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Welcome to Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand

Aloha for all.

Greetings From Hula’s

Open Daily Noon – 2am

2nd floor of the Waikiki Grand Hotel 134 Kapahulu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816

There’s no head like Diamond Head

Unbelievable views Handcrafted Cocktails Tasty Beach Bites

Entertainment

Live Music Open Mic Drag Shows

Happiest & Longest Happy Hour

Take a Pitcher It’ll Last Longer

Dance until Tomorrow

Drinks Dancing DJs

With Roots & Deeds Deep in LGBTQ+ Honolulu Come for the View Stay for the Entertainment, Beverages, and Food!

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Eat, Drink & be Mary

Enjoy handcrafted cocktails and delicious food while experiencing the spectacular views of Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.

Upcoming Events

Live Music w/ Darin Cumpston

October 22 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Lili & Kit

October 23 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Kalau

October 25 6:00 PM

Hula's Catamaran

October 26 2:00 PM

Live Music w/ Johnny the 3rd

October 26 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Tad Jennings

October 27 6:00 PM

Open Mic Night

October 28 7:00 PM

October 29 6:00 PM

October 30 6:00 PM

Hulaween 2024 – TOYS

October 31 8:00 PM

Catamaran Cruise

Book your cruise and set sail aboard the Wettest, Wildest, Half-Naked Ride in Waikiki

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The Gathering Place for Explorers since 1974

Learn about the history of one of the longest running LGBTQ+ bars in the world.

About Hula’s

OCTOBER IS HONOLULU PRIDE MONTH AND THEREʻS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. SEE THE FULL CALENDAR OF EVENTS AT HONOLULUPRIDE.COM

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Hula’s Catamaran Saturdays

October 12 @ 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm.

Get together with friends old and new for a fun boat ride with Hulaʻs Catamaran Saturdays. Meet at Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand (reservations recommended, walk-ins accepted based on availability) 134 Kapahulu Avenue, Waikiki Grand Hotel – Enter Through Lobby by 1:45pm – 2:00pm.

The group will be escorted to the board which will set sail at 3pm for a 90-minute ride along the shore of Waikiki Beach.

Or you can choose to meet at the catamaran on the day of sail between 2:30pm – 2:45pm. However, refunds will not be issued in the event you don’t show up by sail time @ 3:00pm sharp.

Swimming allowed depending on weather and ocean conditions at the discretion of the Captain for everyone’s safety. Mai Tai and Beer is available for purchase on board and is  CASH ONLY !

Click here for more information and to purchase tickets.

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The ultimate lgbtq guide to honolulu.

T he Honolulu LGBTQ community truly embodies the aloha spirit — one of love, friendship, and acceptance. In fact, same-sex and bisexual relationships have been present and widely accepted in Hawaiian culture dating back to ancient times. The term aikāne defines such relationships in the Hawaiian language, and māhū refers to a “third gender” alongside male and female.

Today, Hawaii is known for its welcoming culture and is home to many LGBTQ-friendly establishments, events, and festivals, including October’s PRIDE festival , which brings an impressive parade and parties all weekend long. Your trip to Oahu will be hotter than the Waikiki sun with this comprehensive guide to the best places to experience Honolulu’s unique queer culture, from bars to restaurants, nightlife to daytime, and adventures and places to stay.

Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand

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Known as the “gathering place for explorers,” this friendly gay bar is a welcoming destination for everyone. The long windows open to a gentle Waikiki breeze and stellar view of the Pacific for an oceanfront dining experience. In the evening, live music, a large dance floor, and drink specials keep the aloha spirit flowing. Be sure to check the site for upcoming events . including weekly catamaran cruises.

Where: 134 Kapahulu Ave.

Scarlet is the quintessential hub of Honolulu’s LGBTQ community and the epitome of the welcoming culture of the islands. Locals say there is truly never a bad night at Scarlet. With shows every Friday and Saturday night, renowned queens and kings take the stage for the Fresh Fish Drag Revue and beats that keep clubgoers dancing until the wee hours of the morning.

Where: 80 S. Pauahi St.

Lulu’s

Conveniently located right next door to Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand , Lulu’s is an LGBTQ-friendly restaurant and bar featuring basic American fare with an island twist. Order the Aloha Burger with pineapple, teriyaki sauce, and grilled onions or opt for the Adulting Mac n’ Cheese with bacon crumbles for a true indulgence — you won’t be disappointed. The restaurant turns into a nightclub on Monday night for industry night, and locals from all around the island congregate for dancing and drink specials until 2:00 AM.

Where: 2586 Kalakaua Ave.

