ASTRO Experiences · HI
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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Paia, HI
Maui Sunriders Bike Co. is a full-service bike shop and tour operator with three locations in Kihei, Kapalua, and Paia. It offers bike sales, service, and rentals, featuring Maui’s largest fleet of rental bikes. Visitors can take guided tours, including Haleakalā downhill, North Shore e-bike, road, and mountain biking excursions. The company has been family-owned and operated for 25 years.
Lahaina, HI Area
Offers luxury in-home dining and private event catering across Maui, specializing in custom menus crafted with fresh, local ingredients.
Honolulu, HI
The USS Utah Memorial commemorates the battleship USS Utah, which was sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Originally commissioned in 1911, the ship was later converted into a target ship and anti-aircraft gunnery training vessel. The wreck of the USS Utah remains in the harbor, and a memorial was erected nearby in 1972.
Honolulu, HI
Sea Life Park in Waimānalo, Hawai‘i, is dedicated to marine life conservation, education, and care. Visitors can marvel at dolphins, sea lions, and native Hawaiian marine species through interactive exhibits and animal encounters, including a Shark Snorkel. The park also features the Hale Manu Aviary and hosts the Aloha Kai Luau. It holds accreditations from the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks & Aquariums and IMATA.
Photo by Frank SchulenburgCaptain Cook, HI
The Kona Coffee Living History Farm is an award-winning historic farm that tells the story of Kona’s coffee pioneers from the early 20th century. Visitors can explore coffee trees, meet a Kona Nightingale, and observe how farmers used the kuriba and hoshidana to mill and dry coffee. The site features an original 1920s farmhouse and living history interpreters who demonstrate traditional crafts and agricultural activities. This is the nation's only living history coffee farm.
Honolulu, HI Area
Honolulu's premier yoga studio offering a wide range of classes, including Power Vinyasa, Yoga Sculpt, and aerial yoga, in a welcoming atmosphere.
Kalāheo, HI
Kukuiolono Park and Golf Course was once an ancient Hawaiian Heiau site and later the estate of Walter McBryde. The park features extensive walking paths and gardens with mountain and ocean views, including a Japanese garden with fountains, statues, and bonsai trees. Visitors can play on a challenging 9-hole golf course or explore paths leading to a collection of Hawaiian lava rock artifacts and a meditation pavilion. A bluff offers views of Kauai's South and West shores, where whales can be seen seasonally.
Waipahu, HI
Hawaii's Plantation Village is an outdoor museum and botanical garden in historic Waipahu town. It tells the story of life on Hawaii's sugar plantations from 1850-1950, showcasing the cultures of Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Okinawan, Portuguese, and Puerto Rican immigrants. Visitors can explore over 25 authentic plantation homes and structures, including a store, infirmary, and manager's office, featuring personal artifacts and art. The village also features unusual plants brought by immigrants, offering fruit samples during tours.
Honolulu, HI
Hawaii Mission Houses Museum is a museum located in Honolulu, HI. Visitors can view its historic grounds in the heart of Honolulu. The museum offers general public tours, as well as special tours and options for school groups.
Honolulu, HI
Oahu Ocean Adventures is a family-owned business offering private catamaran tours in Oahu. Guests can enjoy intimate snorkeling, sunrise, sunset, fireworks, and whale watching tours, limited to six passengers. These excursions explore the Honolulu coastline, including sites like Turtle Canyon and Pupukea Marine Sanctuary, with opportunities to see marine life such as turtles and dolphins.
Lihue, HI
The Kauai Museum, which opened in 1960, preserves and showcases the rich history and artifacts of Kaua`i. Visitors can explore captivating exhibitions, including a Hula Exhibit, and take guided tours led by knowledgeable docents. The museum also offers weekly classes and features a gift shop with local cultural items. A virtual walk of the museum is available.
Kailua, HI
Royal Hawaiian Golf Club, an 18-hole, Par 72 course, is nestled between Mount Olomana and Ko'olau Mountains in Oahu, offering stunning views. Opened in 1993, it was co-designed by Peter and Perry Dye and later redesigned by Greg Norman, measuring 6,609 yards. Single-player rounds are not permitted, and spectators are not allowed. The driving range and Oleana Restaurant are currently closed.
Honolulu, HI Area
Offers private boat tours and charters in Waikiki and Honolulu, including snorkeling with turtles, whale watching (seasonal), sunset cruises, and customizable ocean adventures for up to six guests.
Kaneohe, HI
Ko Olina Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course featuring exceptional water features, multi-tiered greens, and no parallel fairways for a unique golfing experience. The club offers a golf academy with lessons for all skill levels, junior programs, and on-site dining at Roy's Ko Olina. Free shared transportation from Waikiki and Kahala is available for groups of two or more golfers.
Kahuku, HI
Kahuku Golf Course is a nine-hole par-70 layout featuring 5,398 yards with scenic seaside views and vending machines available at the clubhouse.
Honolulu, HI
Waialae Country Club is a non-profit private country club in Honolulu, HI. It features a PGA Tour quality golf course for its members, their families, and guests. The club also offers health and recreational facilities, activities, entertainment, and educational programs.
Honolulu, HI Area
Provides personal chef services throughout Oahu, creating customized culinary journeys for intimate gatherings, dinner parties, and special occasions with locally sourced ingredients.
Honolulu, HI
The Liljestrand House is an outstanding example of architect Vladimir Ossipoff’s work and mid-twentieth century Hawaiian modern architecture. This defining work by the Hawaiʻi architect features designs known for seamless integration of building and site, elegant circulation, clever view management, and a creative mix of modern and natural materials. Visitors can take guided tours of the house.
Lahaina, HI Area
Provides boat tours, snorkeling trips, seasonal whale watching, and private charters departing directly from Ka'anapali Beach, offering intimate experiences and sea scooter rentals.
Kailua-Kona, HI
Makani Golf Club is a par 72 course designed by Perry Dye, located on the lower slopes of Hualalai. The course features wide fairways and water in play on nine of its 18 holes. With five sets of tee boxes, it offers a challenging yet enjoyable experience for various skill levels. Golfers can enjoy a cooler climate, refreshing air, and sweeping views of five major mountains and the ocean.
Honolulu, HI
The Honolulu Police Department Museum showcases the history of law enforcement in Hawaii from the era of King Kamehameha I and the Law of the Splintered Paddle through the establishment of the Honolulu Police Department to the present day. The museum houses over ten thousand artifacts that bring the region's law enforcement heritage to life.
Aiea, HI
Tropics Mini Golf is a mini golf course in Aiea, HI, voted Best of Hawaii in 2016 and ranked as Oahu’s #1 course. Visitors can enjoy a challenging course with amazing scenery. The facility offers Texas BBQ, featuring slow-cooked meats like pulled pork and brisket. It also provides a Honu room for parties up to 50 guests and can accommodate over 150 people for large group events.
Hilo, HI
Mokupāpapa Discovery Center, established in 2003, interprets the natural science, culture, and history of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Housed in Hilo’s historic Koehnen Building, it features a 3,500 gallon saltwater aquarium and interactive educational exhibits. Visitors can explore lifesize wildlife models, artwork, and interpretive panels in both Hawaiian and English, bringing this remote ocean wilderness to the public.
Honolulu, HI
The John Young Museum of Art is part of the gallery system of the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. It opened in 1999, fulfilling artist John Young's vision to further art education and benefit the community. The museum houses a collection of artworks from Asia, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa, and Mesoamerica. Its 2,000+ square foot complex includes galleries, workshops, a small research library, and an outdoor courtyard, hosting art history exhibitions and student programming.