Spotlight's Oahu Gold Magazine
Oahu Sports & Activities Guide
While visiting Oahu, take a dive into the beautiful blue ocean–but always check ocean conditions before you do, and protect yourself from the sun, too. There's something here for everyone in the family to enjoy. Learn to surf or scuba dive, go snorkeling or parasailing, paddle a kayak or ride a variety of water toys, play a round of golf, or fish for sharks at night.
"Sea Breeze Jetlev"
"Hawaii Kai Golf Course"
Watersports Connection
Watersports Connection is the gold deal for parasailing, jet skiing, banana boat rides, and snorkeling. Combine snorkeling at world-famous Hanauma Bay and a banana boat ride with either parasail or jet ski for a get-wet, family-fun experience. Watersports Connection features tremendous values for visitors and residents alike and will not be undersold! They are conveniently located near Waikiki with ample parking available. Reservations are absolutely necessary, book early to ensure your spot. For reservations and more information, call (808) 395-3793.Hawaii Kai Golf Course
With a Championship Course and an Executive Course, Hawaii Kai Golf Course is located in East Honolulu, 23 minutes from Waikiki. While golfing, the Pacific Ocean can be seen from every hole. On clear days, enjoy a view of Maui and Molokai. In the winter months, whales can be seen spouting water on their way to waters off Maui to give birth. Beginners, as well as advanced golfers, find the tropical winds blowing from the ocean not only pleasant but challenging, making both courses enjoyable to play. Located at 8902 Kalanianaole Hwy. For more information, call (808) 395-2358 x2 .
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