Hawaiian Travel ®
Hawaii only since 1988
Hawaii only since 1988
Photos courtesy HCVB
Hawaii Travel TipsGetting There:Getting to Hawaii can be done by air, or by ship. Most vacationers opt to get to the islands by air to maximize their travel time and experiences with Honolulu International Airport the primary destination. Your travel options are many and can be confusing at times. Here is where Hawaiian Travel Inc® can help. We take the guesswork out of planning your next trip to Hawaii. With the overwhelming amount of information available to vacationers, it's almost impossible to make sense of it all. Hawaiian Travel Inc® knows Hawaii - it's all we do - Let us plan your next trip to the islands. info@hawaiiantravel.com or Contact Us Getting Around Towns and Cities Good local bus services are provided on Oahu by TheBus (tel: (808) 848 5555; website: www.thebus.org), which covers the entire island with over 60 routes. An exact flat-fare system operates and free transfers are available on request. On other islands, taxis are available and car hire is possible. Limited public bus services operate on Kauai and Hawaii. Metered taxis are available throughout the main islands. On Maui, the Lahaina-Kaanapali & Pacific Railroad (website: www.sugarcanetrain.com), also known as the Sugar Cane Train, offers daily 30-minute rides between Old Town Lahaina and Kaanapali Beach Resort. How to Avoid a Sunburn The sun in Hawaii is the strongest in the world. Don't ruin your vacation by getting a bad sunburn. Stay out of the sun completely. That's not easy to do in Hawaii! Limit outdoor activities between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Play golf, lay in the sun, swim, etc., in the early morning or late afternoon. If you must sunbathe get some sun before you visit Hawaii. The Hawaiian sun is very dangerous to pale skin. Beware of cloudy days. Clouds and particulate matter in the air scatter sunlight. You can still burn even on a cloudy day. Wear a good pair of sun glasses and some kind of protection -- the looser the better -- on your head. How To Avoid Jet Lag Eliminate stress and anxiety as much as possible before you fly. Get plenty of exercise before your trip and try to avoid getting a cold. Eat plenty of starch, carbohydrates and greens before you travel. Get plenty of sleep the night before your trip and wear comfortable clothing during your flight. Set your watch to the time of your destination (Hawaii or home) before you board the plane. Drink lots of water before, during and after your flight -- 8 to 12 ounces every hour is recommended. The dry air in plane cabins causes dehydration. Yawn or chew gum to alleviate the pressure build-up in your ears, especially during takeoff and landing. If you have any questions about Hawaii, or what your travel option are, please Email or Contact us. We are here to help. |
Related Topics: 
Hawaii
Oahu
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
Kauai
Activities
Travel Tips
Airports
MapsOur Services:
Want
the best vacation package to the islands? Hawaiian Travel Inc.® has
the experience to make your next adventure to the Hawaiian Islands an
unforgettable one.
>>Learn More
Hawaiian Travel Top
Ten
Why Use A Travel Advisor
Attention Shoppers !
Hawaii Myth vs. FactContact Us Email Us Be Smart - Pre-book Activities Hawaii tours and activities |
   |
|
|
 |
|
Hawaiian Island Profile |
|
|
|||||||||||
 |
||
|
Not sure which island (or islands) you want to visit? Click on an island name at right to get some very general information. (each opens new window). |
The Hawaii Visitor & Convention Bureau
Visit Maui - the Maui Visitors Bureau Kauai Discovery - the Kauai Visitors Bureau Hawaii (the Big Island guide) Lanai (Manele Bay and the Lodge) Molokai - the Molokai Visitors Association |
 |