Travel and transport agencies Honolulu

Hawaiian Airlines provides daily service to O'ahu, Kauai, Maui, Molokai and the island of Hawai'i. Inter-island flights are either direct or have a stopover in Honolulu depending on the time. With more than ten flights available each day, it's best to choose direct flights and adjust your schedule so you don't lose time. Multi-destination tickets allow you to visit several islands without having to go back to Honolulu. The Hawaiianmiles card is free and allows you to obtain discounts for each check-in (not included in the price of the ticket)

It is the only airport on the island. Located at 20 minutes from Waikiki (in the absence of traffic jams) it welcomes in its 3 terminals both inter-island flights and international flights. On arrival, don't hesitate to help yourself to brochures and tourist leaflets, they are everywhere. They are free and will be very useful. They list all the possible and imaginable activities to do on the island during the week or the month and offer discounts!

The post office offers a range of services including letter and parcel delivery, stamp purchasing, post box rental and much more. It also has a self-service kiosk to facilitate fast delivery.

With more than 40 years of experience, Alamo currently has more than 1 million vehicles serving 15 million travelers each year in 43 countries. The company operates in 9 cities in Hawaii: Honolulu, Lihue, Hoolehua, Hilo, Kapolei, Kahului, Waikoloa, Kailua-Kona and Lahaina. Smaller models start at US$ 110 per day, then US$ 119 for pick-ups and US$ 125 for SUVs. The "you click we pick" formula is cheaper, you book the date and options but the model is determined at the reception according to availability.

This honorary consular agency, led by Consul Guillaume Maman, is attached to the Consulate of France in San Francisco. It lends assistance to French nationals who are in difficulty as a result of illness, accident or theft, for example.

Please note that this is an honorary representation, which does not have any allocation in respect of visas or passports.