Hawaii Honeymoon Packages

A review of some Cheap Hawaii Honeymoon Packages offered by both the resorts and booking sites. First of all Ho‘omaika‘i ‘ana-congratulations!  Hawaii, with its exotic landscapes, warm hospitality, and luxurious resorts, has long been a go-to destination for honeymooners. The state's remarkable islands offer an array of romantic resorts that set the scene for unforgettable memories.

Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki

Hawaii is a pretty special place for you to start off your new life as a wedded couple together. And it's true that Hawaii occupies a special romantic place in the hearts of many honeymooners who visit there. See our Hawaii All Inclusive Vacation Packages

Hawaii known as the ‘Aloha State’  has a rich history, which dates back centuries. Before Hawaai was annexed by the United States military there was a ling history of hospitality and today that tradition continues for the couples and romantic honeymooners who come each year to enjoy  the fine restaurants, beach walks, hiking and iconic surrounds.

Cheap Flights to Hawaii

In the video above we showed how to find great value flights to Hawaii. Here is one of the links we mentioned. 

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Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Maui

Located on the sun-drenched southwestern coast of Maui, the Four Seasons Resort at Wailea is a lovers' paradise. This resort features exquisite dining options, beautiful pools, and access to Wailea Beach, one of the best beaches on the island. The suites and rooms offer a blend of island aesthetics and modern luxury. You can enjoy romantic sunsets from your private lanai and savor the resort's world-class spa services.

Read more on our Maui Review

The St. Regis Princeville, Kauai

Nestled on Kauai's verdant North Shore, The St. Regis Princeville is a luxurious haven that allows couples to indulge in the beauty of Kauai. The resort's rooms offer stunning views of Hanalei Bay and Makana Mountain. The infinity pool, with its incredible bay backdrop, is a must-experience. A sunset dinner at the resort's Makana Terrace is the perfect way to end a day in paradise.

Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort, Maui

For the eco-conscious couples, Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort is the perfect choice. This resort is LEED certified and designed with sustainability in mind. The resort offers a variety of amenities, from private villa accommodations to a world-class spa that uses locally sourced products. Experience the beauty of Maui through the resort's complimentary outrigger canoe experience or partake in immersive Hawaiian cultural experiences offered on-site.

Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii Island

On the Big Island's Kohala Coast, the Fairmont Orchid offers a unique blend of Hawaiian hospitality and luxury. Whether it's walking along the black sand beaches, dining in the oceanfront restaurants, or rejuvenating at the award-winning Spa Without Walls, this resort creates a memorable honeymoon. Don't miss the opportunity to sleep under the stars in a unique Hawaiian hale.

Best Times to Visit Hawaii for an All Inclusive Honeymoon

Deciding the best time to visit Hawaii for a honeymoon depends on your personal preferences and interests, but certain times of the year can enhance your romantic experience. April to June, known as the shoulder season, is considered an ideal time for honeymooners. The weather is beautiful, the rainfall is low, and the islands aren't as crowded, ensuring more privacy and tranquility. Additionally, the ocean is calm during these months, ideal for snorkeling or diving.

Alternatively, September to early December can be another great period to plan your honeymoon. The summer crowds have dissipated, and the holiday rush is yet to begin. The weather remains warm and inviting, with less chance of rain. Whale watching is also possible during these months, particularly in November and December, providing a unique experience for nature-loving couples.

Regardless of the time you choose, Hawaii's eternal summer vibe, stunning beaches, dramatic landscapes, and luxury resorts make it a perfect honeymoon destination. Keep in mind that while Hawaii is a year-round destination, the best time for your honeymoon should align with your desired activities and the level of privacy and peace you seek.

I have provided information on my how to get cheap flights page the best window of time to book flights in but in general you want to make sure you book early and choose the off season.

Hawaii Climate

Whenever we do a discounts page like this to help people get discounts to a particular destination we include a section on the climate. We don't want you to head off thinking you have picked up the most awesome discount only to find you have arrived in the middle of the monsoon season.

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Fortunately average temperatures in Hawaii stay between about 80 to 85 F all the year round.

The winter is the busiest most expensive time and it is also  a little rainier  but it is also the time of the year when the whales arrive and when the weather is bad worst in the northern hemisphere.

Each island has it's own micro climates as well. The leeward side to the west and the south of each of the Hawaiian islands is usually hotter, dryer and sheltered from the wind. Then you can go the side you want depending if you prefer lush green vegetation or dry sunbaked days.

Hawaiian Airlines Wedding and Honeymoon Packages

The Big Island of Hawaii

Hawaiian Air is one of the first places to check for packages: Use this link below to see what is currently available.

Hawaiian Airlines Vacation Packages: Save More Together

A few of you who are reading this page are perhaps also considering getting married on Hawaii as well. While we will do another review for this instance it is worthwhile mentioning here that there are discounts available on flights and accommodation through programs like Hawaiian Airlines Wedding Wings club.

