Hawaii Route 61, also known as the Kalanianaole Highway, is a scenic roadway on the island of Oahu. It stretches approximately 22 miles along the eastern coast, connecting the city of Honolulu to the town of Kailua. The route offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, lush landscapes, and access to popular beaches and parks. The highway is named after Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole, a prominent Hawaiian leader. Along the way, travelers can explore attractions such as Hanauma Bay, a marine embayment known for snorkeling, and Makapu'u Point, famous for its lighthouse and hiking trails.