At North Shore's historic town of Haleiwa, you'll discover old storefronts, cafes, art galleries and boutiques. Start your day with breakfast at Cafe Haleiwa where the food is hearty and surfer-size and you'll dine alongside surfers of all ages who brave the area's 20-foot winter waves. Browse through the Wyland Gallery with its incredible collection of marine art or shop with the locals at Jungle Gems, Oogenesis Boutique and Silver Moon Emporium, where you can spend as little as $15 for a pair of earrings or as much as $400 for an exotic dress. Lunch is a must at Kua ‘Aina Sandwich Shop, a little restaurant with the island's best burgers (they claim it's the splash of vermouth), shoestring french fries and fish sandwiches. Top this off with a rainbow flavored shave ice at Matsumoto's - ask for a scoop of ice cream and azuki beans - you won't be sorry. Don't miss the Lili'uokalani Protestant Church, founded by Protestant missionaries in the early 1830s, Waimea Valley Adventure Park's 1,800-acre flora and fauna wonderland, or Waimea Bay, popular for its big winter surf.