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In the high season, the air warms up to +29.4°C, and the sea +26°C. Low - air +25.8°C, water +24.7°C, precipitation 28.4 mm, 3 rainy days, only 16 sunny days. This is a city in the USA. The weather in Honolulu by month, in winter, spring, summer and autumn is presented in the graph below. Mild climate almost all year round, an excellent choice. The beach season here lasts at least 12 months.

The best months to travel

May, June, July are the best time to relax. The weather is nice and warm, from +28.5°C to +30.4°C. At this time of year there is little rain, no more than 0 days per month, with precipitation ranging from 9.9 to 28.0 mm. Honolulu also has a warm sea with water temperatures from +25.4°C to +26.6°C, and swimming is a pleasure. There are maximum sunny days for the whole year - from 22 to 24 days. The monthly climate and temperature in Honolulu are calculated based on recent years.

Air temperature in Honolulu by month

The difference in daily air temperature throughout the year is 5.7°C, but due to the presence of the sea, the weather in Honolulu and the monthly climate in the USA are quite mild. The coldest month is January, when the air warms up to +25.8°C, and the warmest month is September with +31.5°C.

Water temperature in Honolulu

The beach season here lasts 12 months: April, March, January, February, December, May, June, November, July, August, October, September. The sea temperature at this time of year ranges from +24.5°C to +28°C, conducive to pleasant swimming. The worst weather in Honolulu and the water temperature was recorded in April +24.5°C.

Number of rainy days and precipitation

A bad month for travel is November, it rains on average 3 days. The maximum monthly precipitation is 43.0 mm.

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Climate summary

Number of sunny days

Beautiful sunny weather will delight tourists in October - as many as 25 sunny days per month. Great time to visit Honolulu.

Wind speed

The wind reaches its maximum strength in June up to 5.3 m/s with gusts up to 7 m/s.

Honolulu is the capital of the state of Hawaii, located on the southeastern coast of the island of Oahu. This major center of trade, business, culture and tourism is much more similar to the rest of the United States than the rest of the Hawaiian archipelago.

Honolulu means “secluded cove” in Hawaiian. This bay, protected from ocean storms and hurricanes, has become one of the most popular resort areas in Hawaii: it has delicate golden sand, beautiful nature, an exceptionally mild climate, the endless blue of the ocean and luxury hotels.

How to get there

The most convenient way to get to Honolulu is by plane. You will land at Honolulu International Airport, which is considered one of the busiest airports in the United States. You can fly from Moscow with Aeroflot flights Moscow - Frankfurt - Los Angeles - Honolulu or Moscow - New York - Los Angeles - Honolulu. Another option: get to Los Angeles in any convenient way - and then take a 5.5-hour flight to Honolulu on local United Airlines.

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Weather in Honolulu

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The Hawaiian archipelago is located in a tropical climate zone: the average annual temperature ranges from +29...+32 °C in summer and +18...+21 °C in winter. From October to April is the rainy season. In January, the water temperature is the lowest - 22.5 ° C, and in August-September the water in the ocean warms up to +27.5...28 ° C.

Beaches of Honolulu

Honolulu's most popular tourist destination is the miles-long Waikiki Beach resort area, starting from the capital's suburbs. In Hawaiian, the name of this place translates as “water reservoir” or “flowing fresh water”: in the spring, streams flow from the mountains and separate Waikiki from the rest of the island. The Ala Wai Canal borders Waikiki to the north, Kapiolani Park stretches to the east, and to the south is the golden beach, famous far beyond the borders of Hawaii, which gave its name to the entire resort area.

Waikiki is called the land of eternal spring. And it’s not just the climate: a lot of young people hang out at the resort, numerous nightlife establishments are flashing their lights, American teenagers are rushing around on rental Harley-Davidsons and huddling together to smoke weed; it’s legal here. But in Honolulu, as well as throughout the archipelago, gambling is prohibited.

There are actually more than fifty beaches in Honolulu that the Waikiki coast is famous for. The most famous of them are Sunset Beach, which everyone has heard about, Hanauma Bay, ideal for snorkeling, North Store Beach on the north for professional surfers, and Kailua on the windward side of the island, ideal for windsurfing.

Shopping and cuisine

In between beach holidays and tourist attractions, Honolulu visitors enjoy cuisines from around the world. Shopping lovers also have plenty to roam around - the city has many shops and fashion boutiques. And any traveler will be impressed by the views of the hills, ideal beaches, wonderful parks outside the city and the amazing variety of architecture of Honolulu itself.

