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Find out why President of the United States, Barack Obama, loves to holiday in his home town of Honolulu, Hawaii.

This package holiday in Hawaii is great as a last minute sun holiday but is also a flexible base to combine with a stay in one or more of the other islands (Maui, Kauai or the Big Island) or in one of the popular American cities in mainland USA (Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Boston, etc).

Please read these important notes, then work out what kind of budget you will need

We have taken mid-priced estimated air fares (not the very cheapest) and included known taxes to give you a ballpark budget figure. They are probably a bit on the high side but there could easily be cheaper fares available or special hotel offers, particularly if you book in advance. Bear in mind, the cheapest fares do not necesarily make for the best itineraries. You could end up with long layovers in airports. We will always do our best to ensure your flight itinerary makes best use of your budget and your holiday time. Don't forget, upgrading to Business Class is a great honeymoon option, particularly if you travel during low season when it may only cost a few hundred per person more!

Your checked bags are included in your air fare on your international flights. If you decide to stop off in mainland USA on your way to/from Hawaii the airfare will increase and you will have to pay for your checked bags locally at the check-in desk for each internal flight segment in the USA (i.e. Los Angeles to Hawaii). Allow approximately $25 per checked bag per flight segment.

The hotel guide prices include local taxes and are based on 7 nights room only accommodation. They do not include the daily resort fees which are paid locally to the hotel (most hotels in Hawaii now charge this fee, estimate $20-35 per room per day as a rough guide). And don't forget, we have lots of hotels and self-catering properties available to best match your preferences.

One Week in Honolulu - 2017 Budget Calculator

1. Select one price from the AIR FARE table below depending on whether you plan to travel in low season
(Spring/Autumn) or high season (Summer/Christmas).

2. Select one price from the OAHU column in the HOTEL table below, depending on the category of hotel you want and whether you are travelling in low or high season.

3. Add them all together to get an idea of the budget you will need for your chosen holiday in 2017.

These totals are per person and are probably a bit on the high side but give you a good idea of the budget you will need. If it fits in with the type of budget you had in mind to spend, please give us a call to discuss your precise requirements and we will find you the best value available. Check out the 'how we work' information for further details.

And remember, the Aloha Holidays Promise applies - if we find better value on your travel dates we will pass the savings on to you!

AIR FARE - per person
These estimated Economy air fares are not the cheapest options available and depending on when you travel you could save a few hundred euro per person or maybe get Business Class flights for a similar price.

HOTEL - per person, inc taxes, 7 nights, room only, excluding resort fee (if any)

OPTIONS
You could extend your holiday by adding nights in one or more of Hawaii’s other islands to your stay in Honolulu. As a rough guide, allow and extra €200 per person for the each inter-island return air fare (including taxes) but remember you will have to pay at the check-in desk for your bags (estimate $25 per checked bag) on each flight segment.

Below is a guide to the prices for 5 nights, room only accommodation on the islands of Maui, the Big Island and Kauai. Prices are shown per person, including local taxes, but do not include resort fees payable locally to the hotel.

You will almost certainly require a hire car while on Maui, the Big Island or Kauai. Allow an estimated extra €300 for 5 days, 2-door economy hire car with LDW insurance and unlimited mileage. Hotels usually include the cost of self-parking in their daily resort fee charge.

Disclaimer: These indicative prices are intended as a guide only to give you an idea of the budget you would need for your holiday in Hawaii in 2017 and are based on mid-range prices available in the market in October 2016. Subject to availability and exchange rates at time of booking. Resort/Service charges & airline bag charges (if applicable) not included. E&OE.

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