The Mini Rough Guide Honolulu (Rough Guide Pocket) - Softcover

Ward, Greg; Rough Guides

 
9781858284026: The Mini Rough Guide Honolulu (Rough Guide Pocket)

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A pocket guide to the city of Honolulu, this text features entertaining accounts of every attraction, and include insiders reviews of the best accommodation, restaurants and bars. Comprehensive listings of clubs, live music venues and shopping are also included.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Greg Ward is an established travel writer and expert on the islands of Hawaii. He has worked for Rough Guides since 1985. He is the author of The Rough Guide to Barcelona (with Steve Tallantyre), The Rough Guide to Brittany and Normandy, and The Rough Guide to Southwest USA. Visit him online at gregward.info.

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Climate and when to go

Of all the major US cities, Honolulu is said to have both the lowest average maximum temperature and the highest minimum, at 85 degrees F and 60 degrees F respectively. Neither fluctuates more than a few degrees between summer and winter. Waikiki remains a balmy tropical year-round resort, and the only seasonal variation likely to make much difference to travelers is the state of the surf on the North Shore. For surfers, the time to come is from October to April, when mighty winter waves scour the sand off many beaches and come curling in at heights of twenty feet or more. In summer, the surf-bums head off home, and some North Shore beaches are even safe for family swimming.

As for room rates, peak season in Waikiki runs from December to March, and many mid-range hotels lower their prices by ten or twenty dollars at other times. Waikiki is pretty crowded all year, though, and there are few savings to be made by coming in summer.

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