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Oʻahu Transportation

Discover O‘ahu’s many transportation options that make it easy for you to explore our island. The diversity of public and private transportation options makes it possible to have an enjoyable and, at times, sustainable journey on O‘ahu. 

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) on O‘ahu is Hawai‘i’s major airport, serving as the entry point for most of Hawai‘i’s visitors. All major domestic carriers and many international carriers serve O‘ahu, making it accessible from just about anywhere.  

You can get around by car rental, shuttle, taxi, or O‘ahu’s public transportation system (TheBus). Note: Rental cars are in high demand, so plan to secure a reservation. More information about vehicle rental and ground transportation options can be found here. Many visitors also enjoy taking bus tours to conveniently explore the island. Others rent mopeds and motorcycles. However, to experience all that O‘ahu offers, consider reserving a rental car in advance from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. 

O‘ahu’s city transportation system is aptly named “TheBus.” Fares are reasonable, routes are extensive, and there are special visitor passes for multiple-day use. Note: You will need cash or a Holo card to ride! For more information on fares, bus routes to popular attractions, and other useful information, visit http://www.thebus.org

If you are looking for Waikīkī transportation and an effortless way to visit nearby attractions, the trolley is an affordable option. The routes and destinations are not as extensive as TheBus, but the trolley goes to most major visitor attractions and offers tickets for unlimited rides over a certain number of days. For more information visit http://www.waikikitrolley.com or call (808) 593-2822. 

Taxis are a great way to travel when in a group, and the cost can be shared. You can find taxi stands at most major shopping centers, in the business district, and at the airport. Note that, rather than hailing a cab, finding taxi stands at major shopping centers and businesses, as well as calling for pickups via hotel concierge or phone, is the norm in Hawai‘i. 

Transportation Options

Public Transportation

Public Transportation

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Shuttle Service

Shuttle Service

Shuttle services that are conveniently located.

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Rideshares

Rideshares

Taxis/Rideshares/Carshares/Limousines

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Kualoa Tour Buses

Tour Companies

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Motor Bikes

Motor Bikes

Motorcycles/Mopeds/Scooters/Segway Rentals

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Bikeshares

Bikeshares

Explore Honolulu and Waikīkī via Biki, Honolulu’s bikeshare program, which offers a network of 1,300 bikes at 130 conveniently located stations.

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Car Rentals

Car Rentals

Options to consider if and when you need a car.

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Inspiring O‘ahu Itineraries

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Start planning your O‘ahu getaway using these itineraries as your inspiration. You can easily shape these daily activities to fit your vacation, whether you’re on O‘ahu for a few days, a full week, or longer. Each day includes destinations and activities as well as O‘ahu’s abundant non-rental car transportation options.

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ADA Accessible Information

*ADA compliant and/or wheelchair accessible vehicles are available from these organizations. The ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life, including jobs, schools, transportation, and all public and private places that are open to the general public. The purpose of the law is to make sure that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. For more information, please visit here. Hawai‘i is very welcoming to people with disabilities and their guide and service dogs. Thanks to the ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act), your guide or service dog is allowed on all forms of public transportation and common carriers including buses, trains, ferries, airplanes, and cars. Service animals are also permitted in hotels, all lodging places, all places of public amusement, resorts, accommodations, and any place where the general public is invited. That includes restaurants, libraries, museums, educational institutions, and social service centers.

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