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Entertainment and attractions in Honolulu

To experience the true spirit of Hawaii, be sure to get outside of Waikiki. Wander through the bustling bazaars of Honolulu's colorful Chinatown, climb one of the Tantalus mountain paths, spend time in Haleiwa, a real surfer's paradise, admire the majestic mountain peaks, azure waters of the bays, cozy valleys with pineapple groves, visit the Sea World amusement park with a giant aquarium housing more than 2,000 species of fish, or go on excursions to the tropical jungle and Manao Falls.

Pearl Harbor

Here, near Honolulu, is the main US naval base in the central Pacific Ocean, Pearl Harbor, known to the whole world after the events of October 7, 1941. A concrete structure has been erected today at the site of the sinking of the Arizona ship with three thousand crew members. Through the transparent floor and thick water, visitors to the memorial can see the remains of the lost ship. And on the shore, in the museum of the Pearl Harbor naval base, tourists are shown a documentary film about the events of the autumn of 1941.

Sky Bird Palace

The local “kremlin” can be called the residence of the Hawaiian kings Kalakaua and Liliuokalani in the center of Honolulu, which bears the poetic name Iolani or “Palace of the Sky Bird”. This is the only royal palace in the United States. Built in 1882, the four-story Iolani Palace predated the White House and Buckingham Palace with telephones and electricity. Not only the library and crown jewels have been preserved in the building, but also the decoration of a number of rooms - until 1978, the building was used to house the state government, then the palace was turned into a museum.

Polynesian Cultural Center

Another attraction of Honolulu is the Polynesian Cultural Center, a visit to which will give an idea not only of Hawaii, but also of other parts of Polynesia: Tahiti, Samoa, the Kingdom of Tonga, the Marquesas Islands and New Zealand. This is not only a museum, but also a venue for performances in the appropriate national flavor. Spectators are involved in the action along with the participants: they are taught to weave wreaths, make souvenirs from palm leaves, dance Polynesian dances, extract coconut milk and even climb palm trees.

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Honolulu is the capital and largest city of the state of Hawaii. Honolulu is located in the southern part of the island of Oahu. Oahu is the third largest and most populated island in the Hawaiian Islands. The population of Honolulu within the city limits is 390 thousand people (as of 2010). The population within the administrative district of Honolulu (the city itself and the rest of the island of Oahu) is 953 thousand people. At the same time, there are a huge number of tourists in Honolulu all year round.

Distances from Honolulu to:

• San Francisco - 3850 km
• San Diego - 4200 km
• New York - 8000 km

Honolulu is a modern city, a recognized tourist center, visited annually by millions of tourists. It is a safe and beautiful place to live. If you have no financial problems, then life on the island will seem relaxed and carefree. Beautiful scenery, numerous and varied entertainment options, excellent restaurants, yet low crime rates and a stable economy. Unemployment rates and job growth are well above the US average. But life in the resort paradise is not cheap: almost all consumer goods must be shipped from the mainland, and housing prices are very high. Another disadvantage is the isolation on a small island and the distance from other places. It is worth understanding that Honolulu is a big city with typical problems: crime, transport, lack of affordable housing. This is not a place where people go to “get away from everyone” and be alone. Other places on the islands of the Hawaiian archipelago are suitable for this.

It is reliably known that on the site of modern Honolulu there was a human settlement already in the 11th century. Most likely, these were the descendants of brave sea travelers who moved from other Polynesian islands. In the 18th century, there was no unified state in the Hawaiian Islands. As a result of prolonged civil strife, Kamehameha I came to power, becoming the first king of the united state. By the 19th century, Honolulu had become the center of trade in the Hawaiian Islands, and large businesses began to appear in the city center. Interest in Hawaii from the United States has increased significantly. In 1893, with the support of the Americans, the monarchical form of government was overthrown, and in 1898, Hawaii was annexed by the United States. Honolulu entered world history thanks to the bloody events of 1941, when on December 7 Japan attacked the US naval base at Pearl Harbor. This event became one of the most significant military battles of World War II. Pearl Harbor, where the US Navy is concentrated, is located west of Honolulu.

Today Honolulu is the financial, commercial and business center of the Hawaiian archipelago. This Pacific outpost is of great strategic importance, in addition, it is a serious transport hub connecting the East with the West. Tourism is the mainstay of the economy of Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands. It is believed that tourists annually invest about $10 billion in the city's economy. Pearl Harbor and the Navy Yards are another constant source of income for the economy.

In addition, Honolulu has many commercial, industrial and retail establishments. About a fifth of the land in Honolulu County is used for agriculture. The main agricultural product is sugar cane. Aquaculture is also practiced - breeding and growing algae and shellfish on sea plantations. The University of Hawaii at Manoa is a center for research and development, especially in the fields of oceanography, astrophysics, geophysics and biomedicine.

