Accessible Destinations in Hawaii

32 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Hawaii with detailed accessibility information: Maui Ocean Center, Bishop Museum, Foster Botanical Garden, ʻIolani Palace, Dole Plantation.

• Maui Ocean Center (Wailuku) – This Wailuku, Hawaii aquarium has flat pathways throughout and wheelchair loaners at check-in.
• Bishop Museum (Honolulu) – Bishop Museum is a Honolulu, HI museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor facilities, collect…
• Foster Botanical Garden (Honolulu) – Foster Botanical Garden is a Honolulu, HI garden that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor facilitie…
• ʻIolani Palace (Honolulu) – ʻIolani Palace is a Honolulu, HI historic site that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor facilities,…
• Dole Plantation (Wahiawa) – Pineapple farm attraction in Wahiawa with a train ride and a garden maze. The train and garden tour take wheelchairs; the maze paths are gr…
• Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park (Hilo) – Big Island national park around the summit of Kīlauea, with an asphalt path to Kīlauea Overlook and free wheelchair loans at the Welcome Ce…
• Diamond Head State Monument (Honolulu) – Hawaii's most iconic volcanic crater offers accessible crater floor facilities and stunning views of Waikiki and the Pacific Ocean.
• Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona Memorial (Honolulu) – Visit the USS Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor, where history comes alive at one of America's most meaningful and fully wheelchair-accessi…
• Haleakala National Park (Maui) – A volcanic summit above the clouds with accessible visitor centers and breathtaking overlooks on Maui's highest peak.
• Lava zones & volcano adventures (Maui / Big Island) – Experience active volcanoes, lava fields, and dramatic craters with paved trails and wheelchair-accessible viewing areas at Hawaii Volcanoe…
• ʻIolani Palace & Plantation Village (Honolulu) – America's only royal palace offers fully wheelchair-accessible tours through Hawaii's monarchy history in downtown Honolulu.
• Iao Valley State Monument (Wailuku) – A sacred Maui valley where the iconic Iao Needle rises 1,200 feet above a lush tropical gorge, with wheelchair-friendly paths to stunning v…
• Molokaʻi & Kalaupapa National Historical Park (Kauaʻi) – A remote Hawaiian peninsula preserving the story of Kalaupapa's leprosy settlement, surrounded by dramatic sea cliffs and rich cultural his…
• Queen’s Marketplace (Waikoloa) – An upscale open-air shopping village on Hawaii's Kohala Coast with oceanfront dining, local boutiques, and island cultural experiences.
• Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum (Honolulu) – Explore historic WWII aircraft in fully wheelchair-accessible hangars on Ford Island, right in the heart of Pearl Harbor.
• Kaanapali Beach & Black Rock (Maui) – A stunning 3-mile stretch of golden sand on Maui's west shore, with a paved beachfront boardwalk and beach wheelchair rentals available.
• Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (Hawaii Kai) – Hawaii's most famous snorkeling bay offers stunning marine life viewing with wheelchair-accessible pathways and all-terrain beach wheelchai…
• Hawaiian Islands (Multiple Islands) – Hawaii's four main islands offer stunning accessible beaches, adaptive equipment rentals, and warm aloha spirit for travelers of all abilit…
• Kona Coffee Farms & Kailua Village (Big Island (Kona Coast)) – Explore aromatic coffee farms and a charming seaside village on Hawaii's sunny Kona Coast, with accessible tours and ADA-friendly facilitie…
• Kualoa Ranch & Private Nature Reserve (Kaneohe) – A 4,000-acre private nature reserve on Oahu's windward coast, famous as Jurassic Valley, offering accessible tours through stunning tropica…
• Nā Pali Coast & Waimea Canyon (Kauaʻi) – Hawaii's dramatic sea cliffs and colorful canyon offer stunning accessible overlooks on Kauai's wild western shore.
• Oʻahu North Shore (Haleʻiwa) – Hawaii's legendary North Shore offers adaptive surfing, charming Hale'iwa town, and stunning beaches with growing accessibility for all vis…
• Polynesian Cultural Center (Laie) – Experience the living cultures of Polynesia through villages, performances, and hands-on activities at this fully accessible North Shore at…
• Queen Liliuokalani Park & Gardens (Hilo) – A free, serene Japanese stroll garden on Hilo's waterfront with wide paved paths and roughly 80% ADA-accessible grounds.
• Road to Hana (Maui) – Maui's legendary coastal drive winds past waterfalls, black sand beaches, and lush tropical valleys along 64 miles of breathtaking scenery.
• Waikiki (Honolulu) – Waikiki's vibrant nightlife and dining scene welcomes visitors of all abilities with accessible restaurants, beach bars, and entertainment…
• Waikiki Beach & Diamond Head (Honolulu) – Hawaii's most iconic shoreline pairs golden sand and warm Pacific waters with excellent wheelchair access and stunning volcanic views.
• Atlantis Submarines Waikiki (Honolulu) – Dive 100 feet below the Pacific in a real submarine to explore coral reefs and marine life off the coast of Waikiki.
• Maunakea Summit (snow/fire contrast) (Hilo) – Hawaii's tallest peak where snow meets volcanic fire, offering stargazing at nearly 14,000 feet above the Pacific.
• Spitting Cave & Island Brew Coffeehouse (Honolulu) – Watch powerful waves blast through volcanic lava tubes at Spitting Cave, then refuel with 100% Hawaiian coffee at nearby Island Brew Coffee…
• Kona Brewing Co. Pub & Brewery (Hilo) – Hawaii's original craft brewery pairs island-brewed beer with fresh local cuisine in a laid-back, wheelchair-accessible pub setting.
• Punaluu Black Sand Beach & Akaka Falls (Hilo) – Hawaii's striking black sand beach meets a thundering 442-foot waterfall, offering two of the Big Island's most iconic natural wonders.