Holidays in Hawaii
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How to get to Hawaii
Hawaii comprises six volcanic islands. It's a popular spot for American honeymooners but also a great destination for UK travellers, even considering the flight time from London is 20 hours! To get to the other islands, there are internal Hawaii flights, ranging from 20 to 45 minutes. Once you get to your final destination, cheap Hawaii car hire is available at every airport and there are shuttle buses and taxis on the islands.
Where to stay in Hawaii
To make the most of Hawaii holidays, decide what it is you really want to do when you get there. There is fishing, scuba diving, cliff climbing and other activities specific to each island, but you can't go wrong on the Big Island. Cheaper holidays to Hawaii tend to be out of season, in spring and autumn, but if price is not the only consideration, holidays to Hawaii mean good weather most of the time. There is a huge selection of good accommodation from historic hotels, luxury high rises, boutiques and short term rental apartments.
What to do in Hawaii
On the Big Island, you will find waterfalls, dry lava lowlands and exotically coloured beaches from black to green, as well as snow capped mountains. Maui, the second biggest island, has great surfing. Oahu is the location of Pearl Harbour and boasts a lively nightlife. Molokai has Hawaii's highest waterfall and is arguably the least developed of the islands. It was recently ranked 10th out of 111 world wide islands surveyed by National Geographic in terms of its environmental credentials, retention of local customs and visitor friendliness.
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