Hawaii Transportation In Hawaii

By Plane

There are several interisland airlines, including Hawaiian Airlines (☎ 800-367-5320; www.hawaiianair.com), go! airlines (☎ 800-637-2910; www.iflygo.com), and Island Air (☎ 808-484-2222 on Oahu, 800-652-6541 ...more

By Bus

Public transportation on Oahu is generally safe, clean, and relatively convenient. With 93 routes criss-crossing the island and over 4200 bus stops, TheBus , 811 Middle St., Honolulu 96819 (☎ 808-848-5555 ...more

By Car

Though car rental can be expensive, driving is the best and most efficient way to get around in Hawaii. “U.S.” (as in “U.S. 1”) refers to US highways, and “Rte.” (as in “Rte. 7”) refers ...more

By Boat

Travel by boat between the Hawaiian islands has been a point of much controversy. The Hawaii Superferry, a luxurious 450ft. ferry, thought to be the largest aluminum ship ever built in the United States ...more

By Moped

Mopeds are a popular mode of transport in parts of Hawaii, especially Waikiki and Honolulu. A full-day rental costs $24 to $30 and a week costs about $130. A&B Moped, 3481 Lower Honoapiilani ...more

By Thumb

Let’S Not Go. Let’s Go never recommends hitchhiking as a safe means of transportation, and none of this information is intended to encourage it. Let’s Go strongly urges you to consider ...more

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