Honolulu Harbor has two cruise terminals. The primary terminal is located at Pier 2 Cruise Terminal at 521 Ala Moana Boulevard, at the west end of Channel Street. Starting your cruise from Hawaii can give you more time to explore the beautiful islands, instead of having a number of sea days at the beginning and end of your cruise when departing from the mainland.
Pier 2 — Honolulu Cruise Port
521 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, HI — west end of Channel Street
Pier 11 — Honolulu Cruise Terminal
North extension of Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu, HI
Terminal Information
Terminal amenities
There is limited seating, no WiFi, and no wheelchair service at the terminal. Porters are available to collect luggage. Washrooms are located before and after security.
Getting to the terminal
See here for transportation information to get from the airport to the pier.
Cruises from Hawaii
The Norwegian Pride of America is the only cruise ship in Hawaii year-round, sailing around the islands. The following cruise lines embark from Honolulu travelling to North America's west coast, or to the South Pacific and Australia.
Weather in Honolulu
Warm but humid — good deals on vacation packages for those who don't mind the heat.
The best time to visit — mild temperatures and more favorable accommodation and travel rates.
Temperatures rarely exceed the low 80s°F — comfortably warm year-round.
Honolulu's cruise terminal is part of the working harbor rather than a dedicated cruise facility, so expect a more industrial setting than at purpose-built terminals elsewhere.