Hawaiʻi Film Studio Go behind the scenes where the magic happened. This is the production home of Hawaii Five-0, where sets, soundstages, and behind-the-scenes operations kept the show running for 10 seasons.

Cruise past the famous oceanfront home that served as McGarrett’s residence. Fans will instantly recognize the Bayer Estate from countless episodes, making this one of the most photographed Five-0 landmarks on Oʻahu.

Season 2, Episode 22: “Ua Hopu” (Caught) A kidnapping plot unfolds at the bay, making it one of the most memorable high-stakes coastal settings used in the series.

Polular location feaured inthe series

The pier on Coconut Island doubled as a marine research facility and a secluded crime scene, lending authenticity to the series’ investigative storylines.

Five-0 investigates a Halloween murder on the old Pali Highway, with the dramatic cliffs providing one of the most cinematic views on Oʻahu.

The exterior of Hawaiʻi’s Supreme Court building doubled as Five-0’s headquarters. Fans will instantly recognize the statue of King Kamehameha standing out front — one of the show’s most photographed backdrops.

A gritty backdrop for car chases, sting operations, and undercover work. Its mix of neon, historic architecture, and bustling markets gave the show a real “urban edge.”

This is a fan-favorite as the location where Kamekona (Taylor Wily) and his shrip truck first appear, quickly becoming a beloved recurring setting.