



by Kaimana Tours
This hiking tour of Diamond Head Crater in Honolulu covers a 1.6-mile trail along Oahu’s southeast coast, taking about three hours for the round trip. The hike begins with hotel pickup and ends with drop-off in Waikiki. The path includes switchbacks, a steep staircase, and early 20th-century military tunnel remnants. Hikers will see volcanic formations and learn about the crater’s historical military use. The route offers several viewpoints overlooking Waikiki, Honolulu, and the Pacific Ocean. Participants receive bottled water and a brochure about Diamond Head. The hike is suitable for most ages and beginners but is not recommended for children under 3, people with disabilities, or those over 65. This self-guided tour allows visitors to set their own pace while exploring one of Oahu’s well-known landmarks.
Diamond Head Trailhead
The round-trip shuttle from Waikiki delivers visitors to the Diamond Head trailhead with a park reservation and trail map. The 1.6-mile self-guided loop follows paved paths and switchbacks, highlighting the crater’s 150,000-year volcanic past. Along the route, hikers pass early 1900s military tunnels and climb a steep staircase near the summit to see Waikiki, Honolulu, and the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can take photos, observe native plants and coastal views, and stay hydrated with a complimentary water bottle. This moderate hike offers insight into Hawaii’s geology and natural features suitable for all ages.
180 min