An unexpected Hawaii airfare sale today Sunday courtesy of Hawaiian Airlines and Delta Airlines. Starting either on the mainland or in Hawaii, you can enjoy significant savings if you act now. These cheap flights to Hawaii are not advertised by the airlines and they could end at any time.
Even better you can travel from November all the way through winter until the end of March, depending on the route. Grab a Hawaii hotel or Hawaii vacation rental, and enjoy Hawaii on a budget again. Act fast as this sale will end soon (probably today).
Portland to/from Honolulu $99 each way on Hawaiian Airlines and $133 each way on Delta Airlines.
Portland to/from Maui $99 each way on Hawaiian Airlines and $133 each way on Delta Airlines.
Portland to/from Kauai $99 each way on Hawaiian Airlines and $103 each way on Delta Airlines.
Portland to/from Kona $99 each way on Hawaiian Airlines and $103 each way on Delta Airlines.
Travel and purchase dates: Purchase as soon as possible. These could end at any time. Travel on many dates from December through March (except holidays). The lowest fares are exclusively on weekdays. Travel can start either on the mainland or in Hawaii.
Fares and Availability: Prices are each way, include all taxes and fees. These are the lowest fares offered and are not available on all or even most dates/flights or necessarily in both directions. Availability is limited; that’s in part why the price is so low. You must use airline’s fare calendars to find availability and best pricing.
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Pierre says
Thank you !!!!
Kim P says
We are booked in Poipu for thanksgiving week(after canceling 2x) but we are having second thoughts. We travel from the east coast with 2 young children so even under the best of circumstances it’s not the easiest of trips. Our concern is getting there and not many things being operated. What do you think the status in late November will be for restaurants and activities? We like the secret waterfall kyack tour, Napali catamaran trip, Smiths Luau, and the upscale restaurants in Poipu. Do you have an by insight? Thanks for doing this blog much appreciated
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Kim.
Many restaurants are open and it seems more are coming back to life. A few are gone permanently Not sure about activity providers but many if not most will be back. Kukuiula shopping center is mostly open and seems quite busy whereas the Poipu shopping village is mostly not open. Suggest you try calling some things you are interested in to inquire.
Aloha.
Marc M says
Beat of Hawaii,
Any chance of Southwest matching these fares for
The same time frame. Eagerly awaiting to Purchase.
Philip F says
And us locals have to pay 100+ one way interisland and still have to quarantine on big island…Go figure….Thank You
Lui, P says
Hawaiian Airlines
San Diego > Kona & Lihue $109 many weekdays from now till mid Feb then at $120