Staying at the Alohilani and booked lot of activities during my the day: PH, tour of the Island, Watetfall Hike, Jurassic park tour
What should we do after we come back from those activities around 4 or 5 o clock? Very open and also interested in premium experiences, but not a Luau since we are going to do one in Maui
I regret I bought the 13 inches laptop rather than the 16 inches. I would be interested to know if i can do some form of upgrade to a 16 inches one or if it is technically impossible?
My wife and I will be travelling to Hawaii. We booked hotels and flights with American Express Gold, for a total of around 10.000$.
We have great health insurance with my employer. Should we also get separate travel insurance? I tried to talk to the customer service and they were clueless
Fellow redditors, everything I find online seems over indexed towards "chilling at the resort", which I am fine to do for one day or two, but beyond that I would get bored.
My ideal trip would be visiting Oahu and Maui, and doing activities in the morning and in the afternoon (and maybe I can do surf once, but not spend every day doing snorkling or surfing). I really don't need to spend 8 hours a day at the resort and do activity for two hours, that's not what I am looking for.
I was thinking 4 + 6 days should be sufficient, or maybe 4 + 6 nights, what do people think? Is there any way I can plan my activities in a clever way right now?
41, in good shape, straight and married. My wife doesn’t like neither house music nor clubbing. I don’t do drugs but I don’t judge.
I am looking forward to build a group of house and electro music lovers to go dancing !