Hawaii vacation rentals and luxury villas
Treat yourself to a stay in one of our Hawaii vacation rentals, from our award winning collection of luxury villas with amenities including private pools.
Destinations in Hawaii
Hawaii vacation rentals
Thoughts of Hawaii conjure up images of paradise islands in the Pacific, with swaying palm trees, crashing waves, and soaring verdant hills. Our award-winning collection of vacation homes in Hawaii gives you the opportunity to stay in some of the most breathtaking locations across the state, your own slice of paradise away from the high rise hotels. This is authentic Hawaiian living, moments from incredible beaches and the wild and wonderful landscapes that make it such a desirable vacation spot.
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Our Hawaii villas have been handpicked so we can offer the most stylish homes with in the best locations and with superb levels of comfort, perfect for families and groups.
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If you are an American citizen traveling to Hawaii from within the USA, then you do not need a passport. You will however need a valid photo ID.
All travelers from overseas do need a passport to enter Hawaii.
There are 8 major islands in the Hawaii archipelago: Hawaiʻi, Maui, Kahoʻolawe, Lānaʻi, Molokaʻi, Oʻahu, Kauaʻi, and Niʻihau.
Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time is the time zone in Hawaii.
Yes, it does snow in Hawaii, but only on the very highest peaks on Maui and the Big Island.
There is no requirement to prove your vaccination status on entering Hawaii, however, WHO recommends getting up to date on your COVID-19, tetanus, rabies, and polio vaccines before you travel.
When is the best time to visit Hawaii?
Hawaii has a perennially pleasant climate, meaning that it is always a good idea to visit this beautiful Pacific destination. With that being said, March through September is the best time to visit overall, with low levels of rainfall and high average temperatures - the perfect conditions for enjoying the world-class beaches of Hawaii. The rest of the year is by no means cold, but rainfall levels are higher.
Food in Hawaii
Hawaiian food reflects the tropical splendor of the archipelago itself. Expect fresher-than-fresh seafood, colorful fruits, and grilled meat products. There are a few dishes that are a must-try when you're in Hawaii. The first and most famous of these is poke. A medley of delicious local ingredients, often tuna, seaweed, sesame seeds, and soy sauce, poke bowls are ubiquitous across Hawaii, and have even made their way to mainland USA due to their popularity. As for side dishes, you'll likely come across poi on many menus. Made from taro root, a sort of local sweet potato, poi is often served alongside meat or fish. Taro root also starts in Lau lau, where the large leaves of the plant are wrapped around meat or fish, before being cooked in an udnerground oven, resulting in a dish that is incredibly tender.
There are airports on the majority of Hawaiian islands, but the biggest and busiest is Honolulu Airport. This is likely to be the airport that you fly into from outside Hawaii. You can fly to Honolulu Airport direct from Los Angeles LAX Airport in California. From Europe, you'll need to make a connection in LA. You can also get direct flights from Tokyo, Auckland, and Sydney.
You can also fly between Hawaiin islands, often the best (sometimes the only) way to travel between islands.
You can get around some of Hawaii by sea, and it is a fantastic way to appreciate the breathtaking beauty of the island coastlines are you sail between them. There are two passenger ferry services in Hawaii: the Molokai Ferry and the Maui-Lanai Expeditions Ferry. The Molokai Ferry runs between Lahaina, Maui and Molokai and leaves twice daily. The ferry trip takes 90 minutes. The Maui-Lanai Expeditions Ferry leaves five times a day from Lahaina to Lanai, and takes 45 minutes to make the crossing.
Driving in Hawaii is a fantastic way to reach some off-the-beaten path beauties, with a good road system inviting visitors to explore every inch of the islands. Some roads on the less popular islands and destinations can be a little rough, but on the whole, roads are well signposted and maintained to a high standard.
The only public transport option in Hawaii is buses. There are no trains, metros, or trams on the islands. Currently there are no bus services on Lanai and Molokai, but the other islands have got decent networks that can be relied upon to get you to the most popular spots.
Hawaii Volcanoes National ParkDramatic and awe-inspiring, Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park is a true representation of the power of nature, where cascades of lave tumble over cliffs into the churning ocean below.
Kalalau TrailRegarded as one of the best hikes in the world, the gorgeous 11-mile route Kalalau Trail winds along Kuaia's beautiful coastline, taking in mountains, beaches, and the ocean.
Sunrise on Mount HaleakalaMaybe the best of place on Earth to welcome in a new day, where the sunrise above the clouds is one of those unforgettable moments that words do no justice to.
Pearl HarborDeeply moving and historic, the memorial to the Pearl Harbor attack that altered the course of World War II is one of the most important sites in Hawaii and the USA.
Wildlife watchingHawaii is jam-packed with wildlife watching opportunities, from diving with manta rays, to whale watching, and snorkeling technicolor reefs with sharks, turtles, and tropical fish.
StargazingAs beautiful as the islands of Hawaii are, there is more wonder to be found when you turn your gaze upwards, with magical star-gazing opportunities to be found.
Waimea CanyonKnown as the Grand Canyon of Hawaii, Waimea Canyon is a natural attraction of indescribable beauty, with deep ravines and soaring cliffs marked by waterfalls and low clouds.
Hawaii vacation rentals with Chefs & Concierge Services
We don't stop at finding you luxury vacation rentals in Hawaii with chefs, we also offer incredible Concierge Services designed to make your trip even more spectacular. From airport transfers, car hire, and attarction tickets, to organizing you a Hawaii vacation rental with extra staff, our team are here for you.
Villas in Hawaii with private pools
Destinations like Hawaii are made for lazing by the pool, cocktail in hand, and our luxurious villas in Hawaii with private pools give you the option to that whenever it takes your fancy. These stunning vacation rentals come with private pools for those days when you want to bask in the sunshine and take in the incredible views from the comfort of your villa.
Whether you're seeking a romantic escape, a family vacation, or a gathering with friends, these villas provide ample space and privacy to create lasting memories. Wake up to stunning sunrises, spend lazy afternoons lounging by the pool, and savor breathtaking sunsets from the comfort of your own private retreat.
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Hawaii condos
Hawaii condos offer a fantastic accommodation option for travelers looking to experience the beauty and charm of the islands. These condos provide a home-away-from-home experience, combining the comforts of a private residence with the convenience of hotel-style amenities.
Hawaii condos are perfect different group sizes. Whether you're traveling as a couple, a family, or a group of friends, you can find condos with multiple bedrooms, spacious living areas, and fully equipped kitchens. This allows you to have the flexibility to cook your own meals, dine together, and enjoy the comforts of a cozy living space, without having to juggle multiple hotel room bookings.
One of the highlights of staying in a Hawaii condo is the incredible views. Many condos are situated in prime locations, including Honolulu, Big Island, and Maui, offering breathtaking vistas of the sparkling ocean, lush tropical landscapes, or majestic mountain ranges. You can wake up to stunning sunrises, relax on your private lanai or balcony, and soak in the beauty of your surroundings.
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