The neighbourhood of Kahala is located on the south shore of Oahu, Hawaii just east of Waikiki outside of downtown Honolulu, nestled at the feet of the Diamond Head crater. It is one of Honolulu’s richest residential districts with luxurious beachfront homes and a lively allocation of lavish entertainment attracting tourists from all over the world.

Kahala offers a rich assortment of restaurants, bars, and clubs contained within the hotspot areas of Waialae Avenue and the Veranda. Kahala Mall boasts a variety of popular shops and boutiques for the more affluent population. Waialae Beach Park is a favourite swimming spot and Diamond Head Crater a renowned natural landmark containing unique hiking opportunities.

Public transportation in the area is serviced by TheBus, with a primary stop at Kahala Mall. From the Honolulu Airport, it is a 20-minute drive to the Kahala area. Many residents own cars, and rental cars are popular as well. Within the neighbourhood itself, most places of interest can be reached on foot.

The area of Kahala was historically a collection of pig farms and farmers and only after World War I began its transition into the affluent neighbourhood of today. Kahala is the reigning realm of wealth and luxury in the Honolulu region, often considered the “Beverly Hills of Hawaii”.