- The list below includes 241 free or cheap things to do in or near Waianae, Hawaii, including 62 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Beaches, Hiking Trails and National & State Parks.
- From Ka'ena Point State Park to Makaha Beach Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Waianae and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Mililani, Kapolei, Pearl City and Waipahu.
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Providing for big game fishing on Hawaii's North Shore, Kuuloa Kai Charters offers both full and half-day excursions. Each trip includes an experienced guide and crew to aid in fishing for yellowfin tuna, dolphin or blue marlin.
9.8 Miles
Visitors can set sail on a 41 foot vessel to go deep sea fishing with the experienced captain of Kuuloa Kai. During the excursion, visitors have the opportunity to catch fish like Blue Marlin, Mahimahi, and Yellowfin Tuna.
9.8 Miles
Pu'uiki Beach provides a scenic setting for both picnic and games along with two pavilions and lots of room for activities. Pu'uiki offers a groomed baseball field for little league only and the beachside pavilion fits at least 150 people.
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Oahu's Kukaniloko Birthing Stones are extremely important to the history and culture of Oahu. Now protected and preserved as a state park, the Birthing Stones are the traditional location for royal births. This area has also seen many battles that shaped Oahu's development and culture.
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890 Kamokila Blvd, Kapolei, HI 96707
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Playing the latest movies in its 16 auditoriums, Consolidated Theatres - Kapolei 16 offers discounted tickets for seniors, military, and students. The theaters can seat 201 people and offers Dolby Digital Surround Sound.
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Kapolei Regional Park is a park that offers something for everyone. The park is home to an expanse of lush green grass and shady trees, perfect for picnics or sporting events, an children's playground, skate park and rope bridges.
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Highway 470, Mile Marker 4, Kualapuu, HI 96757
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Nestled in beautiful Kualapuu, the Molokai Museum & Cultural Center is an information clearinghouse, welcome center and museum. A small admission fee gives visitors access to the entire center, which is a particular boon for indecisive tourists who need help deciding what to do on their trip.
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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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Poamoho Ridge Trail takes visitors through a native forest to the summit of Ko'olau. The trail, which is suitable for experienced hikers, is known for birdwatching and unique views of the Kahana and Punalu'u Valleys.
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One of the biggest freshwater fishing areas on the island of Oahu is Lake Wilson. The waters of the lake provide large mouth bass, small mouth bass, and bluegill along with multiple areas for boating and hiking trails on shore.