Most roads are clearly numbered – apart from having a more or less poetic name, often taken from the local language, with which I am not very familiar. So if you use a map in combination with the street signs, looking for the street number is a fairly secure way of orientation
As mentioned before, I use my car to get around the island and usually would decide for a day ….ok today I go to the East Coast…..
That tends to involve a short drive on the highway H1 (Lunalilo Highway) from Waikiki towards Honolulu, and soon comes the turn off onto H63, the LikeLike Highway towards the east. That gets you through the Wilson tunnel and out you come on the other side into a remarkably different landscape. More volcanic like.
Soon you hit the 836 and at about Kealohi point you get to the immediate coast. From there on north you can always drive on the coastal road, or venture into the inland every now and then.
Going north you eventually come to Laie where there is the Polynesian Cultural Centre. To me a must see thing in Oahu.
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