Honolulu Marathon

Honestly the best pre-finish motivation we’ve ever seen 🙌

Malasadas at the finish line every year 🍩

Happy Global Running Day! 🌎🏃‍♀️

If you’re running today, let us know where in the comments! ⬇️

Prices go up after 11:59pm HST tonight! 🌺 Register for the JAL Honolulu Marathon Weekend through this link in our bio before they do:

https://www.honolulumarathon.org/key-information/how-to-enter

5:00am. Fireworks. 35,000 people. That's how we start things in Honolulu 🎆

There is no start line quite like the JAL Honolulu Marathon. The clock hits 5AM on December 13, the sky lights up over Ala Moana Boulevard, and just like that, 26.2 miles through paradise begins. No time limit, no pressure - just open roads, Aloha Spirit, and one of the most spectacular starts in marathon running.

🌺 Prices go up on June 2. Register now through our website:

https://www.honolulumarathon.org/key-information/how-to-enter

Smiles at the top of Diamond Head?! You've gotta respect it ⛰️

You can feel the energy on Kalākaua Avenue from a mile away 🎆

The Kalākaua Merrie Mile returns on Saturday, December 12, 2026. One mile through the streets of Waikīkī on a closed course, starting on Monsarrat by Kapiʻolani Park and finishing at Queensʻ Beach where the post-mile celebrations are waiting 🥳

Everyone will set off in waves before the world-class elite chase race rounds off the morning. Olympians and world champions on the same course you just covered. Not bad for a Saturday morning 🤷♂️

Prices go up on June 2. Here's your reminder to lock in your spot before they do 🌺

Honolulu Marathon Weekend is December 12-13, 2026 - and there is nothing quite like it. The weekend kicks off on Saturday December 12 with the Kalākaua Merrie Mile, a one-mile run through the heart of Waikīkī.

Then on Sunday December 13 at 5:00am, the JAL Honolulu Marathon and Start to Park 10K both get underway with a full fireworks display lighting up the Honolulu sky.

26.2 miles through paradise. Past Diamond Head, along the coast, and all the way back to a finish line in Kapiʻolani Park, Waikīkī. No time limit, no qualifying time, no lottery. Just open roads, ocean views, and Aloha Spirit from the first step to the last!