Hawaii 101 - Getting Started
So you're thinking about Hawaii and here you are at our website. Now what? If you're still on the fence about Hawaii, then hopefully we'll convince you along the way it's one of the most amazing places you could ever visit. And if you've already decided Hawaii is your next vacation stop, then the following steps should help you better start to plan your trip and understand the layout of our site. There's a lot of useful and professional information here, so pull up a chair and lets get to the good stuff.
You've got several options here, so how do you go about choosing that perfect island for your own trip? In fact, why choose just one? You might want to take our quick on Selecting the Best Hawaiian Island. Once you know which island (or islands) best suit you, then you can really begin to plan.
If you've decided on the island(s) your going to visit, then you're set to begin your planning. The next step is to consider your interests. One could spend years in Hawaii and never see everything, so carefully narrowing down your favorites is worth the time and effort now, ahead of time. If you're wondering, Yes, we do write guidebooks on most of the islands, so be sure to check those out if you want to give your printer a rest.
We'd suggest you go ahead and click on the tabs in the top navigation corresponding to the islands that you're planning to visit. Here you'll see (in the subnavigation menu) that we've gone ahead and categorized all the best spots in general categories. Sights, Beaches, Trails (Hikes), Regions, and Towns. We also have Articles and Factoids for each island. On some islands, like Maui, we've even split of the Hana Highway into it's own category - since so many places fall into that popular scenic drive. Our Must See and Do for each island may also be a big help for some folks. Eventually we'll be adding in Activity listings as well.
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