Close to Waikiki and Kahala Mall and within walking distance of Kapiolani Park, the landmark neighborhood of Diamond Head is perfect for those seeking the best of Hawaii. Many of the majestic, hillside homes in this small neighborhood have spectacular views of both the ocean and the Diamond Head volcanic crater. The crater itself is a recreation area where visitors can enjoy hiking to incredible, breathtaking views of the island below. The base of Diamond Head offers a rugged coastline and the nearby Aquarium, Zoo and Waikiki Shell for the Performing Arts offer entertainment alternatives usually found in larger metropolitan areas.
Located near the heart of the Waikiki district, the neighborhoods of Diamond Head are close to all that downtown and Waikiki have to offer.
Neighborhood - There are many fine homes on the slopes of Diamond Head in a variety of styles. Some have breathtaking views of the vast Pacific Ocean.
The most recognizable landmark in all of Hawaii, Diamond Head serves as a reminder of the forces that formed this beautiful island chain.
The Paki Hale/ Winstedt House is available through the City's Department of Parks and Recreation for community and non-profit organization activities.
Soccer practice at famous Kapiolani Park. Many activities take place here from weekend softball games to simply picnicking under the trees.
Kapiolani Park - Kapiolani Park lies between Diamond Head and Waikiki. This vast park also includes the Waikiki Shell for performing arts, the Waikiki Aquarium, the Honolulu Zoo, and the relaxing Kapiolani Beach Park.
The Honolulu Zoo has a wide variety of animals and birds from all parts of the world. There are many activities for the kids "keiki" in Hawaii.