Wang Chung’s Karaoke Bar

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Wang Chung’s is a close-knit Waikiki gay bar tucked into the back of the Stay Hotel lobby. This lively hideaway’s menu is full of creative cocktails, pizzas, and comforting bites, and its famous Sunday drag brunches guarantee a good time. And for those who wish to show off their vocal abilities, the mic is always passed around for daily karaoke.

Where: 2424 Koa Ave.

For an intimate bar experience, pull up one of a dozen or so seats at In Between. Referred to as the “friendliest gay bar in Waikiki,” this no-frills hideaway bar features happy hour until 8:00 PM. Bartender Sabrina’s rotating selection of dessert shots are delicious and include creations such as apple butterbeer and orange creamsicle.

Where: 2155 Lauula St.

Blazing Saddles

Cowboy boots are more than welcome at Blazing Saddles, Hawaii’s only LGBTQ western dance club. Blazing Saddles prides itself on being a non-profit organization committed to providing a safe, fun, and friendly environment where all are welcome. There’s no cover charge, but donations are gratefully accepted. Each night is filled with live music, refreshments, and dancing. Go early for free dance lessons starting at 6:30 PM.

Where: 404 Kapahulu Ave.

This casual, natural-wood-adorned gay bar hosts myriad community events, including monthly catamaran cruises, trivia, live music, and other entertainment in a setting where respect and inclusion are championed. Don’t miss nightly drink specials such as $4 Margarita Mondays, Wednesday “Airport Double” $3 doubles, and Flirty Friday’s two-for-one happy hour from 5:00 to 8:00 PM.

Where: 408 Lewers St.

Hawaii is known for its beaches and surrounding mountains, and no vacation to the islands would be complete without thorough relaxation on the sand or a muddy hike or two. While not all of the beaches, hikes, and adventures listed here are specific to the LGBTQ community, these landmarks are safe spaces for all featuring some of the best views and traditional Hawaii vacation experiences Oahu has to offer.

Hike Koko Head Crater Trail

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The infamous Koko Head Crater, otherwise known as nature’s StairMaster, is an unmissable hike just south of Waikiki. This trail leads straight up retired tracks with rewarding panoramic views of the coastline and mountains from the top. It is recommended to begin hiking later in the day — after the noontime heat — and be sure to take time at the top to enjoy an unforgettable sunset.

Kaimana Beach

Kaimana Beach, known as Kaimanas to the locals, is the go-to beach on the edge of Waikiki next to the Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel . The reef blocks the big waves, creating a calm pool for swimming and wading. There is a lifeguard on duty and showers to rinse off sand before heading to the bar for a cold one.

Where: 2863 Kalakaua Ave.

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One of the most unique and secluded beaches on Oahu, Polo Beach is known as a friendly, welcoming, and popular nude beach perfect for those looking for the no-tan-lines life. It is located off of Farrington Highway across from Dillingham Lodge, next to the Polo Club in Mokuleia. Head down the access path and to the far right for the nudist area. There are no services or amenities in the area, so be sure to pack plenty of water, snacks, and SPF.

Where: Farrington Highway, Mokuleia

Hawaii is no longer known for just resort-studded beaches. In Waikiki, smaller boutique hotels now dot the famous coastline. Bright and minimalist interiors are peaceful while hotel bars and pools allow guests to join the vibrant Honolulu social scene at each of these carefully curated chain and independent hotels.

The Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club

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Featuring the iconic “Wish You Were Here” pool, the Surfjack Boutique Hotel and Swim Club is a favorite hotel for both visitors and stay-cationers alike. Even if you don’t happen to have a room, come lounge at the weekend pool parties, gay-friendly and welcoming to all.

Where: 412 Lewers St.

The Laylow, Autograph Collection

Mid-century modern meets Hawaiian charm at The Laylow, Autograph Collection, a welcoming and LGBTQ-friendly hotel in the heart of Waikiki. Here all guests receive a gift basket chock-full of local kine snacks and a pair of Laylow’s signature “slippas” upon arrival, a true sign of Hawaiian hospitality. Before heading out on the town, sip flower-adorned craft cocktails at the bar, a place to see and be seen in Waikiki.

Where: 2299 Kuhio Ave.

‘Alohilani Hotel

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Nearly every room of the ‘Alohilani Hotel offers ocean and Diamond Head Views from private lanais. And if you are visiting in October, the fifth-floor pool deck hosts the annual Lei Magazine Pride Pool Party, during which you can join hundreds from the Honolulu LGBTQ community for festivities. Outside of this event, The hotels Swell Pool and Bar has a great cocktail list, saltwater infinity pool, and cabanas for a chill but luxurious lounging experience. And weekly Sunday pool parties are open and welcome to all.

Where: 2490 Kalakaua Ave.

