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Nothing says romance like a breathtaking sunset view. Maybe the only thing that can top it is a fine dining experience on a romantic date at The Beach House Restaurant, with its mouth-watering Pacific Rim cuisine. Combine both and you're in for a memorable evening.

Visit Captain Cook's Monument at Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park, the site of the first extensive contact between native Hawaiians and Westerners. Kayaking and snorkeling are two popular activities here.

A gorgeous, restored theater that dates back to 1925, the Hilo Palace Theater is once again relevant on the arts scene in Hawaii. Here you'll find screenings of Hollywood blockbusters, with an emphasis on limited release Academy Award caliber films, documentaries and foreign films. Film festivals and guest lectures by filmmakers are also popular events.

The Honolulu Zoo features more than 1,230 animals in a 300-acre setting that comes from royal beginnings. The zoo was established by grants made by the sovereign monarch of King David Kalakaua. In 1877, the land in the area was beautified and opened as Queen Kapiolani Park in honor of Julia Kapiolani, Queen Consort of Hawaii.