Our focus turns to Hawaii hotels and vacation rentals where we found some extraordinary prices and surprises. Here’s what is happening and what you can do to control the cost of a Hawaii vacation.
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Could you please tell me if there are any luaus in Kuuai in October. We are staying Princeville. Thanks so much.
Hi Karen.
There are a number of luau’s around the island. Suggest you try searching or use the Kauai Revealed guidebook for more information to help you decide. Others may recommend their favorites as well.
Aloha.
We visit Hawaii around 2x per year. A couple years ago, our mini van would typically cost $50/day plus taxes. The last 2 trips it ran $100/day plus taxes. I was searching for our upcoming 15 day trip and all my normal sites (costco, priceline, expedia etc) were all showing prices ranging from $2,900 ($156+tax/day) to $3,700. I started looking at small SUV pricing when the search took me to Kayak. I was able to book our minivan for ~$1900 thru Kayak via Hertz. $1000 saved. Thought I’ld share.