June 12, 2017

OAHU MAP: beaches + hikes + luaus + island tour :: hawaii travel

Oahu map with list of beaches, hikes, luaus, circle island tour, Hawaii

ALOHA!

On this page you will find:

These are interactive maps so go ahead and click on any Oahu map and explore away! If you’re on mobile, be sure to give it a try on a desktop too!

Map of Oahu Beaches

See the list of Oahu beaches with planning details.

View this Oahu beaches map below in Google maps!





Side note!
See about the best shoes for hiking in Hawaii and what to wear snorkeling in Hawaii! And for Hawaii vacation ideas, see the best things to do in Waikiki that will give you Hawaii vibes!



Map of Oahu Hikes

See the list of Oahu hikes with planning details.

View this Oahu hikes map below in Google maps!


Map of Oahu Luaus

See the list of Oahu luaus with planning details.

View this Oahu luau map below in Google maps!


Map of Oahu Circle Island Tour

See the list of things to do on Oahu for your island tour stops with planning details.

View this Oahu circle island tour map below in Google maps!


Map of Waikiki Hotels

See the list of Waikiki hotels for your research.

View this Waikiki hotels map below in Google maps!


OAHU MAP INDEX

The Oahu map below is an index of planning tips you can find on this website. Think of it as a map version of a list of terms and places you would find at the back of a travel guide like a Lonely Planet Hawaii or another best-selling Oahu travel guide!

It’s basically a lot of the points of interest in the maps above combined into a single map with a link to more information. And it can give you the ability to better plan out your day based on where in Oahu you want to go!

So click on an icon to find out what’s there, and you’ll also find a link to take you to more planning details! Give it a try!

If the map isn’t showing up below, or you want to explore it in Google maps, see the OAHU MAP HERE.

HAPPY OAHU PLANNING!



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I also don't go snorkeling without a personal swim float buoy. Not only does it help to keep me visible, but it makes for a perfect way to rest out in deeper water! Oh, and it also serves as a dry bag so I can take stuff into the water with me.

Another way I have taken valuables into the water with me is to wear a travel money belt that I don't mind getting wet with salt water (it's not waterproof but I have several so I just use one of them) and then I put things in a ziplock freezer bag, and put that freezer bag in the money belt.

There are also designated waterproof waist pouches that you can store your valuables and take into the water with you.


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