Aloha Tower is a one hundred eighty-four-foot structure in Honolulu Harbor, easily identified by the word "ALOHA" etched in large letters on all four sides of its upper levels. Completed in nineteen twenty-six and designed in the Hawaiian…
Magnum P.I. in Oahu
This tour traces the key filming locations of the original Magnum, P.I. television series from the streets of Honolulu to the windward coast of Oahu.
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1. Aloha Tower - Hawaii Pacific University
2. Aliʻiōlani Hale
Aliʻiōlani Hale is defined by its central clock tower and the prominent gold-leaf statue of Kamehameha the Great standing in its courtyard. King Kamehameha the Fifth commissioned the building in the eighteen seventies, originally intending…
3. National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, locally known as the Punchbowl, sits within the basin of the extinct Puowaina volcanic crater. The site is characterized by long, sloping lawns dotted with uniform flat granite headstones and…
4. Elks Lodge
The Honolulu Elks Lodge number six hundred sixteen sits along the water at twenty-nine thirty-three Kalakaua Avenue, positioned directly across from the Dillingham Fountain in Kapiolani Park. This fraternal organization began in nineteen…
5. Hawaii Film Studio
The Hawaii Film Studio is the only state-owned and operated film and television studio in the United States. You can identify the complex by its gated seven point five acre lot sitting at the foot of Diamond Head crater. Managed by the…
6. Hanauma Bay Ridge Trail
The Hanauma Bay Ridge Trail is defined by its paved maintenance road that climbs the ridgeline, offering a vantage point high above the protected marine preserve. While most visitors descend into the bay to snorkel in the reef, this trail…
7. Makai Research Pier
The Makai Research Pier is a long, concrete structure stretching into the Pacific, built by the state of Hawaii in the nineteen sixties to support oceanographic study. It features a main hangar that historically provided sheltered access…
8. Waimānalo Bay Beach Park
Hūnānāniho is a stretch of coastline on the windward side of Oʻahu defined by a dense grove of ironwood trees and the longest uninterrupted white sand beach on the island. Many residents know this place as Sherwood Forest or Sherwoods, a…
9. Byodo-In Temple
The Byodo-In Temple is marked by its sweeping, curved rooflines and the vibrant red-painted exterior that stands out against the backdrop of the steep, emerald-colored cliffs of the Koʻolau Mountains. Dedicated on June seventh, nineteen…