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Malia's cousin Kayla was visiting Oahu from Oregon 

for the first time! Kayla was arriving tomorrow, and 

Malia wanted to show Kayla the fun tourist attractions 

on Oahu. At the beach, she started thinking of 

different places she could take her.

After Jared arrived, 

Malia decided to take 

him to the famous 

Hanauma Bay. This is a 

State protected 

wildlife park, many 

tourist come to 

Hanauma Bay to 

snorkel! 

First, Malia took Kayla to Hanauma Bay! 

Many locals and tourist come to Hanauma 

Bay to snorkel!

After snorkeling, the girls were so hungry! They 

needed some local grinds to fill their stomachs! 

Malia had the famous shave ice while Kayla at 

the famous Kahuku shrimp!

After eating a delicious lunch, the girls decided to go to the 

historic Pearl Harbor. As they took the tour, they were able 

to learn about this historic event, and how it affected 

Hawaiian history.

Next the girls traveled to Iolani palace! 

On their tour they learned about King 

Kamehameha and how he conquered the 

Hawaiian Islands. They also learned 

about the annexation of the Hawaiian 

nation, and the overthrow of the 

Hawaiian monarchy.

Next the girls headed 

to Waikiki to shop! 

Waikiki is a great 

tourist attraction, and 

home to many of the 

local beach boys. 

Tourism first started in 

Waikiki, the local 

attractions like surfing 

and shopping attracted 

visitors from over seas.

After their long day the girls decided to go to a traditional 

luau! The Hawaiian music and hula dancers performed as the 

girls watched in the audience. Luaus took place in ancient 

Hawaiian traditions. Culturally a pig is roasted and served!

As Kayla left Oahu on her trip back home, she 

looked down at the beautiful Honolulu City Lights. 

Amongst Waikiki, was Diamond Head Crater. She 

smiled as her plane took off. 'Aloha A Hui Hou'.

Words and Locations From the Islands

- Hanauma Bay: A tourist attraction, located on the East side of 

Oahu. Hanauma Bay is a State protected beach, for native marine 

wildlife!

-Local Grinds: Many local Hawaiians eat "local grinds" or food that is 

unique to Hawaiian culture. Some food include Kahuku shrimp, shave 

ice, li-hing mui, kalua pig, lau-lau, and many more! Local foods a 

very "ono"- good!

-On December 7,1941 the Japanese military attacked Pearl Harbor. 

Overall, nine ships of the U.S. fleet were sunk and 21 ships were 

severely damaged. This landmark remains a historic site in Hawaiian 

history

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