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| Hawaii: Getting There On The Cheap Most major carriers fly to at least one of the Hawaiian islands. Even Southwest has joined the ranks, with flights to Honolulu (Oahu) and Hilo (Big Island) from select mainland cities. Other carriers include: Aloha, American, Continental, Delta, Hawaiian, Northwest and United. There are also inter-island flights if you want to hop around. Discount fares can be found, especially when you plan ahead. Try Go or Aloha airlines as they often have special deals. Hawaiian Airlines also serves inter-island routes. If you'll be in Hawaii after 2007, check on the new ferry service that will shuttle passengers and cars between islands. Don't want to fly? Several cruise lines offer service to the islands. Keep in mind that most cruises don't allow for much excursion time, so your sightseeing time is likely to be limited. It's also generally not the most budget-friendly way to go. However, if you want to make it part of a larger trip, try Carnival or Royal Caribbean for value packages. <<Hawaii Home >>Once You're There |
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