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Diamond Head occupies Honolulu’s southeastern edge, where the volcanic tuff cone rises above the coast and residential streets meet ocean views. The trade winds bring warm, tropical weather, with occasional rain and sunny stretches. Diamond Head State Monument offers a steep, rewarding hike to the crater rim, while nearby Kapiʻolani Park has lawns, paths and open space; the shoreline also provides opportunities for walking and ocean recreation. Dining and coffee options cluster along nearby Kapahulu Avenue and Monsarrat Avenue, with additional shopping and restaurants toward Waikīkī. The area’s most prominent landmark is Diamond Head itself, a defining feature of Honolulu’s landscape and history. Walking, cycling and driving are common ways to get around, and buses connect the neighborhood with other parts of the city. The Diamond Head neighborhood’s median rent is $7,000 per month, with a typical range of $1,900 to $125,000.