Transportation options in Hawaii
Abundance of sun, sand and natural beauty make Hawaii a dream destination for tourists from all across the globe. The six main islands of the archipelago are: Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and Hawaii's big island.Transportation in Hawaii is not such a big problem, with rental cars being the best mode of transportation.
For your week long itinerary, I still believe, rental car is the best and the cheapest way to move around and explore this beautiful place. In Oahu you don't really need a car rental to go around, but on other islands (like Kaui, Maui and Molokai), you will need one. In Waikiki, you don't need to go for a car. Mopeds are a popular mode of transportation in Waikiki and Honolulu. There are also other modes of transportation to travel from one island to another.
Hawaii Coastline (Source: Flying Cloud)
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(Source: Car Rental in Hawaii)
With this we have come to the end of our list, which gives you enough options to choose from. But after considering everything, I still believe rental cars are the best and the cheapest mode of transportation in Hawaii. For some good deals: Discount Hawaii Car Rental .If you need any other help you can always get back to us. Till then, keep smiling and keep exploring.
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There are several inter-island airlines like Hawaiianair, go! airlines and islandair, which can help you in moving from one island to another. For some really good deals, Check this out.
Hawaiian Airlines (Source: Simon_Sees)
Some other popular modes of transportation include: Bus, Boat and Mopeds.
Traveling by bus is another cheap and easy mode of commuting in Hawaii. With over 93 routes criss-crossing the islands, you can rest assured of finding a bus to 'Destination Anywhere'. The Bus Service in Hawaii is well connected and can get you to any destination you want to go. The isalnd of Kauai has also got a very good bus service. (For details: Kauai/BusSchedules ). The Big Island has a free bus service. (For details: Hawaii/Mass Transit ). The island of Maui has also got a good bus service. (For details: Maui/Bus ).
Hawaii (Source: Yortw)
Note: Molokai and Lanai have no mass transit system in place.
Mopeds are a popular mode of commuting in Waikiki and Honolulu. A full day rental will cost you somewhere around $130 a week.
(Source: Hawaii on Mopeds)