Explore Honolulu · For hosts

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Start from 113 curated places around Honolulu, HI, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.

Restaurants & cafés

Helena's Hawaiian Food
Kalihi institution serving Hawaiian plates since 1946 — the James Beard 'America's Classics' winner that locals defend like family. Pipikaula short ribs hung above the stove before frying are the signature order.

Highway Inn
Family-run Hawaiian plate-lunch shop that's been making house laulau since 1947 — the Kaka'ako branch is the more accessible second-generation room. Laulau, lomi salmon, kalua pork, and poi cover the full plate.

Trails & outdoors

Diamond Head Summit Trail
1.5-mile out-and-back into and up Hawaii's most photographed volcanic crater, with 560 feet of gain on switchbacks and two tunnels. The top has a 360-degree view from Koko Head to the Wai'anae range.

Manoa Falls Trail
1.5-mile out-and-back through a Manoa Valley rainforest to a 150-foot waterfall, with so much canopy you can hike it in light rain and stay relatively dry. The trail itself is the destination as much as the falls.

Things to do

Bishop Museum
Hawaii's state museum and the world's largest collection of Hawaiian and Polynesian artifacts, set in a stately stone building in Kalihi with a planetarium, science wing, and reproduction grass house out back. Plan a half day.

Honolulu Zoo
42-acre zoo at the Waikiki end of Kapiolani Park with a savanna section, Komodo dragons, and a children's discovery zone. Compact enough for a half-day and easy to combine with a beach afternoon.

Landmarks & sights

Iolani Palace
The only royal palace on US soil, built in 1882 by King Kalakaua and electrified four years before the White House. The basement gallery houses the crown jewels and the rooms upstairs are restored to the day the monarchy was overthrown.

Pearl Harbor National Memorial
Free National Park site covering the USS Arizona Memorial, the visitor center, and the harbor where Dec 7, 1941 played out. The boat ride to the memorial above the sunken Arizona is the emotional center of the visit.

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