How to get to SeaLife Park Hawaii

Sea Life Park is on the eastern coast of Hawaiian Island in Waimanalo City, Oahu.

It is 27 minutes and around 16 miles (26 km) from Honolulu. 

And the easiest and most convenient way to get to SeaLife Park Hawaii is a bus ride for just $3.

Sea Life Park Hawaii Address: 

Sea Life Park
41-202 Kalanianaole Highway #7
Waimanalo, HI 96795 USA

(808) 259-2500

Opening Hours:  10 am to 4 pm Everyday

Best Time to Visit: Monday to Thursday (fewer crowds, closer encounters with marine life, and shorter waiting times)

Best Time of the Month: March to April and September to November

Bus to Sea Life Park Hawaii

Bus to Sea Life
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The city bus of Honolulu offers several routes to and from SEA Life Park Hawaii every day. 

Check www.thebus.org for the current Sea Life Park bus schedule. 

Plus, it’s an affordable option for budget-friendly travel.

The Bus routes that can take you to Sea Life Park Hawaii include:

  • Route 22: Provides service from Waikiki to Sea Life Park.
  • Route 23: Offers service from Kaimuki to Sea Life Park.
  • Route 82: Operates from Queen Emma St + S Beretania St to Honokahua St + 1229. 

      You must walk around 4 miles (1.5km) to get to Sealife Park.

From Waikiki to Sea Life Directions by Car 

  1. To get to Makapu’u Point, take the H-1 east (Lunalilo Freeway) and continue along Highway 72 through the residential area. 
  2. Keep driving along the coast past Hanauma Bay, the Blow Hole, and Sandy Beach until you reach your destination. 
  3. Look out for the large entrance signage on the left-hand side of the road, as this is where you’ll find Sea Life Park.
  4. Take the H-1 east (Lunalilo Freeway) east.
  5. The parking lot rate is $15 per vehicle daily (no cash, card only). 

Trolley Tour

Explore more with Waikiki Trolley Hop-on Hop-off All-Line Pass.

Get unlimited access to Waikki’s attractions with a Waikiki Trolley Hop-on Hop-off pass and explore Waikiki at your own pace.

With this pass, you can hop on and off at various stops to stroll past famous landmarks and attractions of interest.

Blue Line: Explore Oahu’s southwest coast with stunning views and delicious local cuisine. Stops at Kahala Mall, Diamond Market & Grill, and Rainbow for island favorites en route to Sea Life Park.

Red Line: Discover Hawaii’s rich cultural past, from kings and queens to WWII. Get insights into modern Hawaiian culture.

These features make the tour an educational journey through time.

Green Line: The easiest way to visit Diamond Head and KCC Farmer’s Market. 

Convenient stops in Waikiki provide a comfortable adventure to this iconic landmark.

Pink Line: Experience Hawaii’s fusion of Asian cuisine, American comfort food, high-end fashion, and streetwear at Ala Moana Center, a beloved destination for locals and visitors.

Children under the age of two require no ticket.

The Pass Cost:

Pass TypeVisitor’s AgePrices
7-Day PassAdult ticket (13 to 99 years)
Child ticket (3 to 12 years)
$75
$49
4-Day PassAdult ticket (13 to 99 years)
Child ticket (3 to 12 years)
$65
$40
1 Day PassAdult ticket (13 to 99 years)
Child ticket (3 to 12 years)
$45
$25

Parking at Sea Life Hawaii

When arriving at Sea Life Hawaii, you have several parking choices. 

The primary option is the on-site parking the park provides. 

This parking lot is the most convenient choice as it is right next to the entrance, allowing you to access the park quickly and start your adventure with minimal walking distance.

You can opt for nearby public parking lots or garages if the on-site parking lot is full.

These alternate parking options are within a short walking distance from Sea Life Hawaii and offer a convenient solution for visitors who prefer to park their vehicles close to the park.

Parking Rate at Sea Life Park Hawaii

Sea Life Park parking prices are generally reasonable and in line with other tourist attractions on the island. 

It can vary slightly based on the season and demand, but it typically ranges from $8 to $15 per vehicle. 

The park provides on-site parking, the most convenient choice for quick access to the attraction.

Arriving early at the park is advisable, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure a parking spot as the parking area may fill quickly.

So, grab your sunscreen, camera, and sense of wonder, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure at Sea Life Hawaii!

Nearby Parking at Sea Life Park Hawaii 

Sea Life Hawaii offers on-site parking for the convenience of visitors. 

The parking lot is strategically close to the park’s entrance, making it easy for guests to access the attraction. 

Additional parking options are available nearby if the on-site parking lot is full. 

You can find several public parking lots and garages within walking distance of Sea Life Hawaii.

  1. Makapu’u Lookout Parking Lot 
  1. Waimanalo Beach Parking

Guests visiting the park to enjoy lunch at Beachboy Lanai are eligible for free parking. Inquire at the parking booth for details.

These alternate parking facilities provide easy access to the park and ensure that visitors can still enjoy their experience without any hassle.

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