Park Shore Waikiki Webcam

Live view from the Park Shore Waikiki webcam mounted on the very top of the hotel looking down at the breakwater, beach, pier and beautiful Pacific Ocean.

This camera can also be controlled and different views selected.

Image is for illustration purposes only. See * below.

About the Park Shore Waikiki Hotel

Located at the eastern edge of Waikiki, the Park Shore Waikiki Hotel offers a relaxing stay with stunning ocean and Diamond Head views. This hotel provides easy access to both the beach and nearby attractions.

Guests can choose from poolside rooms, oceanfront rooms, or spacious suites. Each room features a private lanai, air conditioning, and modern amenities like a mini refrigerator and coffee maker. Some rooms offer breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean or Diamond Head crater.

The hotel boasts several on-site dining options. Yoshitsune serves traditional Japanese cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Lulu’s Waikiki offers American dishes with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. Tucker & Bevvy provides healthy breakfast and lunch options, perfect for a beach picnic.

The Park Shore Waikiki Hotel is situated directly across from Kuhio Beach, allowing guests to enjoy the sandy shores with ease. The hotel is also adjacent to Kapiolani Park and the Honolulu Zoo, offering additional recreational opportunities.

For shopping enthusiasts, the hotel is within walking distance of several shopping destinations. Guests can explore the International Marketplace, Luxury Row, and the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, all offering a variety of stores and boutiques.

Honolulu Weather

Honolulu has some of the best weather in the world. Located on the southern shore of the island of Oahu, Honolulu receives less rain and wind than the north shore but enough to keep everything lush and green.

High temperatures range form the mid 70s in the winter to the mid 80s in the summer and fall seasons. Rarely does it get above 90 or below 60.

The most rain occurs between October and March. During the spring and summer months, light rain usually falls in the afternoon unless there is a nearby storm.

The weather in Honolulu can be influenced by tropical storms and hurricanes between June and October but a direct hit is very rare.