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Aloha Reader! I've been getting a LOT of questions lately about visiting Hawaii in February, so I wanted to address this directly. The short answer: Yes. February is actually one of my favorite times to visit Hawaii with kids. The longer answer: Visiting Hawaii in February with family → This guide covers everything you need to know:
Here's what nobody tells you: February is when a lot of locals vacation within Hawaii. That's usually a good sign. 😊 The water is slightly cooler, but still totally swimmable. You might see a few more rainy days than summer, but it rarely ruins plans. And the biggest win? Fewer crowds and better prices than peak season. If you're considering a February trip – whether it's this year or next – that guide will help you plan smarter. And once you've decided on February, the next question is usually "which island?" For families specifically, start here: Oahu or Kauai - best for kids? → Happy planning! Marcie P.S. February is also a great time to take advantage of my planning consultations before the spring rush. Let's get your trip locked in while there's still good availability! |
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Aloha Reader! I just got back from two weeks in Hawaii — Oahu and Maui — with my 12-year-old, and I'm still in that phase where I'm unpacking my bag and thinking "yes, glad I brought that" and "ok, never packing that again." So while it's fresh, here's what actually made the trip better. The tripod This was my best decision. Traveling solo with my son means either asking strangers to take our photo (hit or miss) or handing the phone to a 12-year-old who will absolutely find a weird angle or...
Aloha Reader! If planning your Hawaii trip with kids feels overwhelming… you are not doing it wrong. Hawaii just has too many options.Too many islands. Too many resorts. Too many “must-do” lists. And most parents don’t have time to sit and read blog posts for hours. So I made this easier. Here's a pic from our recent Maui trip. I pulled together the most helpful podcast episodes for overwhelmed Hawaii parents. These are the ones that walk you through decisions step-by-step in a way that...
Aloha Reader! Quick question: When was the last time your kids had REAL input on a family vacation? Not the "we asked their opinion but already booked everything" kind of input. I'm talking about actual say in where you go and what you do. If you're like most parents I work with, you might be surprised to learn that your kids probably have stronger opinions about your Hawaii trip than you realize. And according to new research, 85% of kids born after 2010 (that's Gen Alpha) are actually...