Elvis Presley’s Hawaii — The Places Still Standing Today

If you want to walk in Elvis Presley’s footsteps, Oʻahu is the place where his story still lives. Start at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center, where Elvis made history with Aloha from Hawaii — the first concert broadcast worldwide by satellite. Outside, a full-size bronze statue of Elvis stands in his jumpsuit, marking the spot where he changed music forever.

From there, head to Waikiki Beach and Ala Moana Beach Park, both featured in Blue Hawaii, Girls! Girls! Girls!, and Paradise, Hawaiian Style. These are the same sands Elvis walked and filmed on, still untouched by time. For that classic photo moment, drive up to Tantalus Lookout, where the sweeping view of Honolulu and Diamond Head echoes some of Elvis’s most iconic Hawaiian images.

A must-see is Pearl Harbor, where Elvis personally helped raise funds in 1961 to build the USS Arizona Memorial. It’s one of the most meaningful places connected to him, beyond movies and music. Then visit Hanauma Bay, a turquoise crescent used in multiple film scenes and still one of the island’s most beautiful spots.

Head north to the Polynesian Cultural Center and the coastal views near Mokoliʻi, both tied to Elvis’s movie work and still stunning today. And finally, stop at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, Elvis’s favorite hotel in Honolulu. He stayed there seven times, and the resort still honors him with stories, history, and a suite inspired by the King.

In Hawaii, Elvis isn’t just a memory — he’s everywhere the ocean meets the shore.

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