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Where can I store my luggage in Honolulu?

Honolulu remains a beacon for travelers traversing the vast Pacific. It’s also Hawaii’s capital city and is steeped in history, profound beauty, and even a bit of mystery, and true to its name, it is a sheltered harbor for all who come here. Visitors and locals alike love to visit its numerous beaches, historical sites, and hiking trails. These elements, combined with its reputation of being one of the US’s safest cities, make Honolulu a very desirable stop-off.

Within its 68 square miles are world-class eateries and entertainment offerings, vast arts and cultural offerings, an open-air shopping center, universities, and of course, plenty of sandy beaches. Bag storage in Honolulu makes visiting the city a much easier prospect. As such, Bounce’s partner businesses provide myriad options for luggage storage in Honolulu, including near important historical stops, like Pearl Harbor, and recreational hotspots, like Waikiki Beach.

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How much does luggage storage cost in Honolulu?

Luggage storage in Honolulu costs only $5.90/day on the Bounce platform for each bag or piece of luggage.

Where is the nearest bag storage in Honolulu?

The Bounce platform offers dozens of bag and luggage storage locations throughout Honolulu. With 24/7 customer support and up to $10,000 in insurance for every booking, baggage storage in Honolulu has never been easier.

Polynesian myth holds that Pele, the Goddess of Fire, created the Hawaiian islands eons ago through volcanic activity. Oahu is just one of the islands that Madame Pele created. This beautiful land houses nearly one million citizens, numerous lush forests and beaches, and Honolulu - the capital of Hawaii. Honolulu is the center of Hawaii’s business and government, giving it a distinct look and feel from its neighboring islands. Honolulu is also known for its fantastic cuisine and art culture - much of which pays homage to Madame Pele herself.

If you’re planning on visiting Honolulu, you’ll need to learn about the city’s crime statistics as well as its culture and history. The National Crime Index ranks Honolulu, Hawaii, the 8th safest city in America out of 100. According to the Index, cities that rank closer to 100 are less dangerous than cities near the number 1 mark. This data suggests that Honolulu is safer than 7 other American cities, and has a higher than average crime rate. Out of a population of nearly 350,000 Honolulans, 1 in 334 citizens report violent crimes every year. However, about 1 in 27 Honolulans report property-related crimes like theft and vandalism. When visiting Hawaii, contact Honolulu’s Police Department and use Bounce’s baggage storage services to protect yourself and your possessions.

“What’s the best way to get around Honolulu?”

Walking is one of the most affordable ways to travel around Honolulu. It’ll also let you experience the city’s beauty at a leisurely pace. Buses, specifically tour buses, can help you move through Honolulu much faster.

“Is public transportation in Honolulu safe?”

Yes, as long as you mind your Ps and Qs. Honolulu’s buses are very accommodating for tourists and small groups of commuters. However, larger groups or travelers with lots of baggage might have a harder time riding the bus. Know your route, travel lightly, and you shouldn't have any trouble using Honolulu’s transit system.

“What’s the best neighborhood to stay in Honolulu?”

The area near Macomb Road and 7th Street is one of the best places to stay in Honolulu. This area reports very little crime each year and has everything that visitors need to feel at home. Well-reviewed hotels are right next to amenities like restaurants, grocery stores, and gyms.

“What are the best museums to visit in Honolulu?”

The Honolulu Museum of Art is one of the city’s most popular venues, as well as one of its older exhibits. The Bishop Museum, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, and the Battleship Missouri Memorial are all must-sees as well.

“What’s the best time of year to visit Honolulu?”

All of Hawaii gets flooded with tourists every summer, skyrocketing plane tickets, and hotel prices. You’re better off visiting Honolulu during early spring or fall when the weather is still warm and the cost of your trip much more affordable.

Diamond Head crater stands towering above Honolulu, like an ancient sentinel that watches over Hawaii’s shores. In truth, though the crater is ancient, it’s a baby in terms of Hawaii’s geologic time. Scientists estimate that the Ko’olau Range on which Diamond Head sits is nearly three million years old, while Diamond Head itself has only celebrated about 300,000 birthdays. This landmark plays an important role in tourism, military, and island history.

Diamond Head State Park counts as the place to visit if you’re an avid hiker. Its summit Lē‘ahi offers hikers a steep hike. Once at the top of the summit, you can see the navigational lighthouse, as well as humpback whales playing in the seas below.

Diamond Head is a lush hike that’s best enjoyed with just a daypack, a bottle of water or two, and a light snack. Even the most experienced hikers usually opt to leave their bags behind. That’s where we come in. Bounce has partners near Diamond Head who provide luggage storage in Honolulu near the crater, allowing you to fully enjoy your adventures, without being weighed down by your bags.

Hanauma Bay has always held a certain fascination with people who love the island. King Kamehameha and Queen Ka‘ahumanu used to host visitors and sponsor games on its shores. It also counted as a favorite picnicking spot among the locals here. Once the bombs fell on Pearl Harbor, the bay was a place for a bunker and barbed wire and military sentries.

