Hawaii

The islands of Hawaii boast orchids and pineapples, waterfalls, rainforests and some of the most diverse beaches on the planet. Hawaii is an unspoiled haven for the weary traveler in need of some pampering and relaxation and the intrepid thrill seeker looking for a taste of the exotic. The savvy traveler knows that a Hawaii island hopping vacation is nearly impossible without a thorough knowledge of all the state has to offer. Each island is unique, and our luxury travel advisors can advise you on the best to see and experience in every location, making the most of your vacation in Hawaii.

Advisors Specializing in Hawaii

Leslie Easterling

Easterling & Miller Travel

David Ourisman

Ourisman Travel

Pascale LeJeune

Pascale Travel

Kelli Radcliffe

Radcliffe Travel Co

Marion McDonald

Travel by Marion

Kristi Deutsch Runyan

KDR Travel

Deborah Barth

Vida Barham

Amanda Watkins

Amanda Watkins Travel

Mimi Lichtenstein

Truvay Travel

Janine Dolan

Janine Dolan Travel

Karen McAlpin

McAlpin Travel

Katherine Gould

Katherine Gould Travel

Caity Connors

Caity Connors Travel

Hayden Miller

Easterling & Miller Travel

Nick Running

Nick Running Travel

Megan Winslett

Megan Winslett Travel

Donna Mills

Donna Mills Travel

Alli Cole

Alli Cole Travel

Betsy Talbot

Travel by Talbot

FAQS

Can I get scuba-certified for Hawaii?

Yes! The azure waters of Hawaii’s coast lines make it the ideal spot for snorkeling and scuba-diving.

Should I rent a car?

Absolutely! To really experience the culture and essence of Hawaii, we recommend renting a car. While transportation varies from island to island, most islands are quite spread out, so renting a car is definitely something to consider.

When is the best time to visit Hawaii?

The temperature in Hawaii remains comfortable year-round, but the optimal time to go is between April and November because it is warmer and drier.