Are you planning to spend a day or two exploring Hawaii on your own schedule?
Whether you'd like to visit scenic viewpoints, beautiful beaches, golf courses, shopping areas, or simply enjoy the flexibility of independent travel, a rental car can be a convenient option during your stay.
It may also be an excellent choice for VIP travelers, families, golf enthusiasts, or anyone who prefers a more private and flexible travel experience.
Hawaiian Thing is pleased to work with Go Rentals, offering a selection of quality rental vehicles throughout Hawaii.
Click below to explore available vehicles and make a reservation.
Go Rentals | Luxury Car, SUV, and Sports Car Rentals
Go Rentals is a premier car rental service specializing in elevated, personalized experiences for luxury travelers.
A Broadway-style night in the heart of Waikiki. Staged in a purpose-built 750-seat theater at the Royal Hawaiian Center, Rock-A-Hula moves from authentic hula and fire knife dance to tribute performances honoring Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson.
A single cruise can connect Oahu, Maui, the Big Island and Kauai. Because port time is limited, how you plan each day ashore decides how much of the island you actually experience.
Before confirming your Hawaii trip, take a moment to review your travel documents, identification, and essential travel items. Preparing these in advance can help prevent unnecessary stress and allow you to enjoy a smoother and more relaxing Hawaii vacation from start to finish.
Ten things worth settling before you book. Start with the fact that Hawaii really has two seasons, and which one you travel in decides what you can actually do once you are there.
Seven nights from Honolulu to Maui, Hilo, Kona and Kauai on Pride of America, and what the days ashore, the ship and the cabin fares are actually like.
Six major islands, and the one you pick shapes the whole trip. Oahu runs on energy, Maui on polish, Hawaii Island on raw volcanic power, Kauai on quiet. Here is how to match the island to the holiday you actually want.
There are no bridges between the Hawaiian Islands and no car ferry, so a short flight is the only practical way to reach the Big Island, Maui, or Kauai. The flights run under an hour, but the day around them takes far longer. Here is how to plan an island hop that is actually worth the time.
