Duke's Waikiki

With the white sand beach, turquoise waters, ample shops and dining options, and stunning views of rugged Diamond Head, Waikiki is probably one of Hawaii's foremost well-known and publicized areas. And Duke's Waikiki, a laid-back beachside restaurant, is true within the middle of all of it. Serving up popular Hawaiian and American-style grub with many island charm and aloha, Duke's combines beachfront casual with high-quality service and cuisine to make a dining experience that has made it one among the foremost popular spots along Waikiki Beach.

Make yourself at home, where the legend Duke Kahanamoku grew up swimming, surfing, canoeing, and bodysurfing. In 1929, Duke rode a monster wave for 1 1/8 miles at Waikiki, likely the longest ride in modern times. Do you know that image in your mind of Waikiki Beach, the one with Diamond Head in the distance and outrigger canoes in a turquoise bay of warm water? It's real, and it's here every day. Splash, body surf or surf, in the warm, turquoise water just below Hawaii's icon, Diamond Head – just like Duke did.

We offer a rare opportunity to see a magical Waikiki – uncrowded beaches and the ocean reflecting the colors of the sunrise as it rises over Diamond Head. The beauty of old Hawaii is found in the early mornings as you look out on the surf of Waikiki Bay.