If you do feel like getting out and about, you might start with an open-air trolley ride to get familiar with the area. It's a great way to get around and see the neighborhood. Most likely, you'll make the beach itself a priority. For sun and surf worshipers, it's all you need. Visit one of the Waikiki kiosks for snorkel and boogie board rentals, or to find out about ocean adventures and surfing lessons. For those who like to shop, you're in the right place. Here, you'll find everything from designer stores to kitschy mementoes. Don't miss The International Marketplace for affordable island gifts to bring back home. The Lucoral Museum is less than a mile away, for an education on our ocean's amazing natural treasures. Hawaii is a melting pot, but one of its strongest influences is the Japanese culture. The Historical Gallery at the nearby Japanese Cultural Center showcases art and artifacts of this fascinating culture. The Honolulu Zoo is only a mile away and always makes for a fun day in paradise. Keep going toward Diamond Head and you'll also find the Waikiki Aquarium. There is so much to see and do here, it's impossible to mention everything. But rest assured that after a busy day, you'll have no problem finding a great place to eat. From casual to fine dining, the choices are seemingly endless.