Honolulu Night Marchers Walking Tour.
Ask several people who work in Downtown Honolulu and a number of them will tell you that their buildings are haunted. From moving shadows, to objects being shifted around an office, to that familiar chicken skin feeling, to the legendary Night Marchers, the spooky tales abound.
Hawaii’s Night Marchers, also known as the Huaka‘i Pō are the ghosts of warriors past who are carrying out in death their duties once performed in life. They are the priests, warriors, and entourage of high-ranking ali‘i, and as it was in those ancient days, to look upon them, even in passing, meant death. Today, the buildings and landscape of Downtown Honolulu hide numerous Night Marcher paths, most of them ending where Pakaka once stood, the ancient sacrificial temple.
Join us and hear tales of eyewitness accounts of the feared Huaka‘i Pō on this 90-minute walking tour along the paths of Honolulu’s Night Marchers.
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NOTE: You will not receive individual tickets. Your credit card receipt is your proof of purchase. Check in with your name at the start of the tour.
Honolulu Night Marchers Ghost Tour
7PM Monday or Friday Nights
We meet at the Kamehameha Statue in Downtown Honolulu
Google Maps directions: 417 S King Street, Honolulu, HI
Tour length, 90 minutes
Tour begins promptly at 7pm
$40 per person
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FAQs
What makes Mysteries of Hawaiʻi the best Honolulu ghost tour?
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Mysteries of Hawaiʻi has been voted the #1 ghost tour in the nation by USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, three years in a row. Each tour is led by master storyteller Lopaka Kapanui, a cultural historian and expert on Hawaiʻi’s supernatural traditions. Guests don’t just hear spooky tales—they learn real historical accounts, cultural legends, and site-specific hauntings that truly define haunted Honolulu and haunted Waikīkī.
Are your stories based on real events?
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Yes. Every tour features documented accounts from locals, archived newspaper articles, historical records, and eyewitness testimonies. Many stories include sites tied to real tragedies, documented hauntings, and ancient Hawaiian history such as Night Marcher pathways and burial grounds.
Which tour is best for first-time visitors?
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Most first-time guests choose:
⭐ Honolulu Night Marchers Ghost Tour
⭐ Ghosts of Old Honolulu Walking Tour
Both are highly rated, family-friendly, and take place in historic areas of Honolulu where hauntings are still reported today.
Is the tour scary?
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The experience is spooky, atmospheric, and rooted in real Hawaiian hauntings rather than jump scares. Guests often describe our tours as “chilling,” “authentic,” and “unexpectedly emotional.” We are Native Hawaiian-owned and operated, so we respect cultural sensitivity and do not sensationalize Hawaiian stories.
Do your tours mention the Night Marchers?
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Do you offer haunted bus tours?
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Are your ghost tours suitable for kids?
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What should I wear or bring?
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Do you offer private, group, or corporate events?
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How long is the tour and how much walking is involved?
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Yes. Several tours take place along historic huakaʻi pō (Night Marcher) routes. Guests learn about protocol, legends, historical conflicts, and modern sightings reported in Honolulu and Waikīkī.
Occasionally. We offer quarterly bus tours and may offer additional bus tours in the summer months. Our bus tours in the past have visited haunted places in ‘Ewa/Kapolei, Wai‘anae, Mo‘ili‘ili, Mānoa, East O‘ahu, and O‘ahu’s North Shore. We post haunted ghost bus tours about 4-6 weeks in advance on our website and social media pages.
Children are welcome our tours, and many families attend. For younger children, due to the mature nature of the subject matter, we leave it up to their parents’ discretion.
Comfortable walking shoes, flashlights (or cell phone lights), and light rain protection are recommended. Photography is allowed—and many guests claim to capture unusual images on our Honolulu ghost tours.
Yes. Mysteries of Hawaiʻi hosts:
✔ School tours and in-class storytelling (with age-appropriate stories and legends)
✔ Corporate events and team-building
✔ Family reunions
✔ Private celebrations
Private tours can be customized by location, duration, and theme.
Tours typically run 90 minutes and cover nearly a 1/4 mile, moderate walking distances on paved sidewalks in urban Honolulu. Our Waikīkī tour does include some walking in grass.
While sightings cannot be guaranteed, many guests report:
👣 Hearing unexplained footsteps
🌫 Seeing shapes or figures in photographs
🌬 Feeling sudden cold breezes
🕯 Intense feelings of being watched
We cannot promise paranormal experiences—only an unforgettable journey into Hawaii’s haunted history.