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Vacation rentals in Hawaii are priced starting at $77 per night.
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Hawaii Information
About Hawaii
Welcome to the Aloha State of Hawaii - your perfect island vacation destination. With its warm tropical climate, gorgeous waterfalls and volcanoes, excellent surfing and charming culture, this Pacific Ocean island state attracts millions of tourists throughout the year. Hawaii is also a very popular wedding destination and once you’re there, you’ll instantly know why.
Things to Do in Hawaii
Hawaii is the only US state to be comprised wholly of islands – O’ahu, Maui, Kaua’i, the Big Island of Hawai’i, Molokai and Lanai are among the more popular ones. Every island has its own host of experiences and activities to offer – so whether you’re looking for some great snorkeling and surfing, that romantic walk on the beach, or maybe just a day at the spa, look no further - you’re in the right place! Let’s start with the Island of O’ahu, also nicknamed ’The Gathering Place.’ This island offers an unusual blend of eternal charm mixed with modern day luxuries. Spend your day on the North Shore - home to folk rock musician, Jack Johnson – and extremely popular with surfers. Enjoy the white sands of Waikiki Beach and the great views of Nuuanu Pali. And then when you’re done, dance the night away – O’ahu is popular for its great nightlife! The state capital, Honolulu, is on the island’s south-east coast, where you can find The Lolani Palace, former home of the Hawaiian monarch. Ever hear of that perfect Maui style dream wedding? Maui is one of the most popular places to visit in Hawaii. Tourists flock to the gorgeous beaches of Kaanapali or spend hours at Haleakala National Park which includes Haleakalā, Maui’s dormant volcano. This island is very popular with golfers. Kaua’i is also known as ‘The Garden Isle.’ Known for its serene beauty, which ranges from the cliffs of the Napali Coast to the chasms of Waimea Canyon, Kaua’i is quite likely the most scenic of the lot. Kalalau Trail and Hanalei Bay are other popular sites. And finally you have The Big Island of Hawai’i which houses one of the world’s most active volcanoes – Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The island is also famous for Mauna Kea, the world’s tallest sea mountain. You will never run out of things do in Hawaii – from snorkeling to surfing, to learning the hula or picking up words in Pidgin – this place is teeming with activities. Great for couples, families and the elderly, the different islands have much to offer. While you’re on the island, make the most of their unique cuisine, which is a fusion of multiple cultures. Spend a day at a luxurious spa. Stop by to hear some traditional Hawaiian folk music. Catch a glimpse of ancient culture through Luaus and Hulas – if you’re lucky, you might get to see the annual Merrie Monarch Festival, which is an international Hula competition. But most importantly, enjoy the beaches – you’ll soon realize that these are some of the best in the world.
Accommodations in Hawaii
Honolulu International Airport is probably the easiest way to enter the state and Hawaiian cruises connect all major islands through multiple routes. However, choosing the perfect Hawaiian accommodation can be difficult – hotels in Hawaii, although luxurious, are exorbitantly priced and that coupled with the cost of living, can soon add up. A better alternative is to spend your holiday in a Hawaii vacation rental amidst the warmth of the Hawaiian people. Honolulu vacation rentals are a great option for those looking to enjoy the island’s active nightlife. Kaua’i, with its serene atmosphere should be spent in a cozy apartment rental or luxurious condo rental, perhaps one with a view of the cliffs and canyons. Maui vacation rentals and Big Island rentals are also popular options for the large number tourists that stop by each year. If you’re truly looking to immerse yourself in the unique culture of this fascinating state called Hawaii – home rentals are your best option!
Popular Day Trips Near Hawaii
- Camp Point
- Cottage Grove
- Blooming Grove
- Lake Park
- Interlachen
- Wellington
- Fishtail
- Big Pine Key
- Ocracoke
- Lake Ozark
- South Bristol
- Honey Brook
- Hensonville
- Easton
- Sauzalito
- Mill Valley
- Volente
- Carlton
- Edwardsburg
- Dallas
- Dover
- South Tucson
- Carencro
- Middlebury
- Seaside
- Davidson
- Altamonte Springs
- Iron River
- Redmond
- Holden Heights
- Duncanville
- Sioux City
- Jollyville
- Kennewick
- Orange Beach
- Wildwood
- Kure Beach
- Seaside
- Roche Harbor
- Kernville
- Van Buren
- Inglenook
- McDade
- Califon
- Youngstown
- Kalamazoo
- Waynesboro
- South Gull Lake
- Orcutt
- Wears Valley
- Jensen Beach
- Isle of Palms
- Snowmass
- Lynwood
- Brist
- Gladstone
- Piedmont Pines
- Dover
- Norf
- Sandusky
- Spicewood
- Lewiston
- Cinco Bayou
- Granger
- Corinth
- Shippensburg
- Oakhurst
- Gasquet
- Moneta
- Lantana
- Miller Place
- Bloomington
- Gilmanton Iron Works
- New Port Richey
- Ontario Ranch
- Tyrone
- Desert Hot Springs
- Conroe
- Middleton Cheney
- Highlands
- Waynesboro
- Victorville
- Attalla
- Sharjah
- Kings Grant
- Gulf Breeze
- Hatch
- John Day
- Westcreek
- Saluda
- Hammerbrook
- Mesa
- Shepherdstown
- Los Gatos
- Plainfield
- Cambridge
- Bergenfield
- Alpine Village
- Glacier National Park
- Cove Springs