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Aloha Reader! Planning a family trip to Hawaii but not sure which island is right for your little adventurers? It's a big decision! Every island has its own charm, but which one will make your family vacation unforgettable? Our latest blog post, How to Find the Best Island in Hawaii for Kids, breaks down the kid-friendly highlights of each Hawaiian island. From the safest beaches for toddlers to the most exciting activities for teens, we've got the insights you need to make the perfect choice. Discover which island offers the best family resorts, the coolest natural wonders, and activities that will keep everyone from toddlers to teens enthralled. Don't start packing until you read this essential guide! Ready to find your family's Hawaiian paradise? Click here to read the full article and start planning the ultimate family getaway! Aloha and happy travels, Marcie P.S. Follow us on Instagram to get more kid-friendly Hawaii content! |
I've visited Hawaii more than 40 times and I know ALL the tips and tricks for planning the ultimate Hawaii family vacation! I offer free Hawaii planning email courses. I also send weekly emails on Fridays where I share my top things to do in Hawaii with kids, the best family resorts in Hawaii, and my ultimate packing lists! Mahalo!
Aloha Reader, My oldest has been to Hawaii about 12 times. At this point he has opinions. On our last Kauai trip he decided he wanted to do a serious acai bowl taste test. Every morning, a new spot. He kept mental notes, compared textures and toppings, took the whole thing very seriously. By the end of the week he had a definitive ranking. Sunrise Coffee won, if you're curious. That trip is a good example of what Kauai does to people who are ready for it. It slows you down in the best way....
Aloha Reader, There is a version of a luau where you sit at a long banquet table under fluorescent lights eating mediocre buffet food while someone on a stage performs a show that feels like it was designed for a convention center. And there is a version where you're sitting outside at sunset, the food is actually good, and your kids are completely captivated by the fire knife dancer. The price difference between those two experiences is sometimes almost nothing. The experience difference is...
Aloha Reader, My youngest and I were sitting at dinner inside Volcano House, the lodge that sits right on the rim of Kilauea caldera, and the lava was glowing through the window behind our food. Not a photo of lava. Not a viewing platform. Dinner. With lava. In the background. I couldn't stop looking at it. Neither could he. At some point we both just put our forks down and stared. That moment is why I think the Big Island is the most underrated island in Hawaii for families. Most people skip...