Honolulu en 7 días
Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head Crater y Hanauma Bay el día 1, Pearl Harbor Memorial e Iolani Palace el día 2 y una excursión a North Shore el día 3. Los otros 4 días añaden Waikiki, una excursión a Windward Coast, una excursión a Leeward Coast y Downtown/Historic District.
Cuesta unos 1701 € por persona en gama media, o 805 € con presupuesto ajustado. Mejor época: enero, febrero o marzo.
Día 1: Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head Crater y Hanauma Bay
Mañana
Waikiki Beach
En Waikiki.
Media mañana
Diamond Head Crater
Para comer
Traditional Hawaiian
Don't be shy to ask what everything is on the plate; locals love to explain their food.
Dónde ir: Helena's Hawaiian Food for kalua pig & pipikaula, Highway Inn for a full Hawaiian plate lunch, Waiahole Poi Factory for fresh poi and kulolo
Tarde
Hanauma Bay
When snorkeling at Hanauma Bay, go early (reservations are required) and stay on the coral-free sandy channels to protect the reef.
Noche
Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design
The stunning former home of American heiress Doris Duke, filled with her unparalleled collection of Islamic art, perched on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific.
Día 2: Pearl Harbor Memorial e Iolani Palace
Mañana
Pearl Harbor Memorial
Para comer
Local Grinds & Plate Lunches
A 'plate lunch' typically includes 'two-scoop rice,' mac salad, and a main—it's a filling, affordable staple.
Dónde ir: Rainbow Drive-In (a classic institution), L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, Zippy's for zip packs and chili
Tarde
Iolani Palace
En Downtown/Historic District.
Noche
Koko Crater Railway Trail
A strenuous but rewarding hike up 1,048 railroad-tie steps on an old WWII-era tramway to the summit of Koko Crater.
Día 3: excursión a North Shore
1 hour by car.
Experience the legendary surfing coastline, famous for its massive winter waves, laid-back surf town vibe, and iconic shrimp trucks. It's a world away from the bustle of Honolulu.
Lo principal: Sunset Beach & Banzai Pipeline, Historic Haleiwa Town, Giovanni's Shrimp Truck, Waimea Bay & Valley
Día 4: Waikiki y Manoa Chocolate Factory
Mañana
Waikiki
The world-famous beachfront district, buzzing with energy from dawn to dusk. It's a dense strip of high-rise hotels, luxury shopping on Kalakaua Avenue, and endless oceanfront dining, all centered around its iconic, gentle shoreline.
También aquí: Duke Kahanamoku Statue, International Market Place, Kuhio Beach Torch Lighting & Hula Show
Para comer
Poke & Seafood
For the best selection, go early in the day, especially before a holiday or weekend.
Dónde ir: Ono Seafood for fresh, simple poke, Tamura's Fine Wine & Liquors poke counter, Maguro Brothers in Chinatown Market
Tarde
Manoa Chocolate Factory
A bean-to-bar craft chocolate factory in Kaka'ako that sources cacao locally from Hawaii.
Día 5: excursión a Windward Coast
45 minutes by car.
Discover the lush, green side of O'ahu with stunning turquoise bays, white-sand beaches consistently ranked among the world's best, and dramatic mountain backdrops.
Lo principal: Kailua Beach & Lanikai Beach, Kayaking to the Mokulua Islands, Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden, Byodo-In Temple
Día 6: excursión a Leeward Coast
40 minutes by car.
Head west for a more resort-oriented experience featuring four beautiful, human-made lagoons perfect for swimming, upscale resorts, and a relaxing, manicured atmosphere.
Lo principal: Ko Olina Lagoons, Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa, Paradise Cove Luau, Marina and golf courses
Día 7: Downtown/Historic District y Kewalo Basin
Mañana
Downtown/Historic District
The political and historic heart of Hawaii, featuring grand government buildings, historic landmarks, and a more formal, business-like atmosphere during the day. It's where old Hawaii meets modern state governance.
También aquí: Aliiolani Hale, Hawaii State Art Museum, Kawaiahao Church
Tarde
Kewalo Basin
A working fishing harbor near Kaka'ako where local fishing boats unload their catch.
Noche
Paiko
A tropical plant boutique and conservation space in Kaka'ako specializing in native Hawaiian and rare plants.
Antes de ir
Desde el aeropuerto
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) is about 6 miles west of Waikiki. Options include: TheBus #20 ($3.00, takes ~1 hour), shared shuttle vans like Roberts Hawaii (~$16 one-way), taxis (~$40-50), and ride-shares like Uber/Lyft (~$35-45 to Waikiki).
Cómo moverse
Waikiki and Downtown are very walkable for tourists, with most major attractions, shops, and restaurants within a compact area. Other neighborhoods require transportation.
Consejos de la zona
- Rent a car for at least one day to explore the North Shore and Windward Coast properly; the bus takes much longer.
- For a less crowded Diamond Head experience, arrive right at the 6:00 AM opening time, especially on weekends.
- Always remove your shoes before entering someone's home, and it's polite to do so before entering some small shops or B&Bs.
