Such a beautiful venue for parties!…read more $600 down desposit, $200 refunded after the event pending the venue is left clean and all the trash is taken out. Interested? Reach out to MCCS Hawaii for more details. What's included: Trash cans (not trash bags), bathroom facilities, lots of parking (paved and unpaved), tables with benches, and a roof over your head. It really is a blank canvas for decorations, balloons, and more if you can envision it. Appreciated the space, open field. Perfect for families with kids of all sizes. Perfect for your backyard games of horseshoe, volleyball, and more.

Today we celebrated my grand niece 1 year old birthday party at Rainbow Bay Marina . Didn't know…read morethis place ever existed. Located pass Arizona Memorial and pass restaurant 604 way at the end there's couple Gazebo you can rent for events or even just BBQ. In order to rent them out you need to be either military or work on base . Nice grass area bathroom available which is a plus so you don't have to go to a porta potty . No beach swimming although it's located on the shore of Pearl Harbor . My niece catered the food also rented a jump jump . She also had a balloon maker which also does magician. It was an over cast day with a little rain time to time .

This was an amazing place to call my second home as a child in the 70s thru 90s. My grandfather…read morewas a commodore and my dad Les Vasconcellos has won many Kenwood Cups and other races. The dining room is top notch and so is eating next to the bar. This is a family affair. Consider yourself lucky if you were like my grandparents and my dad to have boat slips here. I grew up learning to sail at the WYC Junior Sailing Program, hunting for easter eggs in the grass, waiting for Santa to arrive on the power boat with gifts at Christmas. Several nights of the week there are live bands. I can't say enough good things about this special place where i grew up and always felt at home.

Service - Ambiance -…read more Food- I visited the Waikiki Yacht Club for a networking event in February of this year and was truly delighted to have the opportunity. I don't have a membership at the Yacht Club, but was able to visit through an agency that offered a special key note and networking dinner. I give the service 5 stars based on our waitstaff who served our table. I didn't find the person greeting folks at the entrance someone who particularly friendly . However, as soon as I took my seat at our table I was offered Red wine and water:) We were served and endless amount of Summer Salad, Basket Fries and macaroni salad. I didn't find myself wanting much of the macaroni salad, but loved the unique presentation of the Summer salad. I would definitely return for another networking event and recommend you sit where you can see the fireworks.

This is a very relaxing members only club on the Windward side of Oahu. They have youth sailing…read moreclasses and many yacht regattas throughout the year, including el toro and laser races around that island at the beginning of the Gilligans Island tv show. My dad (the legendary) Hawaii yacht racer Les Vasconcellos Jr has raced it many times (and i've joined him a couple times on more casual races. The club is very family oriented and they have many holiday parties all year long. The dining room is amazing and they also have a great walk up snack bar. I'm 51 now but i grew up here (and a few other other clubs around the island) and when I go back like I just did, old timers remember me even though i'm not the little kid they used to throw up in the air as a baby. Btw, if you need a boat bottom repair or cleaning, give my dad Les a call!!

Dinner the past 6 months has been incredible! We love the specials…read more Not sure who the chef is but we are loving the food. The regular menu is great too

This is an excellent place to keep a boat. It's secure, the other boaters are friendly, and the…read morefacilities are very nice and well maintained. I think slip sizes are 28, 34, and 40'. There are no liveaboards, but you wouldn't want to live on a boat with the air traffic anyway. Access to the community is easy enough with the gate guards and current vehicle information, much better than the military bases. Parking at the yacht club seems fairly safe, but the speed bumps on the way in are a little harsh and roads are narrow, but that's not a big deal. There aren't a lot of slips, and the managers aren't full time, so it can be a little tough to get in touch with them, but the rates are good and the availability is better than most marinas on island. There are restrooom and a clubhouse area to relax and hang out, as well as carts to take things to and from your boat. The finger piers are floating, so there are no tidal changes for your boat. The piers all seem to be well maintained too. The water is glassy in the lagoon, unlike any marina on island. Your chafe gear and lines will wear out from the sun before they wear out from the water. There is water and shore power, although only 15 amp service. Access to the channel requires a Pearl Harbor Permit, and you need to hail control to request permission in and out. At elevated security measures you need to schedule your exit/entry or you could be locked out, however, it has been smooth for me so far.

Such a hidden gem on the Ewabeach side. There is beach huts were you can lounge and relax watching…read morethe waves. The also have a volleyball net to play. They are many great amenities here!

So you're doom scrolling instagram wasting your life on pretty pictures and you come across a…read moresunset over an abandoned set of piers? Well, this is it. Yeah, pretty much all there is. No boats seem to tie up here as it's not possible to get to shore. The rest of the harbor is still operational, but it seems like the only thing this part of the harbor gets used for its photos. Be aware that some interesting characters inhabit the area, so watch your back. If you feel like you may be in danger, leave. It's not worth the photo. Also, there seems to be some drug usage with needles lying around so watch where you're stepping. There are a sizable amount of areas for long exposures, so bring your tripod along with ND filters to get those long exposures. Decent amount of nearby parking too.

