President Barack Obama spent his last day of vacation outdoors Saturday, enjoying sunny tradewind weather with a morning hike and an afternoon round of golf.

Before heading to Air Force One, the Obamas grabbed dinner at Buzz’s Original Steakhouse in Kailua, arriving at 6:23 p.m., just after sunset.

They left the restaurant at 8:08 p.m.

Obama left aboard Air Force One around 9 p.m. with daughters Malia and Sasha.

First lady Michelle Obama is remaining in Hawaii for a few extra days to spend time with friends ahead of her birthday, the White House said. She will be 50 on Jan. 17.

Instead of his usual morning workout, the president went for a short 15-minute hike with Michelle at the Na Pohaku O Hauwahine trail off Kapaa Quarry Road, which overlooks Kawainui Marsh.

Na Pohaku O Hauwahine (the rocks of Hauwahine) is a basaltic rock promontory named after the Hawaiian lizard goddess, or akua mo‘o. It offers a view not only of the marsh but Coconut Grove, Olomana and Maunawili.

The motorcade passed some protesters in the morning, holding signs for various causes.

At about 12:37 p.m., the president’s motorcade returned to Marine Corps Base Hawaii and the president teed off at the Kaneohe Klipper course with aide Marvin Nicholson and White House chef Sam Kass.

The president golfed the Klipper course on his first day of vacation.

On Friday night the president and his wife dined with friends at Morimoto in Waikiki. It was the president’s second visit to the restaurant, created by Masaharu Morimoto of "Iron Chef" fame, on this vacation.

Spanning Christmas and New Year’s, the 17-day vacation was Obama’s longest stay in the islands so far in his presidency.

Obama spent much of his vacation playing golf and staying in a rented home in the suburb of Kailua.

He has taken his daughters to the zoo and for shave ice and watched Oregon State, coached by brother-in-law Craig Robinson, play in the first round of a basketball tournament.