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lol just read this thread for the first time and holy poo poo all of the "hawaii is only good for its beaches" responses are hilariousBeepBoopBatman posted:Sorry to bump such an old thread, but I was hoping to get a bit of advice! My partner and I are headed to Oahu for a brief six day trip in June and we were wondering whether or not renting a car is worth it. Our hotel is in Waikiki right on the beach, and we mostly intend to be lazy and mostly just do beach-y things anyway, but if we decided to venture inward are taxis/public transportation fine? We'd also like to do some kind of wildlife viewing, like go birdwatching or go snorkeling to see dolphins/rays... any recommendations? Thanks! Driving in Honolulu is a lovely experience, you can easily get around via taxi/bus in Honolulu. If you want to get out and explore the island then IIRC they have ZipCar Personally I think that Honolulu is a bad place to do the lazy beach thing, is it too late to move your hotel to like the north shore or a whole different island altogether? Maui and the Big Island have some of the best beaches in the world
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MichaelFlatley posted:Can anyone recommend which island is best if neither myself or my partner drive? Are cabs plentiful and reasonably cheapish? Maui has a bus system that can take you to most of the good places, and there are bus tours that go to Hana if you're interested in that. Oahu has that too
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