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Oahu is the most populous of the Hawaiian Islands and the entry point for the vast majority of overseas visitors as Honolulu Airport is located here.
To book a rental car from one of many companies on the island choose a location, e.g. Honolulu International Airport or Waikiki. There are no booking fees and in a snap you’ll be able to compare prices from suppliers such as Avis, Hertz, Thrifty, Alamo, Dollar, Enterprise and several more.
Oahu doesn't have toll roads. Enjoy the drive!
Parking in Honolulu can be difficult, particularly in areas like Waikiki and downtown. Use parking garages or lots for convenience and security, though they may charge a fee.
TheBus, Oahu’s public transportation, covers the island well. It's budget-friendly but not always as quick or convenient as driving to remote areas.
Drive along the Windward Coast, the Pali Highway, or the North Shore for views. The H-3 freeway also offers sights, particularly through the Ko'olau Mountains.
Popular beaches and attractions often have limited parking, especially on weekends. Arrive early for a spot or visit on weekdays. Lanikai Beach and Hanauma Bay are known for parking challenges.
No, you can't drive to other islands. Instead, take a flight or ferry. Car rentals are available on each island for local exploration.
Parking is limited at many hiking trailheads and some require permits. Spots like Diamond Head and Manoa Falls fill up quickly, so arrive early or use alternative transportation.
Pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks and drivers must stop for them. Using a mobile device while driving is illegal unless it's hands-free.
You’ll find more information about booking a car on our main Hawaii page.
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