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Can I get a rental car at the airport?
Yes, simply select Honolulu International Airport, HI (HNL) from the dropdown above and you’ll be able to compare rates from companies offering airport pickup. These include Avis, Hertz, National, Alamo, Budget and many more.
Should I prepay for fuel?
If you’re trying to minimise costs you are best off refuelling yourself. If you are confident you’ll use up most of the fuel, don’t mind paying a bit more and would rather not have the hassle of refuelling shortly before returning the car, that’s a good time to choose the prepaid fuel option.
No, Honolulu does not have toll roads.
Parking is challenging in downtown Honolulu. Opt for public parking garages or metered street parking. Expect limited availability, especially during peak hours.
TheBus covers many areas in Honolulu but may not be the most convenient for accessing certain tourist spots. Consider renting a car or using rideshare services for better island exploration.
The Pali Highway offers views of the Koolau Range and links Honolulu to the Windward Coast. The North Shore drive on Kamehameha Highway features coastal scenery, ideal for a day trip.
Parking at Waikiki Beach is very limited. Use nearby public parking garages or arrive early to secure a spot. Alternatively, consider public transport or rideshares to avoid parking issues.
Locals often use landmarks for directions instead of street names. Be patient with traffic, especially during rush hours, as congestion is common in and around Honolulu.
Pearl Harbor has a free visitor parking lot. Arrive early, as it fills up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons.
From Honolulu, take the H-1 freeway west, then switch to H-2 north. At Wahiawa, follow signs to the North Shore on Kamehameha Highway for a coastal drive.
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