Oahu Vacationers Useful Links
You have options while visiting and below are some useful links for Oahu vacationers.
- Current Weather Conditions
- Honolulu International Airport
- Honolulu Bus Information
- Public Announcements & Events
- Shuttles & Tours
- Oahu Hiking Trails
- National Park Services
Phone Numbers
The area code for the state of Hawaii is (808).
Oahu Visitors Bureau: (808) 524-0722
Marriage License and Civil Unions: (808) 586-4545
Honolulu International Airport Visitor Information: (808) 836-6413
Camping Permits: (808) 523-4525 (county), (808) 587-0300 (state)
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
The City uses a multi-layered system to notify and alert residents and non-residents of disaster or emergencies. Ways the city will notify, alert, or warn you of disasters:
- Radio and television broadcasts
- Emergency Alert System (EAS) notification to radio/television/NOAA weather radio
- Outdoor siren warning system
- Responders using public address systems
- Nixle notification services
- HNL Info
Nixle keeps you up-to-date with relevant information from local public safety departments and schools.
TEXT 96815 TO 888777 TO OPT-IN TO RECEIVE NIXLE ALERTS FOR HONOLULU AND WAIKIKI
HNL Info is Honolulu’s way to keep the public informed about traffic situations, weather advisories, events happening around the island, and much more. Residents and visitors customize their experience by creating an account and subscribing to topics of interest. Messages are received via push notification, e-mail, or text messaging. HNL Info is free of charge. Visit hnl.info and sign up for an account to begin receiving alerts.
Emergency Shelter
The City and County of Honolulu Department of Emergency Management offers emergency evacuation shelters. If possible, the Department of Emergency Management recommends that you shelter in place. However, if the shelters are activated, information about the Waikiki shelter is broadcast over local media and official social media sites during an emergency. If you do chose to evacuate to the emergency shelter, bring a three-day supply of food, water, clothing, medication, personal hygiene items, and a mat or cot for sleeping, since the shelters are not stocked with supplies.
- Waikiki Elementary, 3710 Leahi Avenue, Honolulu
