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If youre flying in, youll need to account for airfare.
But even if youre not, accommodations, food, ground transportation, and entertainment can all add up.
The good news is that you’re able to visit Hawaii while still being budget-conscious.
Go Beach Hopping
You cant have a trip to Hawaii without visiting the many stunning beaches.
The good news is that this is free though you might need to pay for parking in some cases.
Each of the Hawaiian islands has a stunning coast where one can have wonderful experiences and seeoutstanding marine life.
To mention but three, they include Oahus Waikiki Beach, Kauais Poipu Beach, and Mauis Kaanapali Beach.
The beaches are beautiful and suitable for swimming, sunbathing, or picnicking activities.
You cannot go wrong with snorkeling if you are on a budget.
If bringing your snorkeling gear it costs even less.
The only cost is whatever you decide to buy while there.
Wilson suggested the KCC Farmers Market, which takes place every Saturday in Honolulu.
Most things are sold at reasonable prices with snacks costing between $5 and $15, she said.
Alternatively, head to the Hilo Farmers Market on the Big Island openevery Wednesday and Saturday.
It truly signifies the vibrant and multicolored spirit of Hawaii.
Check Out Waimea Valley
If youre in Oahu, Waimea Valley is a must-see place.
One of the most favored hikes in Hawaii is theDiamond Head Trailon Oahu.
The hike is moderately difficult but within reach forall fitness levels.
Another option is to hike the Kilauea Iki Trail on the Big Island.
This path goes through dense rainforests while crossing a solidified lava lake, offering an unforgettable hiking adventure.
you could also visit the Koko Head Trail just outside of Honolulu for free.
Visit the Koloa Heritage Trail and the Allerton National Tropical Botanical Gardens for around $20, said Murphy.
[These] offer a glimpse into local history and stunning plant life.
But even the free sections offer some great insight into what happened during World War II, she said.
Another popular site is Byodo-In Temple.
Located in Oahu, it only costs $5 to visit.
Another option isHaleakala National Parkin Maui.
It costs $15 per person or $30 for a private vehicle pass.
It takes you through the historic town of Lahaina in Maui.
It also goes through historic landmarks likeBaldwin Home Museumand Lahaina Banyan Court.
My family loved this one!
At Smiths Kauai Luau, tickets to the show cost just $25.
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