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Here are the best smartphone apps to enhance your Hawaii travel experience

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While any time is a good time to visit Hawaii, not all months are created equal

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Weather-wise, there is never a bad time to visit the Hawaiian Islands! Prepare yourself for Hawaii weather, it’s all about endless sunshine, refreshing showers, balmy breezes, double rainbows, and a few climatic surprises. Hawaii has a sub-tropical climate with only two seasons, a hot-to-humid summer and a mild-to-cool winter. May-Oct = Summer Hawaii’s “dry” season, showers are less frequent and often last only a few minutes. Average day-time temperatures can reach up to 29°C (84°F) and drop only slightly at night. August is the hottest month of the year. Trade winds occur about 90% of the time, they blow in from the northeast and make things feel more comfortable. Hurricane season runs from Jun to Nov (hurricanes are rare, the last major one to hit Hawaii was Hurricane Iniki in 1992). Nov-Apr = Winter Hawaii’s “rainy” season, expect some showers however long periods of rain are uncommon. Average day-time temperatures can reach up to 25°C (77°F) and fall at night. January is the coldest month of the year. Trade winds occur about 50% of the time, they blow in from the northeast and have a cooling effect. Kona winds occasionally appear in winter, they occur when the trade winds reverse direction and blow in from the southwest, bringing storms with them. Winter storms bring […]

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Weather-wise, there is never a bad time to visit the Hawaiian Islands! Prepare yourself for Hawaii weather, it’s all about endless sunshine, balmy breezes, refreshing showers, double rainbows, and a few climatic surprises. Hawaii has a sub-tropical climate with only two seasons, a hot-to-humid summer and a cool-to-mild winter. May-Oct = Summer Hawaii’s “dry” season, showers are less frequent and often last only a few minutes. Average day-time temperatures can reach up to 29°C (84°F) and drop only slightly at night. August is the hottest month of the year. Trade winds occur about 90% of the time, they blow in from the northeast and make things feel more comfortable. Hurricane season runs from Jun to Nov (hurricanes are rare, the last major one to hit Hawaii was Hurricane Iniki in 1992). Nov-Apr = Winter Hawaii’s “rainy” season, expect some showers however long periods of rain are uncommon. Average day-time temperatures can reach up to 25°C (77°F) and fall at night. January is the coldest month of the year. Trade winds occur about 50% of the time, they blow in from the northeast and have a cooling effect. Kona winds occasionally appear in winter, they occur when the trade winds reverse direction and blow in from the southwest, bringing storms with them. Winter storms bring […]

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Here are the best smartphone apps to enhance your Hawaii travel experience

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While any time is a good time to visit Hawaii, not all months are created equal. Here’s how travelers can escape the crowds, nab a cheaper hotel rate and find less expensive airfares for their next Hawaii holiday. Hawaii is a consistently popular holiday destination, with anywhere between 720,000 and 1 million visitors flocking to the Hawaiian Islands every month. By looking at the number of Total Visitors to Hawaii, and relevant Holiday Periods, natural patterns start to emerge across Hawaii’s tourism industry. These patterns help identify when Hawaii is going to be ‘less busy’. This is the time when hotels and airlines are more likely to extend lower prices, as they try to entice more vacationers to Hawaii. I’ve crunched the latest stats to find the best time to visit Hawaii. Total Visitors to Hawaii Over 10.2 million people visited Hawaii in 2019. Here’s the breakdown by island: Oahu = 6.2 million visitors Maui = 3 million visitors Hawaii Island = 1.7 million visitors Kauai = 1.3 million visitors Molokai = 65,000 visitors Lanai = 87,000 visitors Visitors to Hawaii travel to an average of 1.2 islands and stay for an avg. of 8.8 days. If you are after a less crowded vacation consider Hawaii Island, Kauai, Molokai or Lanai. Hawaii has the least number […]

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