Aloha - CheerHawaii USA

When you attend CheerHawaii USA you not only get quality, professional cheer experience...you also get the opportunity to discover what paradise looks like. You will be able to visit some of the most popular beaches in the world.

Camp Location
This year's invitational will be held at the University of Hawaii campus, on the island of Oahu. The University of Hawaii is the only NCAA Division I College in the State of Hawaii. University of Hawaii participates in the Western Athletic Conference along with Fresno State, Tulsa, Rice, and UTEP.

Waikiki Beach
There are so many fun things to do in Hawaii. One of the first things you will want to do is hit the beach. The University is 5 - 10 minutes from Waikiki beach, a great place to learn how to surf, ride a canoe, or just relax and get a sun tan. In Waikiki you can visit many of the little shops or eat at a variety of different ethnic restaurants.

Honolulu Swap Meet
The world famous swap meet at the Aloha Stadium offers you the chance to get great deals on Hawaiian T-shirts, jewelry, souvenirs, clothing, and all kinds of cool Hawaiian things.

Pearl Harbor Memorial
Plan on being patriotic and visiting Pearl Harbor's Arizona Memorial. Only 20 minutes from Waikiki, you can take one of the free daily tours and experience living history as you visit the place where World War II began for the United States.

Hanauma Bay
Your next stop should be to Hanauma Bay, an underwater state park. If you love to snorkel, this is the place. All types of reef fish, beautiful living coral, sea turtles and more will be swimming with you in the ocean.

The North Shore
Take a drive to the other side of the island to play on the famous North Shore beaches where the World Triple Crown of Surfing is held. Minutes from each other are beaches like Pipeline, Sunset, and Waimea Bay. Stop in the small surf town of Haleiwa to have lunch, and eat the best Shaved Ice (snow cones) in the world.Other things to do include going to Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park, hiking Diamond Head, kayaking at Waimea Falls, or even flying to one of the other islands such as Maui, Kauai, or the Big Island.

For more information visit www.gohawaii.com