All Inclusive Hawaii Vacation

Question: The most inexpensive all-inclusive Hawaii vacation....? Hello, I'm looking for the cheapest but "more for your buck" accommodations in Hawaii. Best locations, best sight-seeing and the best website to look. Looking to travel July 2009. A group of about 10-15 +. I dunno which island....I 'm asking which ever is the best to see, least expensive, etc.

Answer: I never found a all-inclusive hawaii vacation I found places that can cater to a group as large as yours . The first thing is to make sure you have a group that large and that there all committed . Airlines will give you a special rate for a group that size . Even if you called yahoo travel they will help you with that size . You can try www.greathawaiivacations.com for condos . that the cheapest way to go and most places have there own kitchen , so that will save you money also. You'll save tons sharing places and food . You can always go out and eat still, cause you'll be saving money . Most place are very nice and very clean . A for island , i would say oahu . there so many things to see and really don't need a car as much to get to places .

Question: What is the best Hawaii (Big Island) all-inclusive vacation deal? This will be a family vacation. Two adults with a 12 year old daughter. We live in Atlanta. Thanks!

Answer: If you're thinking about the type of all-inclusive deal like Sandals has, there aren't any in Hawaii. Kona Village Resort on the Big Island of Hawai'i has a similar concept though. Check out the link I have provided below. Aloha :)

Question: where is the best place to buy cheap all inclusive hawaii vacations? and which island is least expensive, are there reasons for this?

Answer: Oahu, hands down; but not all inclusive. There is a lot of tour agencies that advertise all inclusive Hawaii vacations but it usually just ends up being a packaged deal and not all inclusive. Be forewarned and know what you are getting into. Oahu may be the least expensive as explained before but they get you on the other stuff such as food prices and such. We just have a lot of hotel space that isn't getting filled right now that is making it cheap and yes all the airlines come here first before they depart to the neighboring islands. Just another local.... www.hawaii-vacation-adventures-oahu.co...

Question: Hawaii or all inclusive carribean vacation? me and my wife (mid-20s) looking to travel for two weeks in january somewhere. not looking to relax the whole time , and def wanna do lots if active stuff like canopy tours, seeing waterfalls, atv tours, and lots of snorkeling and so much more also. but both these places have all of this and ive priced both places , and not far from each other on price either. safety still not to sure on both places cause ive heard that hawaiians dont like mainlanders, and jamaica is not the safest place . so where in the carribean should we go? which all inclusive resort? or stick with hawaii? looking to spend about 4-5k on flight , hotel and car, and about 2k on spending money(food, gift shopping, and excursions). thanks for the help in advanced

Answer: I've been to both and I'd say to go to Hawaii. Anyone that has the cash to go there should go at least once in their lifetime! I recommend Maui for at least a week, then figure out someplace else. Maybe Oahu so you can see Waikiki, and rent a car to drive to the beautiful North Shore. Oh and research the weather for January too, that might factor into your decision.

Question: What's the best way to find all-inclusive vacations in Hawaii? Me and my fiance are going to honeymoon in Hawaii and don't want to make all the plans for tours and stuff. Where should we start?

Answer: There aren't too many all-inclusive resorts in Hawaii. Hawaii is better known for having condo resorts, with lots of space (as opposed to a hotel room) and kitchen facilities. A good travel agent should be able to help you make arrangements for your trip, including tours. Or, you could take an escorted tour of one or more islands. Escorted tours also usually provide at least some of your meals, so it's closer to all-inclusive. But Hawaii is so easy to get around, you really do not need an escorted tour. You can get around easily yourself, and there are full and half-day tours that cover just about anything you'd want to do. Which island do you want to visit? That also makes a difference in terms of what to do and how to get around. Oahu has more nightlife (in Honolulu and Waikiki), and Maui is the honeymoon "hot spot". The Big Island has the active volcano, and Kauai is very laid-back. you can email me privately if you want more info. tripdiva www.tripdivatravel.com

Question: How do I find the best deal on an all inclusive vacation? We are looking for a week long trip, Hawaii, Alaska, somewhere beautiful.

Answer: try the travel agencies. They have some of the best networks known to humans. The can get you deals cheaper then you can get and they still make money because of how they do it. They mostly work on commissions and only get paid if you book with them. It is a very competitive business and the hotels will cut them very good rates to fill the rooms. Most hotels need at least $50.00 a day from each room they have. every empty room they have cuts into the bottom line and that is why they will seek the help of travel companies.

Question: Where's the best place to go for an all-inclusive resort vacation in August that's also a good deal? I'm looking to book a vacation for 2 people at an all-inclusive resort (flight, hotel, meals, etc.) in August. Anyone have ideas on the best places to go that are also great deals? I was thinking Mexico, but I heard it's extremely hot and humid in August, and it's hurricane season as well. I've also heard Hawaii, but I don't know if they have good, inexpensive all-inclusive resorts.

Answer: Those are two opposites. You are not going to get a good deal for a nice place in August since that is the height of the vacation season. Resorts jack up the prices during that period. To get a low rate you need to go somewhere other people don't want to be because of the bad weather. Can't have both, sorry.