The shortage of available land and developed tourism contribute to the increase in the cost of living in Hawaii. Housing costs and rents in Honolulu are among the highest in the United States. Also higher than in the mainland of the country are the costs of food, fuel, and things. Under such conditions, many Hawaiians are forced to work multiple jobs at the same time.

Most people who come to Hawaii enter Hawaii through Honolulu. Honolulu International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the United States, with more than 20 million passengers passing through it annually.

Unlike many cities on the mainland United States, Honolulu's streets have a lot of twists and turns and do not form a regular street grid. Traffic in Honolulu is a constant problem. This is facilitated by narrow streets and a large number of people living in a relatively small space.

Racial composition of Honolulu as of 2013:

• white - 18.7%
• African Americans - 1.5%
• Asians - 55.3%
• mixed races - 13.1%
• Pacific origin - 6.7%
• Indians - 0.1%

Hispanics of any race make up 4.4% of the population. Only 3.1% of residents are Native Hawaiian. Moreover, more than half of the population of Honolulu is of Asian origin:

• Japanese origin - 20.6%
• Filipino origin - 11.8%
• Chinese origin - 10.3%

Socio-economic indicators in Honolulu:

• average income per person (2013) - $33,975
• population living below the poverty line (as of 2009) - 11.8%
• unemployment (as of June 2014) - 4.5% - this is noticeably lower than the national average, while many are only part-time employed in low-paid jobs.
• cost of living index (as of 2013) - 194.4 - this is a very high indicator, 100 is the average index for the United States.

The average age of Honolulu residents is 41.9 years. This is about 10 years longer than many US cities. Even in the “American health resort for retirees” - Miami, the average age of a resident is 37.7. The environment and quality health care are responsible for one of the highest life expectancy rates in the country.

Sights of Honolulu

Waikiki (Waikiki) is a resort area of ​​Honolulu, where numerous hotels, shops, nightlife and white sandy beaches are concentrated;

Pearl Harbor - you can spend the whole day visiting this place;

Diamond Head is the huge volcanic crater of Diamond Head that largely forms the backdrop of Honolulu. The view from the top of the crater is incredibly beautiful;

Hanauma Bay is a bay located on the southeast coast of Oahu. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island;

Iolani Palace (Iolani Palace) is the only royal palace in the United States;

Kapiolani Park is the city's largest park;

Honolulu Zoo - a small neat zoo in Honolulu;

Ala Moana Beach Park - a sandy beach between downtown Honolulu and the Waikiki area;

Waikiki Aquarium - Waikiki Aquarium;

Lyon Arboretum - arboretum with botanical garden;

Ala Moana Center is the city's largest shopping center;

Aloha Tower is an iconic lighthouse located in Honolulu Harbor;

Hawaii State Capitol is the state capitol of Hawaii, which is quite unusual for the United States;

Honolulu has a tropical climate with sunshine almost all year round. The main feature of the weather in Honolulu is its stability. Over the course of 12 months, the average daily temperature varies slightly. Thus, the average temperature in January is 22.8 C, and in June 27.1 C. Usually in summer the temperature during the day rises to 26-29 C and at night does not fall below 21-23 C. Only a couple of times in winter the temperature can drop to 15 C. The water temperature off the coast is also consistently high: about 27 C in summer and 25 C in winter. In the summer, Honolulu is very dry with almost no precipitation. It rains only in the winter season, but precipitation is moderate.

Due to the beautiful and stable weather, the best time to visit Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands is during the "off-season" (April-early June, September-November). At this time, it is easier to rent a hotel room, prices are lower and there are fewer tourists. “High season” lasts from December to March. At this time, the number of tourists on the island increases noticeably, and prices are at their highest. The "middle season" lasts from June to August.

And one of the most famous resorts in the world.

The name "honolulu" means "secluded cove" in Hawaiian, and the city lives up to its name. The resort is indeed a magnificent bay on the azure coast of the Pacific Ocean, which is completely protected from hurricanes and storms. Moreover, Honolulu is considered one of the most popular areas on Hawaiian archipelago, which is famous for its golden sands, beautiful nature, exceptionally mild climate, endless blue ocean and luxurious hotels. Moreover, the fame of an excellent resort city does not prevent Honolulu from being a major center of business, trade and culture. Therefore, in addition to the beautiful beaches and tropical nature, there are many entertainment centers, shops, restaurants, cultural institutions and even its own Chinatown.

