Kapiolani Park Hawaii

Kapiolani Regional Park

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Tripadvisor (1,111) · Park in Honolulu, United States
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Spanning 300 acres (121 hectares), Kapiʻolani Regional Park is one of the largest parks on Oahu, and also its second oldest. Located between Waikiki … See more

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Aug 7, 2022
A good sized park located between Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head. There are frequently displays, free Hawaiian Band Concerts and today the Waikiki Art Fest, Zoo Wall Art and the Na Hula Festival all … Full review by Llewellyn53
Aug 3, 2022
Visit here at sunset to take your photos and you will miss all the crowds fighting for space at Waikiki. There is a lovely little cafe there with a great vibe. Full review by Denise R
Jun 11, 2022
We found the park by accident. We wanted to see Waikiki Beach and drove past the beach - looking for parking - right into Kapiolani Park where we found a free parking lot. It was too far (for us in o… Full review by Alena L
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Named for Queen Kapiolani, the consort of King David Kalakaua, this is Hawaii's largest, oldest public park. Queen Kapiolani lived between 1…
gpsmycity.com
People both young and old love to visit this age old park that attracts hordes of visitors year after year. This lush green park is the largest of its …
cityseeker.com
Kapiolani Regional Park is the largest and oldest public park in Hawaiʻi, located in Honolulu, Hawaii on the east end of Waikiki ju…
touristlink.com
Queen Kapiʻolani Regional Park is the largest and second-oldest public park in Hawaii, located in Honolulu on the east end of Waikiki just be…
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We are staying near by. Is there a schedule of events for this weekend and next week?
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Yes, check with the Honolulu website. They normally have it all posted. There is also or there was an information desk on the corner of the park too. They sometimes have posters or …
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Yes, check with the Honolulu website. They normally have it all posted. There is also or there was an information desk on the corner of the park too. They sometimes have posters or banners up along the street. Enjoy the park...
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I am wondering about snorkelling here, is this a good spot?
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You will find a few fish around here but nothing terribly exciting. If it's snorkeling you're after - sign up with a private tour (we used OPT) where local guides take you to the best …
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You will find a few fish around here but nothing terribly exciting. If it's snorkeling you're after - sign up with a private tour (we used OPT) where local guides take you to the best snorkeling places around the island - worth the spend! But if you're just curious, then suggest catching Waikiki Trolley to Hanauma Bay. Have an awesome trip!
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Is this the park that they have the Hula dancers on Leah Day (May Day)
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Yes it is. It's spelled Lei for a garland of flowers. The dancing occurs on May 1.
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Is there a hotel nearby?
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Kapiolani Park is not far from downtown Waikiki, so lots of hotels within minutes.
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Do you provide pedestrian safety presentations? If yes, whom do I contact?
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Yes, we provide presentations to various groups, from children to seniors. Our presentation to children is about 45 minutes, while the presentation for adults is approximately 30...
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