3.75/5 stars We helped a friend buy a boat here and we lived…read moreon it in Ke`ehi Marina from December to July 2017. Ke`ehi Marina is on Sand Island behind the boat yard and small convenience store. We heard there was some problems there but the new manager seems to have gotten that fixed. The docks are in good condition after most were destroyed from the big tsunami. We filled out forms and underwent scrutiny that seemed like it would be enough to get a security clearance to be able to live aboard at the marina. It made me feel safe to walk the dock at nights knowing others went through that same clearance. The convenience store at the front of the boat yard has lots of drinks, snacks and basic foods. There is a nice rest room/shower building with a room for laundry. The building is clean and always stocked. There are tables in front where you can sit and get a drink from the vending machines. There are a number of restaurants across the street where food is reasonable and tasty. I definitely would stay there again and I do recommend it to those staying for a time. The one negative is the loud noise from hammering and grinding and dust from the boat yard and nearby buildings.

Waikiki Marina (via Tropical Escapes Realty) Elevator was…read moreout for 3 days at Waikiki Marina--a 30+ story building. We were on the 23rd floor and had to carry luggage up and down the stairs. I ended up breaking my right thumb doing this. Even worse--there was an 80-year-old woman on the 30th floor and a pregnant woman on the 28th, both forced to use the stairs. This is a serious safety hazard with no proper support or contingency plan. Completely unacceptable and dangerous. Would not stay here again.

Stayed here booking through Vrbo for almost two weeks. We needed something and needed it quick for…read morean unexpected family thing. Parking is 2 blocks away and you have to roll your luggage through two different hotels. $28+ per day. When you get off a flight all you do not want to do is maze your way though a hotel. My dude did all the check in in the back office by the sundries shop. We had a low level floor right over the pool. It was a bit noisy but we were right over the pool... duh. There are two pools. One is accessible though the second floor more of a lounge in the water type shallow pool, the other a small deeper pool with kids able to bounce around. The hotel is nice, our room was modern and recently renovated. Kitchen (no dishwasher), huge flat screen, cali king bed, and couch pull out. Room is comfortable for 2 and I would never sleep 4! Minutes (maybe 5) to the beach walking. You can easily access all of Waikiki beach paste the Hale Koa in about 10 minutes. I would probably stay here again. We had a car and did most everything off site.

Was really excited for their food, as I live down the road; but after my 2nd visit, I'm not…read moreimpressed. After reading about them having "Ahi Assassins" poke, I decided to go back for lunch today. I phone ordered, and decided on the Mahi nuggets, mochiko chicken, and a cheeseburger. My total today was $30, which I felt was a bit much, for the food quality. The cheeseburger was way too salty. The Mahi nuggets were interesting, not the best fish for what they were trying to accomplish... or it was leftover pieces, who knows. The mochiko chicken was decent, but I've had better. There was no poke, today. The deli recently opened for food service, so I'm hoping the food taste and quality will improve.

Heeia Kea Small Boat Harbor is located in Kaneohe. It's for small boat harbor. There's also a pier…read moreon one side where you can fish. But don't tell everyone because then it won't be a secret no more. There's nothing like coming here on a Sunday morning with your beach chair to relax. I must have dozed off many times by the breezy trade wind and overcast weather at the open sea. You wonder why we don't do this often but get soaked into technology including myself. Anyways, you get a nice view of Ko`olau mountains and Chinaman's hat even though it's still far away. There's public restrooms that's fairly decent. Free parking is available but by noon it fills up on the pier side. There's more parking on the harbor side but I'm not sure if you can park there.

I am on the water. I own a sailboat which is moored on Keehi Harbor which is attached to their…read moreMarina. They will not let me tie up my dingy to any of their available outlets with cleats to dock and then walk to use their store! Why? The only other way I would arrive being I have no car, is park my dingy and walk 2000 feet to their Convenience Store. Or just take a Uber and minas well just go Walmart. They have that dock shop but us sailboat people can't arrive on boats?

The staff and the facility were both excellent during the recent haulout of my 33 foot sloop,…read moreCowabunga!! First of all, the crew on the travel lift were obsessive in positioning the straps where they would not damage my boat. We were right on schedule with the pick, I had the tarps up within an hour or so. And the tarps they provided for dust containment were virtually new, in good shape, easy to handle and ample sized. I was ready to start work by lunch time. I easily completed my haulout within my 5 day schedule, as the yard crew took care of my needs such as moving pads, and prepping for the launch. The yard crew are calm and professional. Of course, you can always with the cost was less. But when I look at the scope of the operation, I am grateful we can haul at all in today's inflated world. A lot of labor went into my haul and launch, plus there is environmental mitigation, and expensive equipment. My haulout went smooth and fast, and I am grateful for that. Aloha, Mark