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Aerial view of the Honolulu south shore with a yacht harbor and Diamond Head
Destinations / North America

Honolulu

Honolulu has two state small boat harbors and a yacht club with floating docks on the south shore of Oahu.

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128 ft

Top of the 20 to 128 ft range on the Waikiki Yacht Club floating docks

699 berths

With dock at Ala Wai Harbor, for vessels up to 85 ft

389 berths

At Keehi Lagoon Harbor, plus 202 offshore moorings

1 Jun to 30 Nov

Hurricane season in the Pacific

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Harbors and a yacht club on the south shore

Two state small boat harbors and one yacht club on the south shore of Oahu. Ala Wai Harbor and the yacht club sit next to each other. Keehi Lagoon Harbor is about five miles west of Waikiki Beach.

1
Ala Wai Harbor. 699 berths with dock, for vessels up to 85 ft. State small boat harbor.
2
Waikiki Yacht Club. Floating docks for about 148 boats from 20 to 128 ft. Visiting vessels use the aloha slips.
3
Keehi Lagoon Harbor. 389 berths and 202 offshore moorings with dinghy docks.
Seasons

Best months and weather

27°
47
Jan
27°
49
Feb
27°
60
Mar
28°
20
Apr
29°
21
May
30°
13
Jun
31°
13
Jul
32°
21
Aug
31°
22
Sep
30°
38
Oct
29°
57
Nov
28°
55
Dec
Peak seasonShoulder seasonOff seasonTop number: mean daily high, °C. Bars: rain, mm.

Rain and temperature are NOAA NCEI 1991 to 2020 monthly normals for Honolulu International Airport (USW00022521). Monthly high is the mean daily maximum. Rain is total precipitation. The Hawaii Department of Transportation says hurricane season in the Pacific runs from 1 June to 30 November. Season bands are our own estimate.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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