Visiting Oahu – Kailua Town

One of the more underrated Hawaii  activities that you can enjoy during your visit to Oahu  is visiting the local towns. Spread all over the island, and far from the hustle  and bustle of Honolulu and Waikiki,  are quaint towns where locals and residents call home, and offers a glimpse at  life in Hawaii. Oahu  features many great places to visit that feature great local restaurants and shops  while showing off the easy way of life for those who make their home here. The  town of Kailua is one of the best  in Hawaii and will be one of the  places that you visit that will make you want to call Oahu  home.  

Located just over the mountains from Honolulu,  Kailua Town  is the classic beach town that you would think of when thinking of towns in Hawaii.  Found on the island’s Windward Coast,  Kailua boasts not only a great town  with plenty to do, but one of the best beaches in the entire island chain. Kailua   Beach, and the nearby Lanikai   Beach, have been recognized as two  of the best beaches in the country, offering perfect ocean conditions, breathtaking  views of offshore islands, and great ocean activities. Though these beaches can  be quite busy, if you have the chance to visit either, definitely do so. You  will love these beaches and the pristine surroundings that make a day at the  beach here a day well spent. 

On a Circle Island Tour around the island, you’ll stop at  the famous Nu’uanu Pali Lookout, overlooking the entire Windward   Coast, including Kailua  and nearby Kaneohe. With the backing  of the lush mountains and the fact that you’re never more than a couple miles from  the beach, Kailua is very desirable  location. In town, you can shop at the locally owned boutiques and dine at  great locally owned restaurants, or just explore the town. There is a lot to do  here, and even if you spend just a few hours in Kailua,  you’ll fall for the town.  

There are many great towns to visit on Oahu,  including Haleiwa on the North Shore, Hawaii Kai on the South   Shore, and of course, Kailua  on the Windward side. Spend part of a day here, like the morning and early  afternoon before your Oahu Luau, and get to  know the easy way of life of Hawaii.  These quaint towns are what make Oahu special and help  to make the island home for residents of the islands.  

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