When to go: Late
spring/early fall
Why visit: On
a cold winter day, who doesn't dream of the swaying palm trees, ocean beaches
and a local "Aloha" that make the islands special? The price of
paradise is often punishing, however. "Hawaii doesn't have a true
offseason," Banas says, noting that the winter draws sun-seekers while the
summer attracts honeymooners and families. "But there is a softer
season." April and May, as well as September, October and November, are
generally less expensive (but make sure to depart before the holidays begin).
Another tip:
Instead of cramming a bunch of islands into your trip, pick just one or two, so
you can "sink in and enjoy everything." On Oahu, she recommends
making the drive to the North Shore. "That's where the great surfers are.
It's quintessential Hawaii."
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