Thread: SCHOOL HOLIDAYS HAWAII

Hi Vicki, I see you're still trying to avoid the crowds. I've got to go along with VenusFan, most school holidays (even in Hawaii) are one day, so that shouldn't be a factor in choosing a travel date. However assuming you want to avoid the crowds at the beach, avoid Easter/Spring Break, the last week of April/first week of May (Japan's Golden Week), the summer and the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Drop a line to Randy (Chicago correspondent), he jets over there all the time and will have a better idea on good travel times.

and Vicki before you ask
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Hi, could someone please tell me what time is the sunrise and sunsetat the beginning of October in LA? Thanks </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hawaii doesn't observe daylight savings time.

Keep'em flying

They're right. School holidays vary from island to island and from district to district even on the same islands. Some schools have year-round school and others don't.

The best times for Hawai'i travel is right now: January (after New Year's) thru about mid February and September (after labor Day) thru most of October.

Avoid June as most mainland schools let out and everyone is off on their first vacations. Not to mention all those pesky weddings on the beach that interupt your sun. Add to the list major holidays like Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years and the like.