Getting around the Hawaiian Islands is a once in a lifetime experience. TO see one island is amazing enough, but to see more than one or even all 4 major islands, takes at least 2 to 3 weeks. I made this video to put the Hawaii travel plans into perspective.
Travel between Hawaiian Islands – Cost, Transportation and Places To Stay

I had imagined huge bridges connected
Great video
How do you get from island to different islands? It's boat or fly
I stayed in a couple maui hostels in kahului/wailuku. About 45 a night. But I shared a room with up to 6-8 people. I was quite unsure at first…but it was something I never experienced before. I would do it 100 more times if I could. Westside Lahaina also has hostels for about 100$ each. Also you must present a flight ticket proving you are only visiting for a short time. Cant rent hostels as a local/resident. Tourist only.
I think he's trying to subtly drop that Hilo has good pakalolo
You can also use your rental and park at a 24 hour gym, hotel or walmart parking lot.
Thank you!
this guy is like a hawaii travel guru
Carl Vinson?
What happen to those coupon books they used to sell out of both atms for interisland flights?
thanks for making this. very helpful
Thanks Jeff for all your videos on Moving to Hawaii. Super informative & helpful! – I am from Malibu, California, and my husband and I plan on moving to either Maui, Oahu or Kauai, God willing!. I really enjoy all the education I get from your videos on moving to Hawaii. Our plan is to buy usable, raw farm land like min. 4 acres or more, with ocean views, and build a house with guest house and pool on a large, lush acreage. I am a farm girl and want to have large land to plant lots of fruit trees, organic veggies, raise bees (bee hives) on my new land in Hawaii – be self sustainable and eat off of our land. Do you think that's a good idea? – Thanks Jeff, God bless you! – Lea Johnson
you da man
Nice shirt
Thanks J, up until now I assumed that you have to land first in Oahu in order to get to the other Islands. We want to visit both Maui and (Kuai?), (Kuaiau?), (Kauia)? …you know what I mean!
Thanks that was great. Just added a few more things on my to do list.