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Haleiwa Town, Oahu Hawaii

 
 

Haleiwa Town is a historical place that retains much of the old style of Hawaii. These days, Haleiwa Town offers a variety of restaurants, surf shops, clothing stores, art galleries, and the famous "shave ice" stands. This beach town is the world capital of big-wave surfing. In winter, mass of surfers come to this town when waves rise up and temperatures drop.


 
 

A trip to Haleiwa wouldn't be complete without a stop at Matsumoto Shave Ice, where lines of thirsty people wait to buy famous shave ice for themselves.



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Many of the old buildings in Haleiwa Town are of the old style from the early 1900s. Haleiwa managed to keep this old style of building even these days. Haleiwa means "home of attractive people", it's not surprised that this place is a quiet country-like town located on Oahu's famous North Shore.  

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Allow a few hours to explore this historic Haleiwa Town. And enjoy local cuisines as well as Shave Ice.


 

 
 


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