The Waikiki Beach Walk is an amazing pathway along the beautiful Waikiki Beach. There are many resorts, eateries and fun things to do along this walk. It is lovely day or night. Very safe to walk in the evening.
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Waikiki has an extremely high Walk Score of 90 out of 100, making it one of the most walkable cities in all of the Aloha State (and one of the top 5 most walkable neighborhoods in Oahu itself).
San Souci BeachThe lack of crowds and hotels lining the beach makes this the best beach to relax. It's also the best place to go snorkeling in Waikiki with a flat bar of reef that stretches most of the beach. It's also a great place to jump into the water after hiking Diamond Head.
Waikiki BeachThis beach is actually comprised of many beaches strung together. Since Waikiki Beach is right along the city, you'll find a ton of places to grab a bite to eat while you're swimming in the crystal-clear blue water!
You can ride Hawaii's Waikiki Trolley Pink Line for free by simply showing your JCB card! Just present your JCB card when you board the trolley. See Waikiki Trolley Information above for trolley schedules and more information.
No alcohol on the beach whether it's in a glass container or not. If by canopy you mean a tall pop up one that'd be a no. Some people do it on other beaches around the island (and usually back on the grassy areas bordering the beach, not in the sand itself).
Kaimana Beach, also known as San Souci Beach is located in Waikiki right next to the Aquarium and the New Otani Kaimana hotel. Kaimana Beach is attractive as it isn't nearly as crowded as Waikiki; it's also nice and sandy. It is a little bit smaller, but there aren't as many tourists.
While Waikiki Beach is famous for its beauty and surfing, it got a little boost from other famous icons in the early 1900s. Shortly after the first hotels were built on the beach, celebrities such as Bing Crosby, Amelia Earhart, Frank Sinatra, and Joe DiMaggio rushed to see the beautiful Hawai'i landmark.
A Honolulu Airport is 8.8 miles or 20 minutes from Waikiki Beach. From Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), take I-H-1 E. You can pick up a taxi from the airport for about $45 or hop on the airport shuttles.