For Your Best Hawaiian Vacation here are some great tips:

Things To Do on Your Trip to Hawaii:

• Enjoy the stunning scenery from various points along Kauai's Napali Coast.
• Visit the USS Arizona and USS Missouri memorials in Oahu's Pearl Harbor.
• Take a mule ride down to the Kalaupapa Peninsula on Molokai.
• Drive the Munro Trail on Lanai for incredible views.
• Take the long, winding, scenic road to Hana on Maui.
• View the active Kilauea Volcano at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on Hawaii's Big Island.

State Name:

Hawaii

State Nickname:

The Aloha State

Capital City:

Honolulu

Population:

1,262,841

Time Zone:

Hawaii Standard Time (GMT-10 hours), 5 hours behind the US East Coast, 6 hours behind during Daylight Saving Time (Hawaii does not observe Daylight Saving Time).

Languages:

English
Hawaiian

Currency:

US dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted. Traveler's checks are accepted at many businesses.

Average Temperature:

April- November: 75˚-88˚ F.
December- March: 68˚-80˚ F.
Average water temperature: 74˚ F.

Area Code/Cell phones:

The area code for all of Hawaii is (808). Cell phone coverage on most Islands is readily available if you're coming from the US. Check your carrier and calling plan for details.

Internet Access:

Internet access is very readily available on most islands and at many hotels.

Accommodations:

Luxury resorts, hotels, bed and breakfasts, rental cottages and condominiums are located throughout the islands.

Transportation:

Transportation options include auto rentals, tour buses, shuttles, taxis or city buses.

Clothing:

Dress casually. Bring a light jacket for nights. Bring semi-casual dress clothes or resort wear for restaurants and nightlife. Suits and ties are rarely worn here.

Tipping:

U.S. standards apply: 15-20% on meals, at least $1 per bag for porters, and at least $1 per night for housekeeping.