Travel Tips You Should Read Before You Visit Hawaii

When is the best time to visit Hawaii? When is the best weather? Which island(s) should you visit. How to book your airfare and decide where to stay. We answer all of these questions and more.

Were you planning a trip to Hawaii but were put off when you found that airfare for two was up by as much as $1000? What can you do to make up that money with the rest of your trip expenses and still get to visit paradise? Here are some tips to help you save money for your Hawaii vacation.

Find out from which U.S. and world cities Hawaii's visitors arrive, which airlines bring most of the visitors to Hawaii and how this information can help you plan your trip.

Understanding place names in Hawaii is an important first step in planning your trip to the Hawaiian Islands. It all begins with understanding the names of the islands themselves, since even this can be confusing to a first time visitor. In addition to their island names and county names, each island has one or more nicknames.

One of the hardest parts of preparing for any trip is deciding what to pack. We offer our thoughts on what to pack for Hawaii and the South Pacific, or for any extended vacation.

All that you need to know about the beaches in Hawaii. We include lists of best beaches, beach photos, information on the beaches on each island and even where you can find Hawaii's unofficial nude beaches.

A guide to tipping in Hawaii - how much to tip and whom to tip from arrival at the airport, at your hotel and restaurants, and on guided tours in the Hawaiian islands.

The sun in Hawaii is the strongest in the world. Don't ruin your vacation by getting a bad sunburn. Here are our tips on how to avoid a sunburn.

Many travelers lose the enjoyment of a day or more of their vacation because of their inability to avoid jet lag. Don't let this happen to you when you visit Hawaii. Here is how to avoid jet lag.

Part of the fun, and challenge of a vacation to Hawaii is planning your trip. Book your own airfare and you can save yourself some money.

Many folks are really confused about how to pack for a one- or two-week trip to Hawaii, often thousands of miles from home. We hope that these few ideas will help you out.

In 2006, Hawaii joined 13 other states - and several countries around the world - in the growing movement to protect people from the significant health risks of secondhand smoke. The new Hawaii Smoke-Free Law prohibits smoking in enclosed public areas and workplaces.

Packing for Hawaii requires a good plan of what to take with you and what can best be bought or rented once you arrive.

Airline security updates provided by the airlines servicing the islands of Hawaii.

Sure, nude beaches are illegal in Hawaii. So, what is your favorite beach where you can bath in your birthday suit?

Readers' responses to the question whom do you tip when visiting Hawaii and how much.