Full Moon Dates Honululu, Hawaii

Honolulu, with its beautiful landscapes and clear skies, offers some fantastic spots to watch the full moon. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, these locations are perfect for enjoying the lunar spectacle.

Next Moon Phase New Moon New Moon October 10, 2026 πŸ• 05:50 local time in 13 days
Moon today · Honolulu Waning Gibbous 99% illuminated
Moonrise 19:06 east-northeast Moonset 07:20 west
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2026 πŸŒ• 13 Full Moons πŸŒ‘ 12 New Moons
January
  • 3 Sat Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 00:02 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:43 07:41
  • 18 Sun New Moon New Moon πŸ• 09:52 local time Pacific/Honolulu 07:20 18:24
February
  • 1 Sun Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 12:09 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:33 07:09
  • 17 Tue New Moon New Moon πŸ• 02:01 local time Pacific/Honolulu 07:15 19:04
March
  • 3 Tue Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 01:37 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:12 06:59
  • 18 Wed New Moon New Moon πŸ• 15:23 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:22 18:45
April
  • 1 Wed Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 16:12 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:48 06:04
  • 17 Fri New Moon New Moon πŸ• 01:51 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:10 19:33
May
  • 1 Fri Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 07:23 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:20 05:47
  • 16 Sat New Moon New Moon πŸ• 10:01 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:33 19:28
  • 30 Sat Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 22:45 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:04 05:07
June
  • 14 Sun New Moon New Moon πŸ• 16:54 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:12 19:24
  • 29 Mon Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 13:56 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:33 05:31
July
  • 13 Mon New Moon New Moon πŸ• 23:43 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:06 19:10
  • 29 Wed Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 04:35 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:37 06:09
August
  • 12 Wed New Moon New Moon πŸ• 07:36 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:09 19:21
  • 27 Thu Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 18:18 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:47 05:49
September
  • 10 Thu New Moon New Moon πŸ• 17:26 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:54 18:31
  • 26 Sat Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 06:49 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:29 06:22
October
  • 10 Sat New Moon New Moon πŸ• 05:50 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:30 18:13
  • 25 Sun Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 18:11 local time Pacific/Honolulu 17:41 06:04
November
  • 8 Sun New Moon New Moon πŸ• 21:02 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:12 17:27
  • 24 Tue Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 04:53 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:02 07:01
December
  • 8 Tue New Moon New Moon πŸ• 14:51 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:51 17:39
  • 23 Wed Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 15:28 local time Pacific/Honolulu 17:51 06:54
2027 πŸŒ• 12 Full Moons πŸŒ‘ 13 New Moons
January
  • 7 Thu New Moon New Moon πŸ• 10:24 local time Pacific/Honolulu 07:16 18:13
  • 22 Fri Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 02:17 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:55 07:29
February
  • 6 Sat New Moon New Moon πŸ• 05:56 local time Pacific/Honolulu 07:13 18:46
  • 20 Sat Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 13:23 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:42 06:47
March
  • 7 Sun New Moon New Moon πŸ• 23:29 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:20 18:23
  • 22 Mon Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 00:43 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:23 06:35
April
  • 6 Tue New Moon New Moon πŸ• 13:51 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:59 18:54
  • 20 Tue Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 12:27 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:05 05:46
May
  • 6 Thu New Moon New Moon πŸ• 00:58 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:57 19:44
  • 20 Thu Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 00:59 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:48 05:50
June
  • 4 Fri New Moon New Moon πŸ• 09:40 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:32 19:38
  • 18 Fri Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 14:44 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:28 05:26
July
  • 3 Sat New Moon New Moon πŸ• 17:02 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:22 19:24
  • 18 Sun Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 05:44 local time Pacific/Honolulu 19:38 06:01
August
  • 2 Mon New Moon New Moon πŸ• 00:05 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:26 19:42
  • 16 Mon Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 21:28 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:50 05:41
  • 31 Tue New Moon New Moon πŸ• 07:41 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:15 18:55
September
  • 15 Wed Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 13:03 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:28 06:07
  • 29 Wed New Moon New Moon πŸ• 16:36 local time Pacific/Honolulu 05:59 18:06
October
  • 15 Fri Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 03:47 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:11 06:36
  • 29 Fri New Moon New Moon πŸ• 03:36 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:46 18:04
November
  • 13 Sat Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 17:25 local time Pacific/Honolulu 17:33 06:20
  • 27 Sat New Moon New Moon πŸ• 17:24 local time Pacific/Honolulu 06:33 17:32
December
  • 13 Mon Full Moon Full Moon πŸ• 06:08 local time Pacific/Honolulu 18:10 07:11
  • 27 Mon New Moon New Moon πŸ• 10:12 local time Pacific/Honolulu 07:10 18:06

