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Airports in Honolulu
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (known as Honolulu International
Airport) serves the city of Honolulu in the State of Hawaii, U.S.A. It is
the primary aviation gateway of the City and County of Honolulu. The
airport is owned by the State of Hawaii and operated by Department of
Transportation. It serves as a hub for Hawaiian Airlines, Aloha Air Cargo,
Asia Pacific Airlines, Mokulele Airlines, and Transair. The airport offers
both passenger & cargo services to various domestic as well as
international destinations. These include the destinations of Los Angeles,
Hilo, Kahului, Las Vegas, Portland, Seattle, Tokyo, Seoul, Auckland,
Shanghai, and more. With ample of ground transportation services available
at the airport passengers can easily commute to and from the city &
nearby region. These include bus, taxicabs, car rentals, Roberts Hawaii
Express Shuttle, and more.
Explore San Diego
San Diego�s coastal seat makes it an ideal destination for adventurers and
sun seekers. Located in Southern California, it is the oldest town in
California. It has an enchanting natural beauty and a pleasant climate,
with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine. Some of the attractions here
include the
Port of San Diego, Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, Anza-Borrego Desert
State Park, and more. Stroll through the streets of Old Town San Diego
State Historic Park or wander through the Gaslamp Quarter for shopping and
learning about the history of the area.
Things to Do in San Diego
Port of San Diego
San Diego Bay has 34 miles of scenic waterfront dotted with restaurants,
shops, hotels, attractions, parks and marinas that reside in seven distinct
areas. Each lends unique ingredients to the overall flavor and character of
the waterfront on the Big Bay�. Whether you spend an entire day exploring
all seven areas or enjoy each one individually, there is something for
every taste and budget. The Big Bay promises entertainment and adventure
for the entire family from Point Loma, along Harbor Drive, across the Bay
to Coronado, south to the shores of National City, Chula Vista and Imperial
Beach. Visit all the attractions and shops, and enjoy the best in San Diego
dining, all set against the Bay�s spectacular views. The area�s beauty is
accented by a growing collection of public art, scenic parks and miles of
paths for walking, jogging and cycling. When you visit any of the seven
areas that are part of San Diego�s Waterfront, you will be sure to say,
this is a good day.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is the largest state park in California.
Five hundred miles of dirt roads, 12 wilderness areas and
many miles of hiking trails provide visitors with an unparalleled
opportunity to experience the wonders of the California
Desert. The park is named for Spanish explorer Juan Bautista de Anza and the Spanish word borrego, or bighorn sheep.
The park features washes, wildflowers, palm groves, cacti
and sweeping vistas. Visitors may also have the chance to see roadrunners,
golden eagles, kit foxes, mule deer and bighorn sheep as
well as iguanas, chuckwallas and the red diamond rattlesnake. Listening devices for the hearing impaired are available
in the visitor center. The Park is located on the eastern
side of San Diego County, with portions extending east into Imperial County
and north into Riverside County. It is about a two-hour
drive from San Diego, Riverside, and Palm Springs.
Old Town
Old Town San Diego marks the site of the first Spanish settlement on the
U.S. West Coast and features 12 acres of Mexican heritage and historical
sites, colorful shops, early-California- style restaurants, museums, a
theater and the restored Cosmopolitan Hotel. Witness the living legacy of
California�s birthplace in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. Its many
preserved historic buildings and museums commemorate the early days of the
town of San Diego from the period 1820 to 1870, allowing you to visit
California�s history firsthand. Known for its authentic Mexican cuisine,
Old Town�s dining is lively and vibrant. Shopping in Old Town State
Historic Park reflects the history of the 1800s and captures the essence of
San Diego�s colorful past.
Best Time to Fly to San Diego
The best times to visit San Diego are March through May and September
through November. San Diego sees the most rainfall during the winter
months, so avoid travelling during the season.
