Located at the base of Diamond Head crater, the extinct volcano that is O‘ahu’s most iconic landmark, the aptly named neighborhood of Diamond Head is characterized by high-end homes, beachfront views, and proximity to the south shore’s famed sand and surf.

Dubbed the “Gold Coast” of Hawai‘i, this stretch of real estate on O‘ahu’s southern shore is prized by Hawai‘i’s more established residents for its unrivaled location. Flanked by Diamond Head’s iconic silhouette on one side and the sparkling ocean on the other, this community is poised for those seeking proximity to Hawai‘i’s natural wonders.

Enjoy the world-famous hike up and into Diamond Head crater, at the top of which one can experience awe-inspiring views of greater Honolulu and the sparkling ocean beyond. Or take a quick trip down to Diamond Head’s many surf breaks. Spots like Browns or Kaikoos are prized by locals for their relative seclusion, feeling world’s away from the busy coastline of Waikīkī, which is often populated by tourists year-round. In contrast, Diamond Head’s beaches and surf breaks are an idyllic respite from O‘ahu’s crowded tourist centers. Next to the beaches is Queen Kapiolani Park, boasting over 300 acres of lush greenery that offer a peaceful area for relaxation and recreation.

Nearby is the community of Kapahulu, whose Monserrat Avenue is lined with stylish coffeeshops, unique dining options, and fitness studios. And deeper inland is Kapiolani Community College, where twice a week the famous Kapiolani Farmers Market sets up shop to offer fresh, local produce and a wide array of artisan finds.

And if residents crave a slice of Honolulu nightlife, the bustling streets of Waikīkī is only minutes away with its world-class luxury shopping and bevy of fine dining and entertainment options. Golf connoisseurs can also enjoy access to the Ala Wai Golf Course, a 18-hole golf course open to the public. Or for those seeking a more exclusive golf club, the Waialae Country Club, which hosts the PGA Sony Open Golf Tournament each January, is only minutes away. The Waikīkī Shell outdoor concert hall is also nearby, the venue for many high-profile concerts and events year-round. And families can enjoy access to the Honolulu Zoo, the only zoo in Hawai‘i.

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