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All Inclusive Hawaii
Hawaii is definitely my favorite place to take a vacation. I’ve been to the islands three times now, and each time has been like a dream. The only problem with Hawaii as a vacation destination is the fact that it is so popular; be prepared for crowded beaches and mobs of people if you’re going during the peak season.
The first time I went was as a part of an all-inclusive Hawaii package, and it was a blast. It was a nine day trip and it took me to three of the islands; Maui, Oahu, and Kauai. It also included a wide array of different shows, tours, and meals and was overall a very immersive experience. However, I have to say there wasn’t one moment that went by that I didn’t feel like a tourist. This isn’t inherently a bad thing in itself, but I was also surrounded by a lot of other tourists, and sometimes felt like I was being herded around like sheep.
This point aside, an all-inclusive Hawaii package has a lot of benefits to it. First of all, it takes care of all your reservations for you, and gives you a skeletal itinerary to follow if you feel like it. This makes sure you have things to do and the events are generally a lot of fun. If you’ve never been to the islands before and don’t know anything about them, an all-inclusive Hawaii package will help point you in the right direction and keep you busy.
However, if you’ve been to Hawaii before and you’re coming back with the goal to explore some of the more hidden, less touristy aspects of Hawaii, or perhaps just want to spend some quality time with your significant other, you don’t really need an all-inclusive Hawaii package. It doesn’t take a tour guide to find a good beach to lay around on, and a simple guide book can help you find romantic scenery and good restaurants.
An all-inclusive Hawaii vacation package is definitely the way to go if you’ve never been to the islands before and only have a limited time frame to work with. If you’ve been to the islands before, or are going for longer than two weeks, than you are probably better off just doing your own thing. It sort of depends on what you prefer, of course. If you like having everything planned for you ahead of time, then all-inclusive Hawaii packages are the way to go. If you like a lot of freedom and flexibility, than I’d opt to do your own thing unless its your first time.
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