Parks in Honolulu

If a quiet and less crowded place calls to you then Ala Moana Regional Park is the number one option. This park in Honolulu is spread across a hundred acres and is lined with a man made beach to enhance its appeal. Perfect for brisk walking and surfing on flat water, Ala Moana is a must visit to feel replenished.

Address : 1201 Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96814, United States

Contact : +1 808-768-4611

Timings : Every day - 4:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Amenities :

• Wheelchair accessible car park
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Public toilets available
• Lifeguards on duty

Named after Queen Kapiolani, this park in Honolulu offers the most breathtaking view in the capital with a volcano on one side and a beach on the other. Apart from being the perfect place to rejuvenate, the regional Park is popular for sports like volleyball, tennis, football and canoeing. Sandwiched between the Waikiki Shell and the Honolulu Zoo, Kapiolani Regional Park is the largest and the second oldest park in Hawaii spanning across 300 acres of grassy area. Brimming with enthusiasm, the park is frequented by all age groups who enjoy the surroundings and food from local vendors throughout the day.

Address : 3840 Paki Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815, United States

Contact : +1 808-768-4623

Timings : Every day - 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM

Amenities :

• Wheelchair accessible car park
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Bathrooms available 

• Through taxi
• Through a hired car
• Rented bike
• By bus – Paki Avenue and Noela Street

• Iron man fitness area
• Banyan trees, monkey boards, Royal Poinciana
• Duck ponds
• Diamond Head view

• Visit Kapiolani Park between 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
• Relax on a hammock
• Do attend the free concert from the Royal Hawaiian band every Sunday afternoon at Kapiolani bandstand
• Don’t forget to carry a water bottle
• Do apply sunscreen to avoid heat damage

Fort DeRussy Beach Park glorifies and honours the US Army. Neat and clean, this park in Honolulu has calm surroundings with impeccably manicured lawns. Fort DeRussy Beach Park is bustling with people right from the early morning aerobics session to volleyball, swimming and freediving in the evening. The beach park is a hot favourite amongst the retired elderlies who love to come here for a stroll. Youngsters who adore open and fresh spaces coming swarming to the park for picnics with family and friends. Having so much to offer, one must visit this park if visiting the capital.

Address : 2055 Kalia Rd, Honolulu, HI 96815, United States

Contact : +1 808-955-0555

Timings :

• Friday to Sunday - 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM
• Monday to Thursday - 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM

• Wheelchair accessible car park
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Handicap drop off zone
• Beach wheelchair rental available
• Bathrooms available

• By taxi
• Through a hired car
• Rented bike
• By bus

• Sea turtle sighting
• Discount on rentals for military personnel (on showing photo ID)
• US Army Museum

• Bring your own chair as there are limited benches in the park
• No alcohol allowed
• Feeding birds and animals are not allowed
• Do not litter

Diamond Head State Monument oversees a volcano and the mighty ocean of the capital. Formerly a fort, this park in Honolulu is now actually a hike where one has to climb many rocky - pebbly steps. Recommended only for people with good stamina as one has approximately 150 steps to conquer! However, the view from above is a reward big enough to motivate someone to make his way to the top. After de-escalating, do stop at the food truck for fruity thirst quenchers and fancy smoothie bowls made with pineapple. Thank us later for this suggestion!

Address : Honolulu, HI 96815, United States

Contact : +1 808-587-0300

Timings : Thursday to Tuesday - 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Amenities :

• Wheelchair accessible car park
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Public toilets available

• Reach early for the best view and to avoid the crowd
• Do not miss the pineapple smoothies and shakes
• Wear sneakers or hiking shoes for a better grip
• Bring cash and credit card both
• Apply sunscreen generously

Makiki District Park is like your next door neighbourhood park where one can sit to enjoy the scenery and landscaping. Furthermore, this park in Honolulu is a great place for sports as it is equipped with proper playing areas along with an outdoor pool. What else could you ask for?

Address : 1527 Ke’eaumoku St, Honolulu, HI 96822, United States

Contact : +1 808-768-9291

Timings : 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM


Amenities :

• Wheelchair accessible car park
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Public toilets available