How to Find Cheap Flights from Kahului, Maui (OGG) to Honolulu (HNL)
These fare-hunting tips can help you find cheap flights from Maui to Honolulu, whether you’re a local or a traveler:
- Use the Low Fare Calendar: Fire up the Southwest Low Fare Calendar and compare dates to find the cheapest airfare from Maui to Honolulu.
- Book early: While inter-island flights offer great flexibility, we recommend booking as far in advance as you can during peak seasons like summer and the winter holidays.
- Stay flexible: Take advantage of our frequent daily service to choose airfare from Maui to Oahu that fits your schedule and budget.
- Get the intel: Sign up for our email alerts to get the latest updates on our fare sales and promotions.
Traveling with Surfboards Between Islands
We transport our guests’ surfboards, paddleboards, and outdoor gear on flights from Maui to Oahu every day, and we invite you to bring yours! Just check out our guidelines on traveling with surfboards or other sports equipment so you know what to expect, and allow some extra time to get squared away during check-in.
Why Visit Honolulu from Maui?
Flying from Maui to Oahu is a great way to see multiple sides of the islands. Oahu is a delicious blend of urban flavors and island vibes, with all the dining, shopping, historic sites, and cultural attractions you could want. Maui, on the other hand, is a natural dream world with some of the islands’ most luxurious resorts. With our easy flights from Maui to Oahu, you can have both.
Getting From HNL to Waikiki and Nearby Areas
Honolulu and the Waikiki area are the most urbanized and transit-accessible parts of Hawaii, so once your flight from Kahului to Honolulu lands, you’ve got plenty of ways to move:
- Rental cars: Renting a car remains the most popular option in Hawaii because it lets you explore at your own pace. Reserve a car online, then take a short shuttle to the rental lot. A typical drive to Waikiki takes 15 to 30 minutes, depending on traffic and weather.
- Public transport: Honolulu’s TheBus and Skyline rail connect the airport with downtown and Waikiki, and you can pay on both using a single HOLO transit card.
- Rideshares and taxis: Rideshare and taxi services are widely available in Honolulu, and they give you an easy way to make short hops from the airport to Waikiki or around town.
- Shuttles: Many resorts on Oahu offer shuttle service to the airport, or you can book your own through a private shuttle company.
What to Do in Honolulu After You Land
- Waikiki Beach: Soak up the sun or catch a beginner-friendly wave at this world-famous shoreline.
- Diamond Head: Hike to the top of this iconic volcanic crater for sweeping coastal views.
- Pearl Harbor: Step back to World War II and pay your respects at this unique American memorial and museum.
- Local dining and shopping: Taste incredible island flavors, explore high-end boutiques, and shop for unique souvenirs.