Aqua Skyline at Island Colony

The General Manager and many of the front line staff are LGBTQ members at this ultimate gay hotel, a proud partner of many LGBTQ organizations in Honolulu. For gay travelers, being located walking distance from many of the most popular LGBTQ bars and restaurants means no boredom will ensue. Rooms come complete with kitchenettes for a home-away-from-home feel.

Where: 445 Seaside Ave.

The Hilton Waikiki Beach Hotel

A partner of the International LGBTQ Travel Association since 2010, Hilton hotels are known to be welcoming to LGBTQ travelers. This hotel is famous for its panoramic views and quintessential Hawaiian hospitality, warmly greeting travelers of all kinds. Located just one block from the beach and steps from many iconic gay bars in Waikiki, the hotel serves as the perfect launchpad for any big gay vacation. For those who enjoy a late-night snack after a night out, the classic all-day and all-night diner M.A.C 24/7 is all-too conveniently located off of the lobby.

Where: 2500 Kuhio Ave.

Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach

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Home of Gay Island Guide’s monthly Super Slyde Pool Party, the fun never stops at Hyatt Centric. Floor-to-ceiling windows in each room offer views of iconic Waikiki Beach amongst contemporary decor. The lounge pool features private cabanas and a tapas-style eatery for small bites between play. And this LGBTQ-friendly hotel is a proud partner of Honolulu PRIDE Festival.

Where: 349 Seaside Ave.

ARTafterDARK at Honolulu Museum of Art

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Organized by a dedicated group of young volunteers, this welcoming, must-attend event falls on the last Friday of each month. Live music, art, craft cocktails, and small plates are inspired by a monthly theme, and each courtyard features a unique experience led by a local band or artist.

When: Last Friday of each month

Aloha Bears Booze Cruise

Every second Sunday of the month, the Aloha Bears host a 1.5-hour-long open bar booze cruise along Waikiki. The cruise is open and welcome to all. The ticket includes lunch and a few more cocktails afterward at Bacchus . Tickets are available for purchase in advance online, and sailors meet at Bacchus before walking over to the boat together.

When: Second Sunday of the month

Hula’s Catamaran

Hula’s World Famous LGBTQ catamaran ride cruises along the waters of Waikiki every Saturday at 2:00 PM. Mai tais and beer are available for purchase onboard. It is recommended that tickets be purchased a couple of weeks in advance and can be obtained online for $25. The group meets outside of Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand .

When: Every Saturday

SuperSlyde Pool Party

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Known as “The Best Pool Party in Hawaii,” the monthly Gay Island Guide SuperSlyde Pool Party at the Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach brings together everyone from all aspects of the community for sun and fun. Top DJs, special guests, and local entertainers keep the party going well into the night.

When: Monthly

The Aloha Classic

This LGBTQ-friendly pick-up-style football tournament brings together seasoned players and newbies alike for a weekend of fun, football, and shenanigans. The festivities begin with an opening party on Thursday, February 13, and end with the Recovery Beach Barbecue in Waikiki on Monday, February 17.

When: February

Honolulu PRIDE

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While most cities celebrate PRIDE Month in June, Hawaii opts for October — one of the best months of the year to visit Hawaii when the rush of the summer is over, and the holiday excitement has not yet arrived. This one week in October culminates with a Pride Parade down Waikiki’s Kalakaua Avenue where hundreds of floats from Pride supporters, companies, and organizations let their freak flags fly. The parade ends at the Waikiki Shell for Pride Fest with live music, dancing, vendors, food, and beverages to continue the celebration. PRIDE 2019 was the largest of the festival’s 28-year history with over 30,000 spectators and over 30 cultural, social, and educational events hosted by LGBTQ Legacy Foundation sponsors, partners, and the community.

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Ages 21+ Welcome. Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand – Waikiki's Iconic Gathering Spot Located on the edge of Waikiki, Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand is a legendary cocktail bar & all-day gathering spot for everyone 21+ with unbeatable views of Diamond Head & the sparkling Pacific Ocean. For over 50 years, Hula’s has been one of Waikiki’s most celebrated gay bars, offering a welcoming space for all, with deep roots in the LGBTQ+ community. Whether you’re sipping on the best Bloody Mary in town to kick off your day or indulging in a perfectly balanced Mai Tai as the sun sets, Hula’s is the go-to spot for delicious handcrafted cocktails & craveable bites. By day, enjoy the laid-back vibes of this tiki bar with a view, & by night, experience the energy of live entertainment, featuring local musicians, Open Mic Nights, & nightly video DJs that will keep you dancing into the early hours. Hula’s isn’t just a bar; it’s a place where connections are made, stories are shared, & memories are created. Whether you’re looking to relax during the day or immerse yourself in the best nightlife Waikiki has to offer, Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand is always open & ready to welcome you for an unforgettable experience—all day & all night. …

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They have a pretty good Dj on Friday and Saturday nights!

