We will guide you to Leonard's Bakery, which is famous for having the most delicious donuts in Hawaii. These donuts, called “malasadas,” which are Portuguese-style donuts that are crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, perfect for a light breakfast.

A blowhole is a wave that comes out of a hole in a lava rock formed by a volcanic eruption. You can also see the islands of Molokai and Lanai from here.
Blow Cove is also famous for being the location for the 1953 film “From Earth to Eternity,” for which it won an Academy Award for Best Picture in 1954. The kiss scene between Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr was filmed at Blow Cove.

Makapu’u point, located on the easternmost side of Oahu, it creates an indescribably beautiful sea where the color of the sea spreading down the cliff is like seven colors of emerald and cobalt. There is also the possibility of spotting humpback whales from December to April, making it an occasional stop for locals as well. Whales come to Hawaii to give birth from Alaska in search of warm water, and after giving birth, they return to Alaska in May.

Macadamia Nut Farm, known as Hawaii Limited Edition and Hawaiian Gift, is a farm that produces and sells various flavors such as honey roast, coffee, caramel, and garlic onion. Here, you can sample different types of nuts, and you can also taste Kona coffee.

Around 1850, Chinese immigrants began immigrating to Hawaii to work in the sugarcane fields. In Hawaii's hot weather, the Chinese wore their own unique hats, and the shape of the hat resembled Chinese Hat Island, so it was called “Chinaman’s Hat” The official name is Mokolii Island. This Chinese Hat Island is one of the must-see locations as it is also in close proximity to “Kualoa Beach Park”. From here, follow the coastal road to the North Shore, where you'll find beautiful emerald and cobalt beaches. Especially from November to February, the high waves create a more spectacular view.

Kualoa Ranch, famous for Jurassic Park, is a popular film and commercial location, and is a popular spot for horseback riding, raptors, movie site tours, jungle exploration, ocean voyages, and ziplining. Famous movies include Jurassic Park, Godzilla, Pearl Harbor, Jumanji and TV shows such as Lost, Hawaii Five-O, North Shore, Magnum P.I. etc. are well known.
Kualoa Ranch's owner, Dr. Judd, started a sugar cane farm in 1863, but it closed in 1970 when low rainfall made it difficult to grow sugar. It was then used as an airfield during World War II, but was later returned to the owners' descendants, the Morgan family, and in 1974 it became an Oahu National Historic Site as a traditional division of ancient Hawaii.

Sunset Beach, where the world-class surfing contest is held in November, boasts the largest waves in Hawaii, and is also a place where large and small surfing competitions are held. From November to February, it is also a place to deliberately visit the North Shore Sunset Beach to see the big waves. In addition to the big waves, Sunset Beach is also a famous place to see a beautiful sunset, hence the name “Sunset Beach”.
In Hawaii, you can see a lot of “Green Sea Turtles”, and the type of turtle is called “Honu”. There is an old saying that every time you see a turtle, your life will increase by one year. If you can see sea turtles that are not often seen, that is a sign of luck. The number one reason turtles come to shore is for food. It is said to eat moss and seaweed attached to stones and rocks on the shore, and to avoid sharks in the deep waters of the North Shore and come out of shallow water. In addition, adult turtles do not move well in the water, so their body temperature is low, so they often come out to the sandy beach to bask in the sun on a sunny day.

It is a simple small town famous for its historic town, and is a place where you can see traditional Hawaiian culture and history. You can see Hawaii's old look that is completely different from Waikiki, rural buildings that are in contrast to the city, and shops selling Hawaiian limited edition items that can only be purchased in Hawaii.

Another attraction that comes alive with Hawaiian history known as the Pineapple. Industrialist James Dole moved to Hawaii in 1899, founded the Hawaiian Pineapple Company (HPC) in 1901, and shipped the first canned pineapple in 1903. Technological advances led James Dole to purchase Lanai in 1922 and turn it into the world's largest pineapple plantation. The company changed its name to the Dole Company and began using the “Dole” brand. Then, in 1961, the company began to expand its business by opening farms and canneries in the Philippines and Thailand. It is also considered one of the best places to taste pineapple and like-minded food.

It is a small farm located in North Shore, roasted locally every day and serving fresh coffee, makes it popular with tourists and locals alike. A variety of coffee is provided free of charge, and it is a good experience for those who want to see coffee trees for the first time by giving them the opportunity to see coffee trees and coffee beans.