Climate and weather

Honolulu lies in the tropical oceanic climate zone, so the weather here is always warm and comfortable. The year on the islands is divided into two seasons: winter (from October to April) and summer (from May to October). In winter, heavy rains occur quite often, and the rest of the time the weather is dry and sunny. The coolest months are considered to be January and February, when the thermometer drops to +18 °C, but in August, which is the hottest here, the average air temperature is +25...+30 °C.

Nature

Honolulu is located on an island Oahu, which is part of the Hawaiian archipelago, located in the Pacific Ocean. The city lies on the southeastern coast, between low mountains, Honolulu Bay and the cone of an extinct volcano Diamond Head.

Thanks to its favorable geographical location and favorable climate, the island has preserved many species of unique endemic plants, some of which do not grow anywhere else. Among these are acacia koa, hibiscus hau, lumbang, kiawe and pandan.

Attractions

It is recommended to start exploring the city's attractions from the picturesque area Waikiki, on the territory of which there are several dozen entertainment establishments. The most popular beach in the city is also located there. Waikiki Beaches, which is famous not only for its ideal conditions for recreation, but also for the most important attraction of the entire island of the region - Duke Kahanamok statue- Olympic champion in swimming.

Another important building in Honolulu is undoubtedly the naval pearl harbor base. After the tragedy that occurred here in 1941, a majestic memorial was erected on top of the sunken battleship Arizona in honor of American sailors, which is visited by a huge number of people every year.

Another of Honolulu's most famous tourist sites is the crater of a long-extinct volcano. Diamond Head, whose height is 231 meters and diameter is 1073 meters.

Among the religious buildings it is worth highlighting Kawaiahao Church, which was built from many coral blocks. Moreover, this cathedral is the very first joint construction of missionaries and Hawaiians, which made it the most important temple in the state of Hawaii.

No less remarkable and luxurious Iolani Palace, once owned by the first Hawaiian monarch, David Kalakua. Also a very symbolic historical structure was the monument to the great ruler, warrior and diplomat Kamehameha I, located on the main square next to the Supreme Court building.

Well, among the city’s museums, the first one worth visiting is Polynesian Cultural Center, which is not only a museum, but also a venue for interesting performances about national Hawaiian history. In addition, very interesting collections are collected in Hawaiian Maritime Center, Museum of Contemporary Art and complex Honolulu Academy of the Arts.

Nutrition

In Honolulu, as in any popular tourist center, you can find a restaurant for literally every taste - from a fast food establishment to a restaurant offering any cuisine of the world.

However, the most popular establishments here are those specializing in Hawaiian and Pacific menus. In such establishments, first of all, you should pay attention to seafood dishes: godfather(white fillet goat fish), shark steak, dolphin fillet, swordfish, scallops, crab, squid and much more.

Also traditional Hawaiian menu items are lomilomi(chopped raw salmon) lau-lau(steamed pork) and the famous Hawaiian chicken, which is cooked in coconut milk, pineapple and rice.

Also an integral element of the masterpieces of local culinary specialists is a suckling pig baked in an earthen pit, which you can try during a colorful Hawaiian feast. Luau.

In addition, in almost any restaurant you can taste fish in sour sauce, chicken salad with pineapple, shrimp in coconut flakes, fish soup with coconut milk and taro tuber puree.

In addition, the island grows a huge amount of exotic tropical fruits, which can also be tasted everywhere. Among them, for example, fruit cannon, or passion fruit (“fruit of passion”). Nuts are also grown here macadamia, so there are small shops near plantations offering to try them in combination with cinnamon, honey or garlic.

Well, among the local drinks, the most common is excellent coffee, which is grown here for export.

Moreover Kona Coffee is a very expensive and high-quality variety and even one of the best in the world. It is also worth trying local light wines, Hawaiian chocolate, rum and fruit juices. In addition, all kinds of alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails have become widespread, for example, the famous “ Pina colada».

Accommodation

Honolulu is not only a popular resort city, but also the capital of the state of Hawaii, so the choice of accommodation options here is very wide and varied: from secluded bungalows to royal apartments. Most of the large and luxury hotels are located in the area Waikiki, near the world famous beach of the same name. Among them, for example, are Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach (from $161), The Modern Honolulu (from $224) and Halekulani Hotel (from $445).

It is worth keeping in mind that the cost of living in Honolulu is quite high, so quickly finding a budget option here is not so easy, although such establishments are scattered throughout the city, and their rooms and service are of a fairly high standard. The most popular among budget options are the Maile Sky Court Waikiki (from $69), Holiday Surf Hotel (from $53), Waikiki Beachside Hostel (from $30), etc.

