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Hawaii vacation rentals–Like nothing you could ever imagine
For the tropical trip of a lifetime, Hawaii is the place to go.
With six main islands – Kauai, Oahu, Lanai, Molokai, Maui, and the Big Island – Hawaii is full of lush greenery, sugar sand beaches and beautiful water. Just a short flight away from the mainland, your dream Hawaiian vacation condo is closer than you think.
Hawaii vacation–Home away from home
Step out of your Hawaii beach front vacation home and dip your toes into the warm ocean or lay back and soak up the sun in the sand. Listen to traditional Hawaiian music, sip tropical drinks or eat pineapples and coconuts fresh from the trees.
Hawaii–More than just beaches
When you’ve had your fill of beaches, take a scenic tour to see the stunning natural sights Hawaii has to offer. Visit Fern Grotto, one of Hawaii’s most popular attractions, a natural grotto carved out of lava that acts as a natural amphitheatre for Hawaiian music performances or a wedding ceremony you’ll never forget.
Walk above the clouds at Maui's Haleakala Crater – at 10,000 feet, it’s the largest dormant volcano in the world, or visit scenic water blow-holes formed by tubes of lava and watch water turn luminescent at sunset.
Take a boat tour to see humpback whales along the Poipu coastline, hike up to Puukohola Heiau, one of the largest and most sacred temples in Hawaii, or watch the water tumble down from Wailua Falls, an 80-foot tiered waterfall.
A vacation home in Hawaii–Paradise just for you
At the end of a long day of sightseeing and luaus, lay back in your Hawaii vacation condo and relax – breathe the sea air and feel your troubles drift away.
Weather in Hawaii
The sea level temperatures in Hawaii are about 85-90 degrees (30 to 32 degrees C) during summer and 65-70 degrees (18 to 21degrees C) during winter with slightly cooler averages in higher elevations. There is very little fluctuation in temperatures throughout the year. The islands experience rainfall throughout the year but the rains are light. Hawaii does experience about six or seven major annual storms, usually between October and March.
Getting to and from Hawaii
There are three major international airports in the Hawaiian Islands located on Oahu and the Big Island. Hawaii has many smaller airports for inter-island travel. Boats and helicopters provide additional transportation between islands. Most islands have plenty of land transportation with shuttles, taxis and car rentals.
What to bring to Hawaii
No matter which island in Hawaii you are visiting, you will want your swimsuit and other beach gear, such as a snorkel and fins, a big beach towel and a backpack or tote to carry your lunch and drinks. Comfortable walking shoes and clothing suitable for dining and dancing are also basic necessities in Hawaii. Pack for warm weather but throw in a light jacket or sweater for good measure.
Things to do in Hawaii
The main attraction in Hawaii is the beach. Different islands feature different activities, from volcano exploration to swimming with dolphins and touring Pearl Harbor, there is more than enough to keep you occupied during your stay. Nightlife includes dining, dancing and live entertainment. One thing you won’t want to miss is a traditional Hawaiian luau.
Staying safe and healthy in Hawaii
Medical care may vary from island to island, but most of the major islands have excellent medical care. Health facilities in Hawaii adhere to U.S. standards and requirements. Bring along your regular medications and drink plenty of water during your stay.
Time zone and currency in Hawaii
Hawaii is in a time zone aptly called the Hawaiian time zone. Hawaii does not observe Daylight Savings Time, which runs from March to November. During this period, Hawaii is six hours behind New York (Eastern U.S.). The rest of the year, Hawaii is only five hours behind New York. Standard currency in Hawaii is the U.S. dollar.