Why Do People Go To Hawaii?

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Penguin_Bob

As Boomer says, "All of the above"! It's the greatest place I've ever visited. Wish I could live there. Aloha!!

Paige S

I go to Hawaii for the culture, the people and the beaches.

boomer gal

All of the above - plus people speak English, it is part of the US, so you don't have to get a passport & deal with all of the foreign travel stuff, but it still feels a bit exotic.

Lance R

For Pineapples ? It's a very nice place to visit. I have been there twice and it's a good experience.

Jonathan

I go to Hawaii for the attractions,beaches,and beautiful scenery.I've actually been to Honolulu before..it's beatiful and Waikiki Beach is great but also packed!!

RhythmicMom

Well, I think people think thats its a great relaxation paradise type thing, and after going there, I've actually realized that not only is it relaxing in most urban areas, but there is great history in the depths of it as well...have fun if your planning on going, and if you live there...have fun as well
Rachel V.

xxsirenxsongsxx

I recently moved to go to school at Hawai'i Pacific University. It's absolutely beautiful here, alot of people come here to visit Waikiki, the North Shore, Diamond Head, the mountains, the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, etc. There's black sand beaches on the Big Island. There's waterfalls here in Oahu, I know it's less populated and more country paradise-like in Kauai. You can even snowboard on the Big Island. The beaches are amazing of course, and it's a very laid-back place.

super_sooshi

well.. why WOULDN'T people go to hawaii?
i was born and raised here on oahu, and i moved to the mainland when i was younger. what a culture shock.
it's definitely a nice change from the pace of life on the mainland.

pamo

I have been all over the world and my favorite place is still Hawaii.
It is like waking up every morning to the most magnificent painting!!!

nanigrl26

1.the weather...nice, sunny weather year round
2.beaches-world class
3.aloha spirit- locals are extra nice to tourists, since they pay our salary!
4.culture-hula dancing, also fast Tahitian, Samoan fire-dancing
5.rainforest-cool freshwater river
6.clean air

Shmooks

To enjoy the sun,
the beaches,
the mountains,
the culture,
seeing the sites they read or saw on tv,
meet people from a different place,
etc...etc...etc..

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MYRA C

I know why I go. Read about Hawaii and watched movies & looked at pictures. Many years I got hooked on Mitchner's best selling book Hawaii and have read it several times. The movie that was made did a pretty good job but only covered a small portion of the book.

Finally went - and I will never forget the fragrance that wafts over you when you get off the plane. Stayed at the Pacific Beach Hotel on Kalakau Ave across from Waikaiki beach. Took every tour possible. I was enchanted the entire time. The second time I went I stayed in a high rise condo facing the mountains and overlooking the Ala Waie canal but found myself drawn back to the beach (only a block). Spent a week in Maui in a beautiful condominium resort at Kanaapali, Spent a lot of time walking on the beach & visiting other hotels there and it's lovely. Again, I found myself missing Waikiki and the balcony where I could watch everything going on down below with the joggers out there at 5:30-6:00 am and the surfer's already out in the ocean waiting for the waves. Me having my first coffee of the day - Kona coffee is so good. The Market Place. Fabulous hotels and food.

I know why I go to Hawaii - my sons both loved my stories & pictures. In fact, one of my sons was married on the beach but made all the arrangements here (Canada) before he & his fiancee left. They spent one week at the Holiday Inn, Waikaiki and one week cruising the islands. They had a great time as well (spent a few evernings at the Hard Rock Cafe).

Well, that's my tale of the South Pacific.

Chas B

To preview heaven

born&raised: maui_gurl

i go there to be back home with my friends and ohana (family) who i miss soooo much. almost all of my vacation time is spent there now. oh and don't listen to DocDnStLouie up there...who said that locals absolutely hate white people. i am a local and always will be no matter where in the world i live because home is where your heart is and my heart is in hawaii nei on the beautiful island of maui in a little town called waihe'e. i am half-white, hawaiian, filipino, and chinese and i don't hate any white people! i had a lot of white friends and family. there are some locals who are rude to white people but it's not EVERYONE. the only time i will ever be rude to a white person is if he/she disrespects my culture and the aina (land). DocDnStLouie says he lived there for years...he must have disrespected A LOT of people in those years because hawaii is such a diversely cultural place where a local can be pure white if he/she was born/raised there.

anyways, if you plan on visiting i hope you enjoy your stay. just remember to be respectful, be yourself, and have fun!

aloha!

Kara Love

Beauty, culture, respectful people, calming nature, maui wowie, amazing surf, to slow down and not always be busy, to see how amazing everything is...

SAMMY JO

Because it's beautiful and warm and very relaxing.. Look at the photo, who wouldn't want to be there.

http://www.hawaii-vacation-hotels.us/hawaii-honolulu-weather.php

YourAnswer...

Haven't you seen photos of Hawaii? Silly question!

DWInSTL

You don't need a passport? Come on...are you seriously asking this question? It is Hawaii...how much more needs to be said? Water, beaches, the warm friendly white hating hawaiians...yes the hawaiians do hate white people do not think for a second they want you there at all...trust me they don't!! Don't belive me? Ask around...I lived there for years and found that to be the absolute truth...

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