Hawaii truly stands as a world apart in the vastness of the Pacific Ocean. Despite being a part of the USA, its unique natural elements, featuring dramatic waterfalls, lush rainforests, and vibrant gardens, distinguish it from the continents. Honolulu, situated on Oahu, serves as the largest city and capital of Hawaii, a stunningly beautiful metropolis and the business center of the state with nearly a million residents.
Worth seeing
Waikiki Beach: One of the world's most famous beaches, Waikiki Beach, boasts chalky white sand and high waves, making it a tourist mecca. Whether sunbathing, swimming, or trying your hand at surfing, a visit is well worth it.
Pearl Harbor: Located within bus distance in the western part of Honolulu, Pearl Harbor holds historical significance as the site bombed by the Japanese military in 1941, leading the USA into World War II. Today, the harbor remains operational with various museums and memorials.
Climate
Honolulu experiences a generally tropical climate with significant temperature variations. Summer temperatures average between 27-32 degrees Celsius, while in the other months, which coincide with the highest rainfall, temperatures range around 19-24 degrees Celsius.
Currency
American Dollars (USD)
