The world's largest manufacturer of black coral jewelry provides a free design center tour to visitors.

The Aquarium features living corals and colorful reef fish with over 2,500 organisms from 420 species on exhibit, including the endangered Hawaiian monk seal. Get face to face with sharks and the humuhumunukunukupuaa reef triggerfish.

In co-operation with the National Park Service, the Association operates a bookstore at the USS Arizona Memorial that provides visitors with material about the attack on Pearl Harbor and World War II in the Pacific.

Where WWII ended with the surrender of the Japanese forces lies the Battleship Missouri. With over six decades of life at sea and 60,000 tons to explore, the Battleship Missouri Memorial is an interactive educational and inspirational monument.

Guided tours of the official residence of King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuolcalani, 1882 to 1893.

Built in 1922 as a showplace for vaudeville, plays, musicals and silent films. The Theatre is now a state-of-the-art multi-purpose art performance center.

Queen Emma was one of the earliest symbols of the islands' cosmopolitan culture. View her historic summer palace.

On a park on Monsarrat Avenue, lies the 40-acre Honolulu Zoo, home to over 2,000 animals.

Travel north of Honolulu through the 2,013 foot Tantalus Rainforest and the Mountain. Enjoy panoramic views of the Honolulu skyline below on this hillside of wildlife, flowers and trees of guava, banana, eucalyptus and ginger.

Don Duke's home, built in 1930, is an architecturally significant home which includes a collection of Islamic artwork.