76BY DIANE S. W. LEE / DLEE@STARADVERTISER.COM
A typically crowded Waikiki Beach was nearly empty Thursday, March 26, due to the statewide lockdown order amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Cad Rodriquez (left) and his brother Cole with their boogie boards crossing Queen's Beach that is empty of sunbathers.
A homeless man sits on the sidewalk today in Waikiki.
Few tourists were on the beaches of Waikiki today.
Few tourists were on the beaches in Waikiki due to the stay-at-home order amid coronavirus pandemic.
Few tourists were on the streets and beaches in Waikiki due to the stay-at-home order amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Dean Jon, of Italy, waits on an empty Waikiki Beach for his brother Emilo Jon and friend Ben Gold to paddle in after they finished surfing.
A person skateboards down Kalakaua Avenue today with only the light traffic.
20200326-6429 CTY EMPTY WAIKIKI PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA There’s a lack of tourists on the streets and beaches in Waikiki due to the coronavirus pandemic as only essential activities are allowed. It’s easy to practice social distancing as there are not that many people walking around. There was hardly any one around the sidewalks along Kalakaua Avenue as only this homeless man can be seen walking past the closed stores. PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. MARCH 26, 2020.
This boogie boarder walks across the sidewalk today that leads to the Kapahulu groin.
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