Oahu · WAIKIKI TROLLEY & HOP-ON BUS TOURS
The good waikīkī trolley passes fill up weeks out and the best go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
See Honolulu at your own pace on a flexible trolley pass, with Diamond Head, Chinatown, Waikiki, and historic downtown stops.
“They dont tell you you have to buy admission for hike separately. Trolley ride was interesting. I could have gotten an uber.”
Ride Oahu’s Blue Line trolley for dramatic coast views, Halona Blowhole, local plate lunch, malasadas, and flexible stops from Waikiki.
“The bus does not stop for photos, there are significant delays between busses and communication with the bus company is almost non existent….however our driver, Tyler was amazing and DEFINATELY a five star guy!”
See Honolulu by open-air trolley, with history, Waikiki stops, Chinatown, Punchbowl, and downtown sights on a flexible Red Line tour.
“It was very educational. Great enlightening. Very nice environment. Just relaxing. I will tell others about the tour.”
Review the Waikiki Trolley all-line pass, with practical advice on routes, value, stops, guides, timing, and who should book.
“Well organized and worth the money to see Waikiki. Uber would have cost and arm and a leg. Uber is very manipulative they keep on canceling your ride to get a higher fare, not worth anymore.”
Ride Waikiki’s Green Line to Diamond Head and KCC Farmers’ Market, with open-air views, local commentary, and key timing tips.
“The green line trolly isn’t a very convenient way to get around town. Pick up spots are hard to find and wait times can be up to an hour (depending on if you just missed the last one - which you have no way of knowing).”
Pick a coast, a harbour or a trail.
