RV Rental Hawaii

Explore Hawaii in an RVshare RV Rental

Honolulu is always a popular spot for visitors to explore. You can take in some local cultural history by visiting Iolani Palace, which was the home of the area's ruling monarchs. If you enjoy seeing unique animals, the Honolulu Zoo has species that cannot be found anywhere else. It is an absolute must for wildlife enthusiasts. 

For some nighttime fun, get over to Waikiki Beach at sunset on Friday evenings for a spectacular and free fireworks display. You can also sample all kinds of delicious street food once a month at the Eat The Street food festival. Speaking of delectable food, be sure to head over to Helena's Hawaiian Food to try local specialties like kalua pig. The restaurant has been around since 1946 and won a James Beard award. 

If you are looking for an inexpensive outing, try spending a few hours at the Lynn Arboretum. It's part of the University of Hawaii and is free, though a donation of $5-$10 is accepted and encouraged. This arboretum features more than 6,000 varieties of tropical and subtropical plants across about 200 acres. 

If you are planning on a visit to Maui, attractions include the dormant Haleakala volcano, getting a tour in a helicopter, and seeing if your local golf score is up-to-par at one of the island's 14 courses. For some authentic Hawaii culture, you can get a pineapple farm tour or learn about marine life at the Maui Ocean Center. Attending a luau in Hawaii is practically a given, so while you are in Maui, be sure to put Old Lahaina Luau on your to-do list. You can watch hula dancers move to the beat of Hawaiian drums while enjoying a plentiful meal.

Events Near Hawaii

• Prince Lot Hula Festival - This festival has been happening during the third weekend of July for over 40 years. It is a celebration of hula that attracts thousands of local residents who want to cheer on hula groups from throughout the islands. 

• The Kamehameha Festival - Taking place in June, this festival takes place during a Hawaiian holiday that celebrates the first king of the islands. The festival showcases traditional music, dance, arts, and crafts.

• Kapalua Wine and Food Festival - This popular festival takes place in June on the island of Maui and is a long-standing cultural event. World-class chefs and winemakers offer demonstrations, workshops, and plenty to sample and sip.