Honolulu is a city with a rich history and a special culture; the mix of Pacific Islander heritage, American culture, and Asian traditions give Hawaii a very special feel.
There has been civilization present on the islands since at least 300 CE. By 1795, King Kamehameha I had united a disparate group of continually warring chiefdoms following a bloody struggle that had lasted 15 years. A stable monarchy ruled the islands for eighty years until the islands received an offer they could not refuse from the United States. President Eisenhower eventually made Hawaii the 50th State in 1959.
On your tour, you'll not only learn in-depth about the city's deep history, but you'll also receive chilling accounts of some of Honolulu's most famous ghosts and legends from one of our knowledgeable tour guides. Each stop on your tour has been thoroughly researched and investigated for evidence of hauntings and supernatural activity. We take you back in time to experience the tragedy and mystery behind these hauntings through narrative accounts of the people who lived and died at each of the sites we visit.
If you are a local on a staycation looking to get to know the town's history, we guarantee you will learn something new, and we welcome your input and local insight.
Honolulu Haunts blends just the right amount of history, fun, and fear to bring you a tour you're guaranteed to love and destined never to forget!
If you've always wanted to know the story behind some of Queen Liliuokalani's ghost sightings, or you're just passing through town and are looking for a memorable experience, this is the tour for you!
Your tour is also designed to be enjoyable for people of all ages. We take you on a moderately paced, one-mile loop, making for a perfect outing for families, groups, and solo ghost hunters alike!
Being chill is practically a religion here, even more so on a ghost tour, if you spot a Night Walker, or the beast with red eyes, keep cool, avert your eyes and try to signal the group.
Mahalo, thank you in Hawaiian, it the key phrase to remember, ghosts, locals and everyone in between loves to hear it.
The ghosts of Hawaii have been here for hundreds of years, they don’t tend to pay much attention to us modern interlopers. We find it best to stay out of their way too.
For a volcanic island Honolulu is remarkably flat, so staying out of trouble should be a breeze, like the cool one that comes off the sea at night. Stay together, stay ho’omaha (relaxed)
The islands are almost entirely made of basalt lava, and it gets slippery when it rains, which it does, sometimes. Stay upright and we will all be safe.
