In Honolulu who is located beyond the stresses of Waikiki, you can shake hands with the real Hawaii. Honolulu is a vibrant Polynesian capital that delivers a mix of experiences. Try to eat in the Pan-Asian alleys of Chinatown, where the 1900s whalers once gathered and trade in the city thrived.

Gaze out over the sea on top of the lighthouse Aloha Tower, then the brick buildings of the Victorian era and the US only royal palace. Oceanic breezes rustling in the palm trees along the harbor front and the mist-shrouded Ko’olau Range are wooded hiking trails with views like a postcard. At sunset, you can amble around Magic Island and cool off with a dip in the ocean at Ala Moana Beach. In the evening, head to Chinatown art and nightlife.

Honolulu is the capital and largest city in the US state of Hawaii and the islands, situated on the island of Oahu in the Pacific. Hawaii was once a separate kingdom ruled until the United States overthrew the monarchy in 1893. The royal palace is still in Honolulu.

Honolulu has a tropical savanna-climate with warm temperatures, relatively low rainfall and low humidity year round. In summer, temperatures are around 31-32 ° C during the day and 22-24 ° C during the night. The rest of the year, the temperatures are 27-30 during the day and 18-20 ° C overnight. Many tourists visit every year the major tourist destinations in and around Honolulu Pearl Harbor, Diamond Head and Waikiki. Many surfers go to Honolulu for surfing and divers also go there to dive in the famous coral reefs.