Best places: Cultural landmarks in Wahiawa, United States

This 9-foot bronze sculpture honors the Hawaiian Olympic champion & father of international surfing.

This large parkland offers a botanical garden, a waterfall area & info on Native Hawaiian history.

👍👍 Excellent tour and guide. Our first visit to the USS Arizona Memorial was a solemn and moving experience. The museums and sites and memorials were all interesting and educational. Our driver and guide was a man named Ariel who was extremely charismatic and entertaining. His knowledge of the Hawa...

👍👍 What an amazing tour!!! Our guide, Kana was extremely knowledgeable, funny and made us feel so comfortable. Learning about the history of Hawaii, their cultures, traditions and the sacred garden was an out of this world experience. My family and I enjoyed ourselves, especially with all the chocol...

👍 Probably my shortest review, but worth knowing about when walking by it. It's a nice little statue of the children's story called Makua lives on the beach, which was written by Fred Van Dyke. This was sculpted by Holly Young, and it is something you can take some cool pictures of. Enjoy the beaches...