Hawaii Travel Vacations

My fiance and I are planning our honeymoon and are wondering which island is best for newlyweds? We are pretty low key, aren’t that into planned activities, haven’t been to Hawaii, and just want to relax in a beautiful place together. We have a moderate budget, so we can’t afford anything too luxurious. Which island have you had the best experience at?

Kona on the Big Island has some nice beaches. It’s a cute little town. The other side, (east side) of the big island is also very nice.. very lush and tropical.

Kaui is very beautiful but.. if you go in the winter, when I did, there is a change it will rain. A lot. I went a couple christmases ago, and spent the whole time inside because it was so gloomy.. But i’m sure it was just the time of year.

Maui, is gorgeous. Maui was the first place I thought of when I read your question. Beautiful beaches – and they aren’t as crowded as on Oahu.

It’s a tie between the big Island and Maui, but i’m leanin more towards Maui.

Have a wonderful trip!

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I am planning a honeymoon for next year. I want to go to Hawaii and I have found some decent deals on Expedia. I was wondering if anyone could tell me the benefits of going through a travel agency as opposed to booking on the internet.
Thanks. I’ve been to Hawaii before, but I didn’t know whether I would save money book through a travel agent, or sticking with purchasing it on Expedia, Priceline, etc.

You won’t save any money booking through Expedia or Priceline. Your honeymoon is very important. You don’t want it spoiled by a bad flight. Choose the airline that has the less demanding flight (preferably nonstop) from your home airport. Book the flight online from that airline’s website. It will be the same price as booking through a travel agency or a so called discount site. If you are not members of that airlines frequent flier club, join. You will earn bonus miles and flight miles on your trip. Book the best seats available and check your account daily to change your seats as better ones become available. Have a great time!

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Does anyone know where I can find a pre-packaged Hawaii vacation for cheap? I don’t know which island is the cheapest, but also nice. I am looking more for isolation than the city. Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks!

I just took a look at the orbitz site. there are so many packages to Hawaii.
Other sites will have these as well.
Your best bet is to go work with a travel agent. They can help you plan a package that meets your needs.

Have Fun.

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I believe most airlines have package discounts and work with a lot of hotel/resorts in the areas. I went last May and had also researched renting vacation condos – these are a good deal especially in the off-seasons (Spring and Fall). We ended up staying at a timeshare resort (called the resort directly) and was given a great rate because they want to get you interested in buying at their property.

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Hi, I am trying to surprise my brother and sister in law with a honeymoon in Hawaii, but really, I have only been fortunate enough to visit the Caribbeans when it comes to vacationing, so I don’t have a clue where to begin when it comes to Hawaii. Anyone have an itinerary, like a specific recommended hotel, activities that are a must do, and restaurants, etc. Like a vacation package especially for honeymooners? Not sure which island would work best for them, I am also trying not to spend a crazy amount of $ as I heard that Hawaii can be very expensive. Also, what it a decent amount of nights to stay to really get that Hawaii experience? Someone out there take a vacation recently willing to pass on their experiences?

We did a cruise for 7 days and visited different ports of call and islands this is your best bet we paid $350 each not including air fair but this pays for everything except alcoholic beverages. If you think about it no hotel and 24/7 wonderful meals would be that cheap in Hawaii anywhere.Give it some serious thought. hotel cost 42 great meals free room service and more than 1 island Can’t beat it.

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We want a package to Hawaii for 2. In this package we want Flight, Hotel, and Meals. Activities do not have to be included. We really don’t want to spend more than $1500.00 a person. I know we can go to a travel agent. If you think that is a good idea please give reasons.

Hawaii tends to be more expensive and not offer as many all inclusives since it’s a US state and there are no all inclusives in the states. I would recommend Jamaica, Swept Away Resort in particular. You should go to a travel agent because they will give you the different options and make sure it’s perfect for you. You shouldn’t risk doing it yourself for such a special occasion. Plus you don’t pay them, the hotels and airlines do.

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Here’s the thing: we had our 2 week honeymoon all booked for Hawaii and Mexico, except there’s all this political turmoil going on in Mexico now so we’ve decided to cancel that part.

From Hawaii, should we go to Fiji (bonus: direct flight, only 6 hours, probably amazing experience) or somewhere in Asia, like Thailand or China? (drawback: no direct flights to China, 15 hours total travel time, same as going from NYC where we live. Thailand has an even longer connection time. Although the bonus is, they are both much cheaper)? Another option is to come back to NYC, go home for 1 night, and then fly to either Lisbon, Prague or Venice for 5 nights. Bonus is that we love Europe and know for a fact it would be a great time, the package is also much cheaper than Fiji so we would have more money to spend there.

Any advice? We don’t want to get bored on our honeymoon, so I’m thinking Fiji and Hawaii might be too similar. Fiji is pretty expensive, but I feel like this is a once in a lifetime thing. Europe is great in its own way, though not as special since we’ve been there before.

Thanks!
Kristy, LOL at this point we’d be riding on a plane for 15 hours either way, whether coming back and going to Europe or going to the other side from Hawaii and going to Asia

I suggest LISBON and the magnificent beaches of Portugal. I totally recommend it.

Prague, it’s nice, museums and unexpensive, but very cold and cloudy most of the year (summer is only 6 weeks long) and you will get bored after a while.

Venice: I would not recommend it for a honeymoon. It’s CROWDED, full of peddlers and gypsies, and the facilities are limited, hotels expensive and sub par. Venice is nice for a day trip and that’s it. I suggest other parts of Italy such as Sicily, Capri and Sorrento. Now, that’s something to look at, great locals, plenty of beaches and sunshine, fantastic food.

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