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You do need to register and have proof of an upcoming wedding but this will mean savings of  5 to 10 per cent as well as upgrades fro the Bride and groom.

Wedding Wings - Special Airfare for Your Wedding Party with Hawaiian Airlines

Hawaii is a classic vacation destination and is really quite popular with honeymoon makers.

Customs and Security

If you are not traveling from the United States you may want to consider the level of security required to enter Hawaii as a U.S state.  If prolonged interrogations are not your idea of a romantic honeymoon, which is perfectly understandable then we would probably advise you check out some of the other cheap honeymoon destinations review.

Things to Do on your Hawaian Honeymoon

Hawaii, with its enchanting natural beauty and aloha spirit, offers an abundance of activities for honeymooners. Here are some unforgettable things you can do on your Hawaiian honeymoon:

1. Beach Hopping: With some of the world's most beautiful beaches, Hawaii offers endless opportunities for relaxation, sunbathing, and swimming. Don't miss sunset walks along Waikiki Beach in Oahu or a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Kaanapali Beach in Maui.
2. Water Sports: Try out surfing, paddleboarding, snorkeling, or even scuba diving. Hawaii's clear waters are perfect for exploring its vibrant marine life.
3. Helicopter Tours: For a breathtaking view of the islands, book a helicopter tour. It's an exceptional way to see the dramatic landscapes of Hawaii, including active volcanoes, lush valleys, and towering waterfalls.
4. Hiking: Discover the islands' beauty on foot by trekking through lush rainforests or scaling volcanic peaks. The Napali Coast in Kauai and Haleakala National Park in Maui offer unforgettable hiking experiences.
5. Luaus: Experience a traditional Hawaiian Luau. It's a great way to enjoy Hawaiian cuisine, music, dance, and culture.
6. Whale Watching: If you visit between December and May, don't miss the opportunity to go on a whale-watching tour.
7. Explore the Road to Hana: This scenic drive in Maui offers stunning views of waterfalls, rainforests, and seaside cliffs. Stop along the way for a picnic, a swim, or a hike.
8. Visit Pearl Harbor: For those interested in history, a visit to Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial in Oahu is a moving experience.
9. Wine Tasting: Visit the Volcano Winery on the Big Island and sample unique Hawaiian wines infused with local fruits and honey.
10. Spa Day: Book a couples' spa day and indulge in relaxing treatments, such as a Hawaiian Lomi Lomi massage.
11. Stargazing: The clear skies in Hawaii offer excellent opportunities for stargazing. If you're on the Big Island, visit the Mauna Kea Observatories for an unforgettable experience.
12. Dining: Enjoy romantic dinners at world-class restaurants across the islands, many of which serve locally sourced dishes. Don't miss trying traditional Hawaiian cuisine!

These activities ensure you'll have an unforgettable honeymoon full of adventure, relaxation, and romance in Hawaii.

Do things for free on your Hawaiian Honeymoon

Surfing Hawaii

Hawaii, though renowned for its luxury resorts and exclusive experiences, offers many free or inexpensive activities that can make your honeymoon memorable without breaking the bank. Here are a few suggestions:

1. Beach Hop: The beaches in Hawaii are public and free to access. Each island offers a variety of beach experiences from the powdery white sands of Lanikai Beach on Oahu, the black sand beach of Punalu'u on the Big Island, or the dramatic cliffs of Honopu Beach on Kauai.
2. Hiking: Embark on a scenic hike together. The Diamond Head Crater hike in Oahu offers stunning panoramic views, while the Kalalau Trail on Kauai provides breathtaking vistas of the Na Pali Coast. Always ensure to follow local guidelines and safety measures when hiking.
3. Stargazing: If you're on the Big Island, don't miss the chance to stargaze at Mauna Kea, home to many international observatories. Even if you don't go all the way to the summit, the visitor center offers a free stargazing program.
4. Snorkeling: Bring your own gear and explore Hawaii's underwater world. Hanauma Bay in Oahu is a popular spot, but there are plenty of other locations on all the islands with stunning coral and fish.
5. Sunset Viewing: Nothing screams romance more than a beautiful sunset. The beaches of Hawaii offer some of the world's best sunsets. You can also watch the sunrise over Haleakala Crater in Maui, but note that while the experience is priceless, there is a small entrance fee for the National Park.
6. Visit Historical Sites: Explore Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial on Oahu or visit the ancient petroglyphs at the Puako Petroglyph Archaeological Preserve on the Big Island, both of which are free.
7. Local Markets: Visit local farmer's markets to sample exotic fruits and local delicacies. This is also a great opportunity to interact with locals and understand the Hawaiian culture better.
8. Surfing: If you already know how, hit Hawaii's famous waves. If not, simply enjoy watching surfers tackle the surf at spots like Waikiki or the Banzai Pipeline.

