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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

anyone from Hawaii? visiting for conference in honolulu just trying to get a locals perspective and away from the tourist traps thanks ! any good local bars?

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I live on the mainland now, but grew up in Hawaii and go back quite often. Going off the beaten path is the best bet. Where are you staying?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

awesome we have the exact same car staying at the Hilton Hawaiian village this sat until the next. yes please advise i have a fertility conf. so first few days will be with boring colleagues but i have rest of the week for myself.

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my plan so far, weather dependent. 1. Hanauma Bay 2. Honolulu Zoo 3. Macadamia Nut Farm 4. Diamond Head 5. Waikiki Aquarium ok which one should i do or not but at night need cool bar where interesting locals hang out thank you !

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1. Hanauma Bay - Make sure you get there early. Place gets packed and they close the parking lot 2. Honolulu Zoo - 3. Macadamia Nut Farm - 4. Diamond Head - Try to hike the top of the crater 5. Waikiki Aquarium Your best bet is to go to any hotel bars specially ones on the beach. Nothing like having a nice cool drink and watch bikini's all evening. I'd stay away from local bars outside of Waikiki specially the Korean Bars. They bar girls will eat your money in no time. $20.00 drink for each drink you buy for them. If you have a chance take a drive to Roundtop drive. There's a lookout at the top of the mountain. Beautiful views.

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awesome ! thanks for the advise with the korean bars ! haha i wouldn't go there anyway. not my flavor great pics. ! ill def. check out that look out point.

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1. Yardhouse on Lewers Street is good, but can get packed. 2. Rumfire Bar at the Sheraton is cool at night. 3. Venture to downtown Honolulu. They have a lot of cool bars and restaurants that have popped up over the last few years. 4. Wailana coffee shop is a good place for breakfast or late nights - it's across the street from the Hilton. 5. Barefoot bar at the Hale Koa. It's next door to you and right on the beach. The military owns it, but anyone is welcomed. 6. Ko'olina Lagoons on the westside - It's in the Ko'olina resort area (the Monkey Pod bar is cool - good music). 7. North shore ("Da Country") to see the surf. There's ton more to see and do....

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