How To Do Waikiki And Oahu On The Cheap (But Not Missing Out) Guide

Step 6 Free Internet and Cheap Shopping/Souvenirs

Free Internet
The only free internet I could find any information about was at Hula's (Gay) Bar on Kapahulu. So I cautiously, but confidently strutted in like I knew what I was doing, and ordered a beer. It was like a parody of The Birdcage and a Village People music video, combined! I then spotted the three computers and found out that No drinks are permitted near Computers. Quickly drank beer, quickly checked email, and got the heck outta Dodge!
Next time I'll just use the cheap internet available at most of the Hostels. But it was memorable!

Shopping/Souvenirs
ABC stores have everything you could think of, and cheap. But for some variety try:
International Market Place on Kalakaua Ave, my favorite. Has an enormous variety of souvenir stalls and shops. If you can't find it her, you won't find it!
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center on Kalakaua Ave
Kalakaua Ave has plenty of souvenir shops along it.
Recommended gifts:
Kona Coffee, Tiki statuettes/carvings, postcards, T-shirts, refrigerator magnets, hats.

Comments

[saidthety]

Just to add to locations to pick souvenirs- The swap meet/Flea market that's held at the stadium has a lot of the same stuff that they sell in the International Marketplace. A lot of it is cheaper too.