Unfortunately, all of these activities took their toll on this beach. Three million visitors a year have given Hanauma Bay quite the pounding. However, conservation efforts by the city of Honolulu are bringing the “curved bay” back to its pristine condition. With its cerulean waters and technicolor marine life, this part of the island a must-visit spot for snorkeling fans.

First-time visitors to the bay need to stop off at the marine education center to watch a nine-minute film that catalogs what they must do to keep both themselves and the bay safe. Marine animals here, including the corals, have a special status, and visitors must refrain from mistreating them. First-time (and even experienced) bay visitors will also want to look into the options for luggage storage in Honolulu. Bounce partners are all around this area. Check your Bounce app to see which nearby businesses provide bag storage in Honolulu in this area of the island.

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The memorial at Pearl Harbor remains among the most popular tourist destinations in all of Hawaii. This site gives visitors a look at the state’s biggest natural harbor, as well as a view back in time, back to December 7, 1941, when the Japanese bombed the harbor and pulled the United States into World War II. The memorial at Pearl Harbor stands as a reminder of the brave men and women who fought and died that day.

A trip to the memorial wouldn’t feel the same without a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial, which visitors reach by boat. Boats leave every 15 minutes for the site. Expect to spend about three hours here, between the trip to the visitors’ center, the book store, and the Arizona itself. Those who want to delve deep into the history of Pearl Harbor can take a self-guided audio tour, narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis.

As with other World War II historical sites, it’s best to experience this memorial when you’re not weighed down by your luggage. Consult your Bounce app to find options for luggage storage in Honolulu near the memorial.

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Honolulu International Airport, or better known these days as the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, offers travelers a first entry point to the Hawaiian islands. It also happens to be very busy. More than 20 million visitors a year pass through its gates on their way to other islands or to the mainland. Hawaii’s only international airport has four active runways and three terminals at its disposal. This important transportation hub in the Pacific gets its name from Hawaiian Senator Daniel K. Inouye, a Medal of Honor recipient and the second-longest serving member of the Senate.

Numerous international carriers fly through this airport, including Air Canada, Japan Airlines, Qantas, and Philippine Airlines. As well, American carriers like Southwest and American Airlines land here, as do commuter planes that fly between the Hawaiian Islands.

If you have a stop on Oahu and want to explore during your downtime, consider searching for baggage storage in Honolulu in or near Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. Bounce’s partners make bag storage in Honolulu easier, whether you’re in Hawaii for just a couple of hours or whether you’re staying for weeks.

With its year-round temperatures of 75° and 85°, crystalline sands, and plenty of dining and entertainment, surf’s always up at Waikiki Beach. In its early days, Hawaii’s Royal Family kept beach houses on its shores. Nowadays, Waikiki Beach, aka “spouting waters” in English, counts among the world’s most-visited sites and is home to numerous hotels and condos set against the backdrop of Diamond Head.

And while it’s true that people flock to Waikiki during the day while the sun and the surf are up, they really gravitate to this Hawaiian hotspot at night. Fresh fish, succulent local fruits, and other delicacies are always on the menu, with each eatery offering its own take on traditional Hawaiian recipes.

When Hawaii’s “spouting waters” call, you’ll want to find a place to stow your belongings. Bounce partners with just the kinds of businesses you’d see near Waikiki, like hotels, eateries, and dry-cleaning establishments, which makes finding luggage storage in Honolulu near the beach simple and convenient. Just log onto our app to find a Bounce partner near the beach.

A hike of a thousand steps awaits you when you visit Honolulu’s Koko Head. A stretch of railroad ties,  first created during World War II as a way to haul cargo up to military bunkers, challenge even the most ardent hikers. But it’s more than just a stretch of railroad ties. It’s a place of nearly unsurpassed beauty, where wildflowers grow and views of the surrounding seas just get better the higher you climb.

If you want even more beauty, then a tour of the Koko Crater Botanical Garden might be in order. Rare and endangered plants transform this once arid landscape into a desert wonderland. Dryland palms, succulents, and wildflowers dot the countryside to form covered trails and open fields of greenery that attract visitors from all over.

While you may consider yourself an avid hiker, even you may not want to lug your belongings up this adventure trail, and Bounce makes it so that you don’t have to. Our partners have drop points near Koko Head, which offer you plenty of options for luggage storage in Honolulu.

This densely forested peak offers visitors panoramic views of Oahu but not of the island’s cityscapes. The views here are of lush coastlines, forest trails, and misty, low-hanging clouds. It’s a place of local legends and myths and a popular stop for tourists, both those who travel with a tour company and those who want to experience the mountain on their own terms.

Due to its height and location on the island, the wind chill makes traversing this peak quite cold at times. Carry-along must include bottled water, a sweater or jacket, and possibly even a thermos of Hawaiian coffee. Because the Pali Lookout has a reputation for strong winds, it’s best to leave any unnecessary items that might get blown away behind in storage. As with all major tourist spots on the Hawaiian Islands, Bounce has partners near Nu'uanu Pali that offer baggage storage in Honolulu.

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