Tower

Ancient Historical Sites and Heiaus

Barber's Point Lighthouse

Battleship Missouri

Bishop Museum

Botanical Gardens

Byodo-In Buddhist Temple

Chinaman's Hat

Chinatown

Contemporary Museum

Damium Museum and Archives

Diamond Head

Diamond Head Coast

Diamond Head Light House

Dole Pineapple Plantation

Duke Kahanamoku Statue

East Coast Cliffs

Falls of Clyde

Fort DeRussy

Goat Island

Haleiwa Surf Museum

Haleiwa Surf Town

Halona Blowhole

Halona Cove

Halona Lookout

Hanauma Bay

Hawaii Convention Center

Hawaii Maritime Museum

Hawaii State Capitol

Hawaii Temple (Mormon Temple)

Hawaii Theatre

Hawaii's Plantation Village

Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park

Honolulu Academy of the Arts

Honolulu Harbor

Honolulu Zoo

IMAX Waikiki

Iolani Palace


Japanese Cultural Center Historical Gallery

Kahala Mandarin Oriental

Kaneana Cave

Kapiolani Park

Kawaiahao Church

Ala Wai Canal
"Freshwater Way"
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Ala Wai Boulevard

The Ala Wai Canal is a beautiful waterway at the western entrance to Waikiki. Constructed in 1922, the canal drains up to 150 inches of rainwater that falls in the mountains above Waikiki each year. Prior to the completion of the canal, southeastern coast of O'ahu was a swampland of fish and duck ponds.
 
 
After the canal was completed, the land was reclaimed and the result was the most famous tourist and beach area in the world - Waikiki. The walkway along the canal is well-lit and perfect for jogging, strolling, and relaxing. Most afternoons, outrigger crews can be seen practicing along this beautiful waterway.
 
 
The beautiful Hawaii Convention Center, golf courses, apartments, and condominiums line the long stretch of waterway all the way to the ocean where it empties into the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor.
 
  Directions:
The Ala Wai Canal marks the entrance to Waikiki. Ala Moana Boulevard, Kalakaua Avenue, and McCully Street all cross the canal leading to and from this popular tourist area. Ala Wai Boulevard borders the Western and Southern edge of the Canal.
 

 

Useful Information:

  • No swimming or fishing allowed .......
  • Do not drink the water from the canal
 


   

 

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King Kamehameha Statue

Kodak Hula Show

Koko Crater

Koko Marina

Kualoa Ranch

Luaus

Magic Island

Magic of Polynesia

Makapu'u Light House


Manana Island (Rabbit Island)

Manoa Falls

Maunawili Falls

Mission House Museum

North Shore

Oceanarium

Old Pali Road

Pacific Aerospace Museum

Pali Lookout (Nuuanu Pali)

Pearl Harbor

Polynesian Culture Center

Punchbowl Crater

Puu Ualakaa Park Tantalus Park

Queen Emma's Summer Palace

Royal Mausoleum

Sacred Falls

Sea Life Park

Sharks Cove

Sunset Beach

Swap Meet

Tantalus Drive

Tide Pools

Toilet Bowl

Torch Lighting Ceremony

US Army Museum of Hawaii

USS Arizona National Park (memorial)

USS Bowfin Submarine Museum

Valley of Temples

Waianae Harbor

Waikiki

Waikiki Aquarium

Waikiki Shell

Waimanalo Polo Fields

Waimea Bay Beach Rock

Waimea Falls

Waimea Falls Park

Waimea Valley

War Memorial Natatorium

Washington Place