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Explore the capital of Hawaii with top-rated Honolulu tours and tickets, bookable on isango at the best prices! One of the top exotic tourist destinations in Hawaii, the bustling city boasts a great mix of activities for every traveler. Discover the charms of Waikiki, Downtown, and Pearl Harbor and enjoy a host of experiences ranging from surfing, snorkeling, visits to World War II attractions like the Pearl Harbor National Memorial and Battleship Missouri Memorial, hike around Manoa Falls, sunbathe on Waikiki Beach, visit the Kailu Beach Park and the family-friendly beach of Lanikai Beach, and take in sweeping panoramic views of valleys and mountains on a helicopter ride. Book now: Low price guaranteed!
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Our tips for Honolulu

Adventure activities: When visiting Hawaii, catamaran sails, zip line tours and dolphin swims are just some of the many activities that you must try. Awaken the adventurer within and check out the wide range of activities that will take your vacation to the next level. A quick research online will show you the best deals and discounts available. Make sure to book online. Local spa: Instead of visiting the resort spa (which are usually very expensive), consider visiting a local spa for a pocket-friendly session of pampering and self-indulgence. A lot of these spas are a walking distance from your hotel. Local produce: If you are staying in a rental home, condo or Airbnb, consider buying local produce and fresh seafood instead of heading to restaurants. Not only will you save money, you can also prepare some healthy and fresh meals Hawaii style!

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Best time to visit
Mid-April to early June or between September and mid-December are the best months to visit Honolulu. Especially if you’re a budget traveler, this is the ideal time to visit as hotel and air fares are at their lowest. During these months there are lesser crowds and more festivals, so if you want to enjoy sightseeing to the fullest, you might want to book your tours during this time.
Getting around
You could ideally book tours that include roundtrip transportation from your hotel to avoid any hassles. Enjoy guided bus tours and walking tours, take the Waikiki trolleys, and ride the well-connected buses to explore the city and soak in its upbeat vibe. A lot of hotels and resorts offer shuttle services to popular attractions but they may run on limited schedule with many stops. If you want to be independent, you can rent a car (this is a great option if you want to visit the beaches, the shrimp trucks on the North Shore, and travel along the scenic Oahu coast).
Money saving tips
Budget-friendly meals: If you are cooking your own meals, shop for fish right off the boats and buy produce from local organic farms to save money. You can rustle up some authentic local meals instead of heading to fancy restaurants. Seek out free and low-cost activities: Spend time on the beaches, go hiking in national parks, visit the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, and enjoy gallery-hopping every Friday night in Hanapepe Town on Kauai. Use public transport: You could take the buses and trolleys to explore Honolulu. Walking is also a great way to discover some areas of Honolulu and Waikiki in general.
Did you know?
Cool Honolulu facts to impress fellow traveler with! The Hawaiian language contains just 12 letters, the five vowels, and seven consonants. Surfing is a part of the ancient Hawaiian religion as priests would pray for a good surf. It is believed that surfing has deep spiritual links to the ocean and is a way to proclaim dominance. Hawaii is the only state that grows coffee beans in the U.S. Honolulu especially is an agricultural heavyweight, boasting the production of coffee beans, macadamia nuts, pineapple, and sugarcane crops.

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