Welcome to the Baby’s Away Oahu webpage! Please click on the links above to make a baby equipment rental reservation. Following is our local contact information. Toll Free Number: (800) 496-6386 Local Phone Number: (808) 699-7749 We rent cribs, high chairs, strollers, car seats, and other quality baby equipment. If you don’t see something on our site that you would like to rent, please let us know and we may be able to supply it for you! Planning ahead for the holidays? We encourage you to make reservations early so that we can be sure to have the baby equipment available for you! We love to baby our customers and guarantee you will be happy with our service. We aim to please…always with a smile!Waikiki is a vibrant, ever-changing beachfront neighborhood in Honolulu. It's also one of the world's top vacation destinations . Its sprawling resorts are as famous as its beaches. Incidentally, the elegant Moana Surfrider, the first of the Waikiki Beach hotels, opened in 1901.
Waikiki is situated on the southern edge of eastern Oahu. Kalakaua Avenue is Waikiki's main drag, and it's abuzz day and night with shoppers, diners and pleasure-seekers of all types. While the volcanic cone Diamond Head isn't technically part of Waikiki, its vivid and majestic presence looms over the entire district. What's more, Pearl Harbor, Chinatown and Ala Moana Center—the latter is Hawaii's biggest mall—are all just 30 minutes from Waikiki by car, if not closer. The University of Hawaii operates the Waikiki Aquarium, which is across the street from Kapiolani Park. More than 3,000 creatures reside there, including an extremely hard-to-find peppermint angelfish, some playful monk seals and a group of fearsome sharks. The Honolulu Zoo is a 24-acre wildlife preserve with elephants, monkeys, birds and other animals from across the globe. Its gardens boast some of the most beautiful Polynesian flowers in existence. On Saturdays, this zoo offers guided walking tours at twilight; these expeditions are visually stunning and highly enlightening.
The U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii might be modest in size, but it is sweeping in its subject matter. Its halls are housed inside a military outpost that was built in 1909, and they feature native weapons from hundreds of years ago, as well as more recent tools for fighting. Also on display are uniforms, posters, photographs and vehicles. Admission to this museum is free. When you board an Atlantis submersible, you dive approximately 100 feet below the waves. Tour guides will identify the marine life that you encounter, and if you're really lucky, you could see a whale. You'll also get excellent views of coral reefs and shipwrecks throughout the journey. Of course, a person can't list Waikiki's primary attractions without mentioning its major beaches: Kahanamoku, Gray's, Kuhio, Sans Souci, Kapiolani and the hugely popular Royal Hawaiian. Nowhere on Earth can you find superior conditions for swimming and water sports. Held every May, the Waikiki Spam Jam is a festival that celebrates the canned meat with which many Hawaiians have fallen in love.
Booths line Kalakaua Avenue so that more than 24,000 people may sample countless Spam dishes. Spam merchandise is readily available. In addition, many volunteers are on hand to collect donations for the Hawaii Food Bank. August brings Duke's OceanFest to the shores of Waikiki. This multi-day event is named after Duke Kahanamoku, an Olympic great, actor, legend of surfing and local sheriff. It features a series of athletic contests, including swimming, volleyball, stand-up paddling and surfing competitions. Duke's noble spirit still thrives. The Waikiki Ho'olaule'a is a 12-block-long street party that rages each September on Kalakaua Avenue. Thousands of people attend this free event, and it showcases hula dancers, Hawaiian musicians, island arts and craft and irresistible area food. And naturally, leis are everywhere. The Hawaiian Islands are surrounded by tropical waters that help keep the weather pleasant and consistent all year long. In fact, Waikiki's coldest month is January, a time when the average low temperature is 66 degrees Fahrenheit.
No matter what month it is, you can expect Waikiki's high temperatures to range from 80 to 90 degrees and its low temperatures to be somewhere between 66 and 75. January, February, October, November and December are comparatively rainy in Waikiki. During each of those months, the average rainfall exceeds 2.1 inches. By contrast, May through September is a particularly sunny period; the average monthly precipitation during that time is less than an inch. Further, tropical storms are rare in the region, but if they do occur, they'll probably take place in August or September. rooms & suites overview resort charge Starwood Hotels & Resorts in Waikiki now charges a daily Resort Charge posted to each guestroom to offer our guests an array of generous amenities and services for a nominal all-inclusive fee. Some of the hotel’s most sought-after amenities are bundled into a daily Resort Charge of $29.31USD tax inclusive, per room per day. Please find below information on the benefits and amenities guests receive for this charge:Free High Speed Internet Access in guest rooms and public areasUnlimited local and 1-800 telephone callsUnlimited long distance and international telephone callsTwo bottles of water in room per dayChildren 5 and under eat free from Pikake Terrace Restaurant breakfast buffetChildren 6 to 12 eat free from Pikake Terrace Restaurant breakfast buffet with one paying adult per childBig Kahuna Beach Service - use of sand chair and fresh
towels, whole fruit and water service provided three times daily between 11am and 3pm when seated in designated area on Waikiki BeachCollections of Waikiki savings bookletRental of GoPro Camera (ONE day per stay)Highspeed WIFI in WaikikiSea Life Park - Buy 1 get 1 free entrancePress Reader Access - Access to 5,000 newspapers and magazines in multi-language$20.00 Gift Card to Reyn Spooner - Applicable towards Men and Women Apparel at Sheraton WaikikiDiscount at Moana Lani Spa - sister hotel on the beach, Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort & SpaAloha Beach Services Discounts - Beach ocean activitiesDaily Cultural ActivitiesParking will be an additional charge of:Self-parking: $35 per day**RESORT CHARGE RATE AND INCLUSIONS AS WELL AS PARKING FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.**This charge will be billed directly to all guests, at a daily rate of $29.31 tax inclusive, per room per day. Welcome to Buffalo's Big Board Surfing Classic, Hawaii's surfing Olympics Hawaii travel ideas for your next romantic getaway