Oahu transportation including flying in and out of the Honolulu
International Airport is easy as it should be. Renting a
cheap Oahu car rental
to explore the island, or traveling about on an Oahu bus or Waikiki Trolley will
get you from place to place, and couldn’t be simpler or more fun!
Hawaii gets an A+ when it comes to fantastic transportation! Getting to the island and traveling around Oahu couldn’t be easier with the multiple available options!
It’s hard to get excited about an airport hub, but the Honolulu Hawaii Airport
seems more pleasurable than most. You’re not going to find 4
star restaurants, massage centers, or internet cafes, but don’t
discount the simplicity, efficiency, and beautiful surrounding tropical
flora as measurable criteria.
The Honolulu International Airport (HIA) is located just 10 miles north of Waikiki. It’s the largest airport hub in the state and is host to 27 different airlines. With more than 20 million visitors coming through each year, the HIA is one of the world’s largest air transport centers.
There really is no
better choice for island transportation than Oahu car rentals!
Don’t get me wrong, Hawaii has one of the best public transportation
system in the world, but reserving an Oahu car rental gives you the
freedom and ability to visit Honolulu attractions and off
the beaten path spots whenever you want. This is my personal
favorite of all Oahu transportation!
The island is fairly easy to get around, so why not grab yourself a cheap Oahu car rental and get ready to explore the real Hawaii!
The Oahu bus system is like no other and ranks among the
best! Simply put, the Oahu
bus is simple, inexpensive, and a friendly public Oahu
transportation to use if you don't feel like
doing your own driving around the island!
A majority of the bus lines you’ll most likely be using to visit outside attractions, run directly through Waikiki. Most other routes are a quick bus transfer to and from the Ala Moana Mall or downtown Honolulu.
Learn more about the Oahu bus routes you’re going to take, bus fares, and tips for riding around the island.
Add some scenic fun to
your ride by taking a Waikiki Trolley. Launched
in 1986, this company rolled out the first San Francisco Cable car
replicas on wheels. The trolleys’ original routes traveled to
some main Honolulu attractions, including the Waikiki Aquarium, the
Honolulu Zoo, Waikiki Beaches and the Ala Moana Mall.
Today there are over 50 Waikiki Trolleys traveling to many destinations around the island. There are 4 different routes to explore: Scenic Tour, Historic Tour, Shopping Tour, and the Island Tour. Tickets start around $9 for a child’s day pass, and go up to $49 for an Adult 7 day pass.
If 2 wheels is your ride of choice, Hawaii has made it convenient to
get yourself a motorcycle
rental for a day or a week! Cruisers, Mountain
Bikes, Choppers, Yamaha, Harley Davidson, BMW, Honda, sport bikes, and
mopeds -- Hawaii motorcycle rentals are all around Waikiki.
There are some great scenic rides that are close to Waikiki, including
the southern coastline and traveling up Tantalus in the Manoa Hills.
Taxi anyone? If you’re looking for a more personable Oahu
transportation, there are a few
taxis, limos, and charter buses in Honolulu that would
like to earn your business. Check out more for numbers, rates
and details that you need will need to know if you choose to see the
island this way.