Trip Planning

Hawaiʻi Welcomes You

Let us be the first to say aloha and e kipa mai (welcome) to The Hawaiian Islands. Before you make your journey to Hawaiʻi, use the information featured in this section to plan your trip and make the most of your time here, from entry requirements and how to get around to weather conditions and resources for travelers with disabilities.

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Before You Travel

Find out what to pack, which important documents you need to bring and what to expect at airport security.

Transportation

Transportation options vary from island to island. Note: Rental cars are currently in high demand, so please plan ahead to secure a reservation.

Weather

The Hawaiian Islands are known for their beautiful weather year around, but conditions can differ at various elevations, so we want you to be prepared when you arrive.

Safety Tips

Make sure the whole family stays safe and secure on your trip to Hawaiʻi with these useful tips and tricks, from ocean safety to procedures in the event of an emergency.

Travelers with Disabilities

In Hawaiʻi, we take pride in being a welcoming place for all travelers. If you or a companion have a disability, click here to explore Hawaiʻi accessibility resources.

Exploring the Islands

With so much to see and do on each Hawaiian Island, it can be challenging to know where to start. Explore each island here to begin building your Hawaiʻi itinerary.

Useful Contacts

Find phone numbers and links to helpful resources during your stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to some frequently asked questions.

Hawaiʻi's mountains, valleys, waterfalls and canyons are amazing to see up close, and to keep them that way, we listen to land safety experts' tips to minimize our impact on the trails. When you learn about land access, trail protocol and weather preparedness, you'll be ready to enter Hawaiʻi's awe-inspiring wilderness like we do, as protectors and explorers.

Maps & Geography

Hitting the road in Hawaiʻi? We've got the resources you need to find your way while navigating The Hawaiian Islands.

Kauaʻi

From the majestic Nāpali Coast to family fun in the sun at Poʻipū Beach, The Garden Isle's stunning natural beauty is a feast for the senses.

Oʻahu

The "Heart of Hawaiʻi" is filled with world-class dining, shopping and sightseeing, from Waikīkī Beach and beyond.

Island of Hawaiʻi

Black-sand beaches, volcanic wonders and championship-caliber golf courses make the island of Hawaiʻi a dynamic and unforgettable destination.

Maui

One look at the golden beaches, hidden waterfalls and natural wonders, and you'll see why Maui is called The Magic Isle.

Molokaʻi

For a low-key, locals-only side of Hawaiʻi, head to the island nicknamed The Friendly Isle.

Lānaʻi

With just 2,000 residents, Lānaʻi is Hawaiʻi's smallest inhabited island, and a wonderland of off-the-beaten-path discoveries.

Looking to explore The Hawaiian Islands via cruise? Check out more details on our ports of call, schedules and partners to help you plan.

Hawaiian Islands Directory

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