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Visiting BYU–Hawaii

Driving Directions to Campus

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From Kamehameha Highway Coming From Kaneohe

  1. After the Polynesian Cultural Center, Courtyard Marriot, and Mcdonalds, turn left onto Naniloa Loop. 
  2. Turn left on Kulanui Street at the BYU–Hawaii Main Entrance.
  3. On the roundabout with "Enter To Learn Go Forth To Serve" in front of the Flag Circle, take the third exit. 
  4. Turn left into the main parking lot. 

From Kamehameha Highway Coming From Haleiwa

  1. After driving through Laie past Hulikau Beach and the Laie Shopping Center, turn right onto Naniloa Loop. 
  2. Turn left on Kulanui Street at the BYU–Hawaii Main Entrance.
  3. On the roundabout with "Enter To Learn Go Forth To Serve" in front of the Flag Circle, take the third exit. 
  4. Turn left into the main parking lot. 

For directions to specific buildings or locations on campus, please see map.byuh.edu.

Parking

Parking for visitors is available in the Main Parking Lot at the front of the campus. No permit is required. Parking in the Flag Circle, Academic Oval, and student parking lots between the residence halls is reserved for staff and students and is by permit only.

Tours

Campus tours are available and provided by Student Recruitment, part of the Ho'okele department. To schedule an in-person tour, fill out the Campus Visit Request Form. Email recruitment@byuh.edu with any questions.

Information Regarding Tours

In-person tours will need to be scheduled in advance and there will be no walk-in tours available.

Campus tours take groups on a 45-minute tour of the main buildings of BYU–Hawaii. All of our tours start at the time scheduled and tours cannot exceed a group of nine.

These tours cover information on campus life, majors offered, financial aid and scholarships, and admission applications.

Campus Tour Schedule

Tours are available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday between 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. Visits typically last an hour.

Places to Eat

On-Campus

Banyan Dining Hall: Whether it's breakfast, lunch or dinner, anyone with an appetite is welcome to come in for an all-you-can-eat meal. Featuring special made-to-order entrees, an international corner, a complete salad bar, home-style meals, and soup du jour, Banyan Dining has a selection that's right for you. View hours and prices.

The Seasider: Located in the Aloha Center, the Seasider offers a variety of grilled favorites, refreshing frozen treats, an array of healthy options from our delicious deli, a scrumptious salad bar, or our sizzling stir-fry made to order. For those on the go, we offer an assorted selection of appetizing “grab-to-go” items and select foods from our varying specialty bars.

Laie Shopping Center

  • Taco Bell
  • Seven Brothers
  • Pizza Hut
  • Laie Chop Suey
  • Subway
  • L & L Drive Inn
  • Foodland Supermarket

Laie Community

Lodging

BYU–Hawaii does not typically provide housing for non-students and visitors. Visitors may look at options at Courtyard Marriott or Turtle Bay.

Nearby Attractions

Getting Around

Campus Map
Beyond BYU–Hawaii
Laie Beaches
Airport Shuttle