- The list below includes 201 free or cheap things to do in or near Hawaii Kai, Hawaii, including 68 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Beaches, Hiking Trails and National & State Parks.
- From Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve to Koko Head Crater Trail Hike, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hawaii Kai and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Honolulu, Mililani, Kaneohe and Pearl City.
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36.5 Miles
81%
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Ka'ena Point State Park, 68-760 Farrington Highway, Waialua, HI 96791
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Ka'ena Point Trail Hike offers patrons a scenic view of the ocean while hiking along the coastline. Patrons can sit on the rocks and watch the humpback whales swim by or see Hawaiian Monk Seals or observe albatross nesting areas.
38.0 Miles
Boasting 1,000 coconut trees, Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove/ Kiowea Park is a 10-acre public park. Park visitors enjoy stunning coastal sunsets, and many wedding photographers list the area as a favorite spot for nuptial portraits.
39.8 Miles
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70 votes
end of Farrington Hwy, Waianae, HI 96792
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Oahu's Keawaula Beach/ Yokohama Bay is a clean, sandy beach on western Oahu. It houses the trailhead of the Kalena Point Trail and is not accessible by car. Swimming is permitted throughout the year, although it is safest in the spring and summer months.
39.9 Miles
Specializing in ocean kayaking, Twogood Kayaks offers visitors kayak rentals, lessons, and tours. The tours are led by an experienced kayaker and takes visitors through the coves, reefs, and islands of the bay.
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238 votes
Haleiwa, HI 96712
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Everyone can be a student at Stand Up Paddle Lessons -- Rainbow Watersports Adventures, with one of the 4 certified instructors as teachers. They are the only ones who ever published a book about stand up paddling.
41.2 Miles
One of Kaunakakai's most popular attractions, the Pali Coast is often described as a living postcard. Its pristine white beaches, sapphire-blue water, verdant forests and welcoming residents give tourists a true taste of island paradise.
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A small park along Molokai's south shore, Kakahaia Beach Park is a national wildlife refuge frequented by fishermen and picnickers. The beach is popular with birdwatchers looking for Hawaii's endangered native species including the Hawaiian stilt and coot.
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Highway 450, east of Kaunakakai, Kaunakakai, HI 96748
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Kakahai'a National Wildlife Refuge is a 15 acre wildlife refuge dedicated to protecting a wetland habitat for endangered waterbirds. The refuge is made up of a spring fed pond and may interest those looking for a good bird watching location.
43.8 Miles
The Molokai Plumeria is a farm that specializes in growing Hawaii's Aloha Flower. A personal tour of the farm reveal rows of trees and flowers to pick to be used in making a lei.
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22 votes
1630 Farrington Ave, Kualapuu, HI 96757
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Hawaii is famous for its coffee beans, and no coffee lover should miss an opportunity to visit the Coffees of Hawaii Plantation Store. Guests learn about the plantation's history and agriculture, enjoy complimentary samples and purchase beans or grounds to enjoy at home.