Find Oahu Holiday Rentals

Feel the laid-back Polynesian vibes in Honolulu and beyond

In a flurry of scented hibiscus and hearty alohas, the people of Oahu welcome countless wide-eyed visitors to their shores each year. Oahu holiday rentals are your chance to join them in style, to hop between the crystal-clear bays of Kailua Beach, and to channel your inner Elvis on the sands of pulsing Waikiki. Home to happy-go-lucky Honolulu and the roaring swells of Waimea Bay, it's all hallowed ground for sun-seekers and surfers alike. In fact, it's the most-visited of all the Hawaiian Islands, and comes laden with fascinating Polynesian history, intriguing World War 2 relics, rugged volcanic backcountry, and all the fabled coastal draws you'd expect of the Aloha State.

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Holiday rentals in Oahu come in all shapes and sizes, ensuring you get a bespoke holiday experience not to be forgotten. Some of the pads are rustic family villas with a perch between the swaying jungles of the North Shore. Others are stylish condominiums overlooking the bustling strips of Waikiki Beach and Honolulu city. Whichever you choose to bed down in, you can rest assured that you'll enjoy a lot more flexibility than you're used to in hotels. There's no breakfast schedule to keep to, no crowds in the lobby to contend with, and there's bound to be more room to stash those surfboards and hiking boots after the day is through.

Top things to do in Oahu

Oahu is a fusion of tropical fun and fascinating culture. There's arguably no more iconic stretch of sand on the planet than the one at Waikiki, where Elvis once trod, and the water skis and longboard shops offer adrenaline-pumping fun on the Pacific. Above that looms the great outline of Diamond Head, packed with hiking routes and lookouts. Below is where you'll discover the sobering monuments to the Pearl Harbour attacks, first with the USS Arizona and then at the National Memorial Cemetery. Those who venture to the Leeward coast will discover local pineapple groves and dramatic cliffs of lush greenery, while a trip to the meadows of Waimea and the surf-kissed North Shore is another great thing to do during your unforgettable stay.

Getting around in Oahu

Although Oahu does have a couple of local bus connections, there's really no substitute for getting your own vehicle here. Once you've bagged a surf wagon, an open-top sportster, or just a family estate, you're bound to love purring along the highways of this beautiful island. Many of the roads wiggle along the clifftops, or out past the pineapple orchards of the backcountry, meaning a hiring a car is not only a great way to get around and reach far-flung Oahu holiday apartments, but also a fine mode of seeing the island's more off-the-beaten-path wonders.