Any reviews on the catamaran cruise on Saturday's? My flight lands the day before.

There are a few catamaran cruises. If it's the sunset cruise with drinks, (that's the one I went on, on the mai tai catamaran), then that one is awesome. Either way though I don't think you'll go wrong with any catamaran cruise in Honolulu.

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Great atmosphere!! Fun bar. Bartender Anthony rocks!!! Lee from GINNIBERRIES is just fabulous...she is one a sweet lady!! try the Kula pork sliders. Just delicious. Note to the owner.... One bartender Jeff needs some customer service skills. Otherwise a perfect lunch!!!

So, should've read the other reviews first but got sucked into this hotel spot by the music coming from their second floor lanai. My wife and I split nachos; which were obviously a microwave concoction. I ordered an old fashioned and it turned out to be pretty good but I was told the bar was out of cherries...even though the kitchen brought out a large bin immediately after I got my drink...I would've waited an extra 30 seconds and probably have added another star. I think the weirdest thing was that the waiter asked if we were ready to tab out before we got any food or drink. This was obviously not the right place for us to go and the customers wanted us to leave quickly. Moral of the story is to read the reviews before you go in lest you be judged.

The best LGBT bar in Hawaii. Nothing could be finer. Great mai tais, etc. Wonderful view of Diamond Head and the beach. Very friendly wait staff. Lee is the best bar server ever! The clientele or a mix of locals and tourists. Everyone is very friendly. Occasional live music and other entertainment.

Great gay bar open air design . Patio seating has a beautiful view of Waikiki and located around the corner from hostels on lemon Rd. Drinks ok, but entertainment ( Fresh Prep) was great!

It was an okay bar. Clean and the staff was somewhat friendly. The bar is on the second story of the building so you can take the elevator or stairs in the lobby. Pretty expensive beers and even more expensive margaritas. They host Rupaul drag parties. We were looking for a more energetic bar with better music.

"Come in for a cool one........... Leave with a hot one" Really? Define hot. Stopped by here for a drink during our 1 day in the city (1 day is plenty.. get out of the city people and see some of the island!!). The place is A-OK, but nothing great in the daytime at least. Definitely a mix of people, but sure didn't see many 'locals'. It was more a mix of tourists hanging out at a gay bar. Kinda lame really. It was cool to sit on the rail, have a few drinks and enjoy the views of the water and Diamond Head. Wanted to have a little lunch but the grill doesn't open till 4pm? HUH? So no lunch. Bummer. I had to laugh at all the tourists sitting around the bar all googly eyed, staring at the bare-chested bartenders! For God sakes, it's Hawaii, practically every guy on the north shore is wearing less than those bartenders! Boring homos. The shop 80% Straight downstairs from Hula's is pretty cool. Check that out.

Every time my wife and I visit Honolulu we stop in at Hula's. We don't even go to bars that much and it seems that Hawaii is really open, but it's so nice to have a gay bar to visit while we're here. This time we showed up on a Sunday evening. Not much going on, so we just relaxed with some drinks and watched the videos and other bar patrons.

Every time I visit the island a trip to Hulas is a must. It has one of the most beautiful views on the island and offers live entertainment on a regular basis. The staff has always been friendly and kind. I recommend stopping by for a Mai Tai at sunset or enjoying a Mimosa Sunday afternoons.

Had an amazing night in Waikiki on Halloween but made the mistake of ending my evening at Hula's bar. A $15 cover on Halloween is reasonable, but I just wanted to briefly check out the bar before ending my night, so I politely asked the bouncer what the cover was on other nights. For some reason, he took this as an opportunity to be patronizing and condescending. News flash sass is totally unnecessary when answering simple questions about the cover at a bar! Will likely not bother returning to this place.

Nov 8, 2019

Stephanie, I'm sorry about the service you received while stopping by. Our team is usually friendly to newcomers and regulars alike -- so what you experienced is not a norm around here. We hope you'll give us another chance to give you a fun night. Best, Mahalo, Sandy

I had an amazing time Thursday night with my friends and boyfriend. I came back again tonight with more friends and as I was paying for me and my boyfriend, a security guy I'm assuming walked in the door and told my boyfriend he was unable to come in because he looked like he had too much to drink. My boyfriend told him that he had a couple beers but, was still denied to come in. My boyfriend wasn't stumbling in or anything. He literally was holding the door open for other people as we were waiting to pay to come on. We had a lot of fun literally two days ago and tonight's experience had us dumbfounded. They definitely lost business from us tonight and the future if we visit Oahu again.

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