Advice on Touring Individual Hawaiian Islands
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Hawaii doesn't really have an off season to speak of, it is pretty much warm and sunny year round.
If you do two islands and have chosen Maui as one then I'd definitely do Oahu.
If three I'd add Kauai.
If you do two islands and have chosen Maui as one then I'd definitely do Oahu.
If three I'd add Kauai.
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It can rain in Kaui in Feb, but my experience was that rain would blow across the island and it would still be sunny and warm. That is why Kauai and Oahu are more lush, green and beautiful.
The south side of both islands especially on Kauai are much dryer.
The south side of both islands especially on Kauai are much dryer.
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I have found more rain in Hawaii in both January and February than other months. There are always flowers, but they seem to increase in March. (I once lived on Oahu for a year and have been back a number of times. It's a happy place for me.)
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We were on Kauai for a week one February, and it poured rain everyday. DH and I tried to snorkel wearing wetsuits, and we lasted about 15 minutes. Too cold.
The second week we went to the Big Island, where we had great weather.
The second week we went to the Big Island, where we had great weather.
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