LIST: From salons to pools, here’s what’s reopening next in Hawaii

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii is reopening.

For things that haven’t already gone through the phased and modified reopening process, here’s an island-by-island breakdown:

Oahu: The following are open as of Friday:

• Barbers
• Hairdressers
• Nail technicians
• Tattoo artists
• Other beauty operators
• Water Parks, Wet 'n Wild Hawaii

Low-risk businesses such as car automated washes and golf courses have been open since earlier this month. Most retailers and malls are back open with changes.

Dine-in at restaurants is set to resume on June 5. DMVs are also open and taking customers on an appointment-only basis.

Bars and clubs will likely be the last to reopen, no earlier than mid-June. No specific date has been set.

Maui: Gov. Ige approved Mayor Michael Victorino’s request to re-open most businesses, services, and some public gathering spaces with modifications, starting Monday, June 1. They include:

• Clubhouses
• Dog parks
• Playgrounds and skate parks
• All county parks and beach parks (individual park re-opening dates are subject to change)
• Select county pools

Salons and retailers are currently open.

Hawaii Island: June 1, the following will reopen:

• Places of worship
• Personal services (Salons, barber shops, beauty operators)
• Restaurants (including food courts, but excluding bars, nightclubs)

Kauai: With a consistently low case count, most services and public spaces have been reopened since May 22. They include:

• Public and private pools
• Places of worship
• Outdoor tour activities
• Salons and barbershops
• Retail shops and malls
• All cleaning and construction work
• One-on-one personal services (fitness, tutoring, music lessons)

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