THINGS TO DO, SEE, EAT IN HONOLULU, HAWAII
We are excited to hear you are coming to the 11th edition of the World Glaucoma Congress in Honolulu, Hawaii. To prepare and make your stay more pleasant, we offer you here some tips to help you discover everything this island has to offer.
Weather
Weather in Honolulu during June/July is the month with the least rain. The days are steady warm and the evenings comfortable. Expect the temperatures to be between 27-30 C (low-mid 80s F) during the day and between 20-21 (low 70s F) during the night and early mornings.
With warmer and drier weathers like this, make sure you pack light. Some essentials include light tops, hats, sunglasses and most importantly, sunscreen!
Top attractions
Pearl Harbor National Memorial
Lolani Palace
Waikiki Historic Trail
Diamond Head
Foster Botanical Garden
Food Culture in Hawaii
Hawaiian cuisine is a beautiful tapestry of flavors and traditions. In Hawaii, ancient customs meet global influences brough to Hawaii over many generations, giving local food culture more layers than a Maui onion.
Pupu
Pupu is the Hawaiian term for appetizer, and every local restaurant in Hawaii offers a wide range of creative Pupu platters to dine on, from poke dishes to sushi.
Loco Moco
A hamburger steak and egg over rice covered in gravy. Loco Moco is served throughout the islands.
Malasadas
A Portuguese doughnut. Although Leonard’s Bakery in Kapahulu is popular on O’ahu, any local can tell their favorite bakeries on each island to find these fresh treats.
Shaved Ice
These finely shaved snow cones are served with colorful flavors on the top with a choice of ice cream or azuki beans on the bottom.