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Kahanamoku Beach

The man-made beach and lagoon on the Ala Moana end of Waikiki is known as Kahanamoku Beach and it was created in 1956. It is located in front of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel and it was named after legendary surfer Duke Kahanamoku.

Duke Kahanamoku Beach

Kahanamoku beach is a popular swimming, kayaking, canoeing, and sailing beach and it is also home of the Port Hilton Dock where the Atlantis submarine tours and dinner cruises depart. Public access to Kahanamoku Beach is via Kalia Road and Pahoa Place.

Friday Night Fireworks Show
Every Friday night there is a free "King's Jubilee" torch lighting ceremony and fireworks show on Duke Kahanamoku Beach.

Attractions Near Kahanamoku Beach

Historic Marker 14: Afong Estate

Historic Marker 15: Kaihikapu Fishpond

Historic Marker 16: Paoa Estate

Hotels Near Kahanamoku Beach

Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel

Hale Koa Hotel (Military Only)

See also:

More of Waikiki's Beaches

Other Attractions on Oahu

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