Remember, the most valuable things in life are priceless. The joy of spending quality time together amidst the natural beauty of Hawaii is something that money can't buy.

This video explores a few things you can do for free on your dream honeymoon focusing on the great outdoors. The great indoors is too obvious to mention ;) 

Travel Tips for Your Hawaiian Honeymoon

Hawaii, with its enchanting natural beauty and aloha spirit, offers an abundance of activities for honeymooners. Here are some unforgettable things you can do on your Hawaiian honeymoon:

1. Beach Hopping: With some of the world's most beautiful beaches, Hawaii offers endless opportunities for relaxation, sunbathing, and swimming. Don't miss sunset walks along Waikiki Beach in Oahu or a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Kaanapali Beach in Maui.
2. Water Sports: Try out surfing, paddleboarding, snorkeling, or even scuba diving. Hawaii's clear waters are perfect for exploring its vibrant marine life.
3. Helicopter Tours: For a breathtaking view of the islands, book a helicopter tour. It's an exceptional way to see the dramatic landscapes of Hawaii, including active volcanoes, lush valleys, and towering waterfalls.
4. Hiking: Discover the islands' beauty on foot by trekking through lush rainforests or scaling volcanic peaks. The Napali Coast in Kauai and Haleakala National Park in Maui offer unforgettable hiking experiences.
5. Luaus: Experience a traditional Hawaiian Luau. It's a great way to enjoy Hawaiian cuisine, music, dance, and culture.
6. Whale Watching: If you visit between December and May, don't miss the opportunity to go on a whale-watching tour.
7. Explore the Road to Hana: This scenic drive in Maui offers stunning views of waterfalls, rainforests, and seaside cliffs. Stop along the way for a picnic, a swim, or a hike.
8. Visit Pearl Harbor: For those interested in history, a visit to Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial in Oahu is a moving experience.
9. Wine Tasting: Visit the Volcano Winery on the Big Island and sample unique Hawaiian wines infused with local fruits and honey.
10. Spa Day: Book a couples' spa day and indulge in relaxing treatments, such as a Hawaiian Lomi Lomi massage.
11. Stargazing: The clear skies in Hawaii offer excellent opportunities for stargazing. If you're on the Big Island, visit the Mauna Kea Observatories for an unforgettable experience.
12. Dining: Enjoy romantic dinners at world-class restaurants across the islands, many of which serve locally sourced dishes. Don't miss trying traditional Hawaiian cuisine!

These activities ensure you'll have an unforgettable honeymoon full of adventure, relaxation, and romance in Hawaii.

Here are eight tips to help you enjoy your honeymoon and stay respectful of the local culture.

Video: Hawaii travel tips, 8 things you need to know!

FAQ on Hawaiian Honeymoons

1. When is the best time to visit Hawaii for a honeymoon?

While Hawaii is a year-round destination, the best time for honeymooners might be from April to June and September to early December. These periods offer great weather and fewer crowds.

2. Which is the best Hawaiian island for honeymooners?

All Hawaiian islands have unique offerings. Maui is known for its beautiful beaches and luxury resorts, Kauai for its lush landscapes and outdoor activities, Oahu for its historical sites and vibrant nightlife, and the Big Island for its volcanoes and diverse scenery. The best island depends on the couple's preferences.

3. What kind of activities can we do on our Hawaiian honeymoon?

Hawaii offers an array of activities such as hiking, snorkeling, surfing, helicopter tours, sunset cruises, luau experiences, wine tasting, spa days, and exploring historical sites.

4. What should we pack for our Hawaiian honeymoon?

Pack light, casual clothing, swimwear, sturdy shoes for hiking, formal wear for fine dining, and sunscreen. The weather is typically warm, but it's good to bring a light jacket for evenings or higher elevations.

5. Are there all-inclusive resorts in Hawaii?

Hawaii doesn't have traditional all-inclusive resorts like you'd find in the Caribbean. However, many resorts offer packages that include meals, activities, and other amenities.

6. How long should we stay for our honeymoon in Hawaii?

A stay of 7 to 10 days is usually sufficient to relax and explore one or two islands. If you want to visit more islands, consider extending your stay.

7. Do we need a passport to travel to Hawaii?

For U.S. citizens, no passport is required for travel to Hawaii as it is a U.S. state. However, for non-U.S. citizens, a passport is required.

8. What's the currency in Hawaii?

As part of the United States, the currency in Hawaii is the U.S. dollar.

9. Is Hawaii expensive to visit?

Hawaii is known to be more expensive than most other U.S. destinations due to its remote location. Costs can be managed by planning in advance, choosing packages, and budgeting wisely.

10. Can we arrange a Hawaiian wedding as well as a honeymoon?

Absolutely! Hawaii is a popular wedding destination. Many resorts offer wedding packages and have dedicated wedding planners who can assist with arrangements. Always check local laws and resort policies.

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