It should be noted that during the tourist season, accommodation should be arranged in advance.

Entertainment and relaxation

The main vacation spot in Honolulu is the vast coastline Waikiki Beach, which has more than 50 beaches, as well as many entertainment centers and nightlife. At night, this place is illuminated by millions of lights, and young people rush around on motorcycles, socialize and have fun.

It is worth noting that gambling is prohibited in Honolulu, as in the entire state, so there are no casinos here.

The most famous beach in the area is Sunset Beach, which is suitable for both leisure and any sport.

In addition, in the area Waikiki The famous amusement park is located Sea World", famous for its abundance of attractions, pools and slides, as well as a giant aquarium. And very close to the park there is a magnificent Honolulu Zoo.

Lovers of natural attractions should go to the area Tantalus, where you can hike through the mountains and see beautiful pineapple groves. Excursions to the waterfall are also popular. Manao, which is located right in the middle of the untouched jungle. In addition, not far from the city there are picturesque forest reserves Puu-Walakaa And Watershead and also the green valley Makiki.

Purchases

Honolulu is a real paradise not only for fans of the warm sea and beach activities, but also for those who cannot imagine their vacation without shopping. For them, there are a huge number of shopping centers, branded stores, boutiques, shopping galleries, craft shops and other establishments where you can make any purchases or simply admire the colorful shop windows.

The city's main shopping centers are concentrated in the central area, as well as close to the beaches.

Of these, first of all it is worth highlighting Ala Moana, which is one of the largest in the world and has more than 300 shops, shopping galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Also popular Waikiki Shopping Plaza, Ward Gateway Center And Aloha Tower Marketplace.

The city also has many fashion boutiques offering clothes from world famous designers, and small souvenir shops with handmade goods - from blown glass items to clothes with all kinds of ethnic prints.

Common souvenirs include shell items, wooden pots, traditional Hawaiian skirts and shirts, as well as coffee and nuts.

Transport

In Honolulu, public transport is represented by an excellent network of The Bus routes, which provides transportation both within the city and outside it. Moreover, all city buses are very clean and comfortable, equipped with air conditioning. Fare on all city routes is $2 for adults and $1 for children. Tickets are valid for 2 hours, during which you can change to other routes. You can purchase a pass that is valid for 4 days ($20).

To get to know the city, you can take a tour bus Waikiki Trolley, which goes through all of Honolulu and stops at the most interesting and visited places ($25). During the trip, the driver acts as a guide and comments on the sights he passes by.

In addition, Honolulu has an excellent city taxi service, which can quickly get you anywhere in the city. However, it is worth considering that during peak hours (06:00-08:00 and 16:00-18:00) there are major traffic jams in the city center every day, which significantly slow down movement.

Connection

Honolulu is a large modern city in the United States, so there are no problems with communication here. You can make any call from pay phones, which are installed on all streets and in all public places. Also, many restaurants and bars have their own telephones with access to international lines, however, in this case the cost of the call will be inflated.

In addition, mobile communications are excellent on the islands, and roaming is available to almost all travelers. If you wish, you can always purchase an American SIM card, which will reduce the cost of local calls.

Internet access is provided in almost all hotels, and Wi-Fi hotspots are available in public areas.

Safety

In Honolulu, crime is at a very low level, and local residents are particularly warm and hospitable. Therefore, the most unpleasant thing that can happen to an unwary tourist is petty pickpocketing. Of course, you should never forget about reasonable precautions.

In addition, one should not underestimate the strength of currents and coastal waves in the ocean, and also neglect safety precautions while swimming.

Business climate

Honolulu is the capital of the state of Hawaii, as well as its main commercial, financial and government center. The basis of the city's economic and business life is tourism and the service sector, as well as the food industry.

Honolulu is also a major transport hub in the North Pacific, with numerous routes connecting the United States to East Asia, New Zealand, Australia and the Philippines.

Real estate

In Honolulu, as well as throughout the Hawaiian archipelago, the real estate market is characterized by a stable rise in prices and the demand for almost all properties. Moreover, even the global financial crisis could not shake his position. It is worth noting that over the past 25 years, the cost of housing here has increased as much as 6 times. Therefore, buying local real estate is a very profitable and promising investment.

At the moment, a small house here costs from $500,000, and an apartment - from $250,000.

When traveling to Honolulu, be sure to stock up on quality repellents: local insect bites can be not only painful, but also unsafe. Tips in restaurants are usually already included in the bill. If not, you can thank the waiter by leaving him 10% of the total cost of your lunch or dinner.