Hike, Snorkel and Poke in Honolulu Hawaii

“Hike, Snorkel and Poke in Honolulu Hawaii” is a self-guided walking tour in Honolulu, United States, made by Daniel Wasilewsky. It takes about 7 hours, costs a one-off US$2 to unlock and runs in your phone’s browser with a live map, so you can start whenever you like. No app or account needed.

Start your day at Hanauma Bay, a popular snorkelling spot that requires booking 48 hours in advance. Be sure to set your alarm early for a chance to witness the vibrant coral reefs and colorful fish that call this bay home.

Next, head to Koko Crater Railway Trailhead, the hardest hike in the world with over 1,000 steps. The climb is challenging, but the panoramic views from the top are worth it. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water.

After the hike, visit Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trailhead for more stunning views. The hike takes about an hour, and you'll pass by scenic vistas along the way.

Refuel with a snack break at Ono Seafood/Poke Bowl Patrol, a local favorite spot that serves up the freshest poke bowls in town.

End the day at Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem where you can relax on the beach and take a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters.

Please note that this tour is not for the faint of heart and requires visitors to be at peak physical health. Don't forget to book your spot for Hanauma Bay in advance to make the most of your day.