📍 Lighthouse📸 Tourist Attraction

Aloha Tower

Honolulu County, United States

4.5 (0)

Overview

Observation tower at Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii, United States. It lies in the subtropical south, warm year-round and busiest in the drier winter months.

Why visit: New England and Pacific Northwest lights standing on some of the roughest coastline in the country.

Things to do

›Climb the tower if it is open — the view is the reason
›Walk the coast path around the point
›Come at sunset for the light
›Check seasonal opening; many are volunteer-run

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Travel Information

Best time

May – October; many towers close for winter

Weather

Subtropical — warm and humid year-round at 24–33°C, with a wet season and an Atlantic hurricane season running June to November that is worth planning around.

Entry fee

Grounds free; tower climbs ~₹500 – 1,200

Hours

Seasonal, typically 10 AM – 4 PM

Est. budget

₹500 – ₹2,000

Duration

1 – 2 hours

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Within

0.9 km

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📍 Island

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