Jeep rental in Honolulu

If you’re a keen snorkeler, Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve is an essential addition to your Hawaii itinerary. Situated in east Oahu, Jeep rentals suit the winding roads leading there. It’s a little further out of central Honolulu, taking almost half an hour in an approximately 13-mile journey along the very southern tip of the island. Jeeps provide a bit more space than your standard economy car, meaning you don’t need to hold back on taking snorkeling and diving gear with you. Hanuma Bay was voted the Best Beach in the United States in 2016, with great care going into its preservation by the local community. 

Prepare for a volcanic adventure at Diamond Head State Monument – just a six-mile, 13-minute drive from central Honolulu via the I-H-1 West in your Jeep rental. The monument came to life around 300 million years ago because of a volcanic eruption, with the peak reaching 560 feet. This iconic landmark offers abundant views all around – sure to provide memorable snapping opportunities for eager photographers. Be sure to bring some water with you, as there aren’t any fountains to fill up on your way up, which is especially important on warm days. At the top, you’ll have your breath taken away with stunning views of Waikiki beach – well worth the drive with your Jeep rental. 

Park your Honolulu Jeep rental in one of Manoa Falls' car parks, then take a 0.75-mile hike to get to this remarkable 150-foot waterfall. Sneakers won’t cut it – we recommend hiking or specialist shoes as the path can be swampy and boggy. Once you get there, you’ll hear the gushing sounds of the water soaring from the top when it flows downwards, and witness scenery reminiscent of Avatar or Jurassic Park. The surrounding bamboo and banyan trees provide lush greenery in a place abundant in natural beauty. The floral scents are a pleasure to experience as you walk through the leafy foliage. If you’re staying in Waikiki, it’s only a 5.6-mile drive with your Jeep rental.