Gay bars oahu

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Many miles of beaches stretch along this portion of Oahu, making it a popular haven for those looking to relax in the sun.

The western, northwestern, and central regions are where most of the island’s residents live.

More than one million people a year pay their respects to the many military personnel who lost their lives during the Japanese attack. tossed with a passion orange vinaigrette. Queen’s Beach is across Kalakaua Avenue from the Honolulu Zoo and a few block from Hula’s Bar.

There are over seven gay & lesbian bars in Honolulu where you can enjoy a drink, with the open windows to enjoy the fresh ocean air.  And make sure you ask your bartender about the catamaran trips as some bars offer over the weekend gay catamaran tours.

Join other world travelers on the bustling streets of cosmopolitan Honolulu.  Where every you go, allow time to savor the unique character of each part of the Island, to visit the shops, dine in the local hotspots, enjoy the gay nightlife  and take in the stunning vistas.

Waikiki and its famous gay beach, Queen’s Surf Beach are a top destination for surfing, sunning, sand and more.  Gay Waikiki awaits you and if love the beach and the nightlife, then Honolulu on Oahu is for you.  Popular, sometimes crowded yet always in vogue, the Oahu gay scene is accepting, prevalent and chock full of options for gay friendly accommodations, dining, community groups, events, gay and lesbian weddings and you might just find your favorite Hawaiian gay bar in Honolulu to boot!

UPCOMING EVENTS AT TAPA'S WAIKIKI
Gay bar events in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii
Mark your calendars and join us.

Karaoke is BACK at Tapa's
You asked for it, and we are bringing it back!

 And successive drinks in their Bear cups are at very low prices at Tapa's.

CHECK IN FOR THE BEAR BOAT
between 11:30am-12:30pm at Tapa's Waikiki, every 2nd Sunday of each month. Many of these men and women and veterans of many wars are laid to rest in Punchbowl National Cemetery at Pu’owaina Crater (Punchbowl).

Beyond the sky scrapers and decidedly urban nature of the southern tip of the island is an Oahu of great natural beauty and old-time charm.

It is easily recognizable as the backdrop for the hit television series “Lost.” The island has played host to a slew of films and television shows as the current CBS hit show “Hawaii 50”.
The famous north shore of O’ahu is a surfer’s paradise, especially in the winter months when the surf is up. Take a jaunt to the Diamond Head State Monument, an extinct volcanic crater that offers not just a hike, but a pilgrimage to breathtaking views.

Island Coconut Prawns