The best vacation deals to honolulu, hawaii
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Traveling to Honolulu, Hawaii, may seem feasible only in your dreams, but it is possible. By taking advantage of vacation deals that offer significant discounts, you can be on your way to the Aloha State. Deals may be available for a limited time only- please note that each of the ones listed are valid as of Nov. 19, 2010.
Pleasant Holidays
Pleasant Holidays offers three-night vacation packages to Honolulu for as little as $299 per person, including round-trip airfare, hotel accommodations and taxes. There are nine hotels to choose from, and each has its own offers, which may include a free stay for children younger than 17 or waived fees for each of the following: room upgrades, Internet access, parking and breakfast. Travel must be completed by February 2011. Call Pleasant Holidays at 1-800-742-9244 or visit PleasantHolidays.com to book.
Beach Destinations
Beach Destinations offers a travel package to Honolulu with a four-night stay and round-trip airfare from $528 a person. Guests will stay at the Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio hotel, which annually hosts more than five million visitors, making it one of the most popular hotel destinations in Honolulu. Travel from April 1 to June 30, 2011, and May 1 to 31, 2012, to take advantage of this opportunity. Call 1-877-443-4378, or visit BeachDestinations.com for booking information.
Orbitz Vacation Packages
Orbitz offers Honolulu vacation packages with a four-night stay and round-trip airfare from $711 per person. Visitors will stay at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel, which is near some of Honolulu's most popular tourist attractions, including the Waikiki Aquarium, Waikiki Beach and Honolulu Zoo. Call 1-866-672-4895 or visit Orbitz.com for booking information and travel dates.
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