Times in local time · Honolulu (Pacific/Honolulu) · Moon phases after Meeus (Β±2 min) · moonrise/moonset for 21.31, -157.86 (Β±2 min)

FAQ — Honolulu

In 2026 there are 13 full moons and 12 new moons. Times are shown in local time for Honolulu (Pacific/Honolulu).

In 2027 there are 12 full moons and 13 new moons. Times are shown in local time for Honolulu (Pacific/Honolulu).

The next full moon in Honolulu is on October 25, 2026 at 18:11 local time (Pacific/Honolulu), in 28 days.

The next new moon in Honolulu is on October 10, 2026 at 05:50 local time (Pacific/Honolulu), in 13 days.

On the day of the next full moon (October 25, 2026), the Moon rises in Honolulu at 17:41 local time in the east-northeast. It sets the next morning at 07:08 in the west-northwest. A full moon rises around sunset and stays visible all night.

Yes! In 2026 there is a Blue Moon in May – this month has two full moons (local time Honolulu).

The times are calculated using the Meeus astronomical algorithm (Jean Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms, Chapter 49) and are accurate to within approximately Β±2 minutes. All times are displayed in the local timezone of Honolulu (Pacific/Honolulu).

A full moon occurs when the Moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun, making it appear fully illuminated. A new moon occurs when the Moon is between Earth and the Sun, making it invisible from Earth. The cycle from one new moon to the next takes approximately 29.5 days (a lunar month).

When is Full Moon in Honululu, Hawaii in 2024

  • Thursday, January 25, 2024, at 07:54 AM
  • Saturday, February 24, 2024, at 02:30 AM
  • Sunday, March 24, 2024, at 08:58 PM

  • Tuesday, April 23, 2024, at 12:47 PM
  • Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 02:52 AM
  • Friday, June 21, 2024, at 02:08 PM

  • Saturday, July 20, 2024, at 11:15 PM
  • Monday, August 19, 2024, at 07:24 AM
  • Tuesday, September 17, 2024, at 03:33 PM

  • Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 12:26 AM
  • Friday, November 15, 2024, at 11:29 AM
  • Saturday, December 14, 2024, at 11:00 PM

Best Spots to Watch the Full Moon in Honolulu, Hawaii

1. Waikiki Beach

Waikiki Beach is one of the most iconic spots in Honolulu and a popular place for viewing the full moon. As the moon rises over the ocean, the bustling surroundings of Honolulu provide a vibrant backdrop. The reflection of the moonlight on the water and the silhouette of Diamond Head in the distance create a breathtaking view, making this spot a favorite for both tourists and locals​​.

2. East Oahu

Taking a full moon tour in East Oahu can be a magical experience. The area offers a more secluded and intimate setting for moon viewing. Being one of the limited guests on such a tour allows you to enjoy the moon’s beauty without the crowds, making the experience all the more special. The natural landscapes of East Oahu serve as a stunning complement to the celestial event, providing a tranquil and picturesque setting​​.

3. Diamond Head

For those willing to put in a little effort, hiking up Diamond Head Crater provides a unique vantage point. The 1.6-mile roundtrip hike is worth the effort as you’re rewarded with panoramic views of Waikiki Beach and the vast Pacific Ocean. Watching the full moon from this elevated spot is an unforgettable experience. The moon’s light casts a mystical glow over the crater, and the city lights in the distance add to the magical atmosphere​​.

Each of these locations offers a unique experience for moon watching. Waikiki Beach provides the classic Honolulu backdrop with its lively atmosphere and ocean views. East Oahu offers a more intimate and natural setting, perfect for those looking to escape the crowds. And Diamond Head offers a more adventurous option with its rewarding hike and panoramic views. No matter which spot you choose, watching the full moon in Honolulu is sure to be a memorable experience. So grab a blanket, some friends, or your camera, and get ready to enjoy one of nature’s most beautiful shows!

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