Do people use umbrellas in Hawaii?

You don't see many people using them. In fact, I just don't recall ever seeing them used. I'm sure there have been some along the way but that shows you it's just not a prevalent thing. We usually have one tiny fold up umbrella with us.



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A rain jacket is a good item to have, but make sure it's lightweight as the temperatures will likely still be hot even in the rain. Waterproof shoes are also helpful to staying comfortable through a rainy afternoon.

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Bring a light rain jacket or waterproof poncho that can be folded up small and stashed in your backpack or beach bag during the day. If you plan on hiking rainforest trails, consider packing a waterproof hat.

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Flip-flops should be fine, regardless of where you will go in Hawaii. In fact, some high-end restaurants will allow guests to wear a pair of flip-flops. But some restaurants have dress codes, so it is best to call in advance to find out the most suitable clothing to wear when going for a fancy dinner.

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And chances are, if it's raining in one part of the island, it's sunny on the other coast. (The eastern, or Windward side of each island is usually wetter than the Leeward or west coasts, which are more arid and drier.) Rain shouldn't ruin your day, though. It's what keeps Hawaii's beautiful environment lush and green.

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Aloha attire for women : Slacks and a blouse are great as well as an aloha-style dress and sandals. Aloha attire for men: Aloha shirts (obviously) with either loose fitting pants (think linen or cotton) or tasteful length shorts. Polo shirts are also great.

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While jeans are technically acceptable in Hawaii, they may not be the most comfortable or practical option for exploring the islands. With the warm and humid climate, lightweight fabrics should be your go-to choice when packing for your trip.

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Beach Towel You definitely need to bring a beach towel on your Hawaii vacation, but not just any old towel will do! When packing for Hawaii, you'll want to bring a sand-resistant beach towel or blanket to lounge around on. For drying off, I suggest a quick drying microfiber towel. Leave all other bulky towels at home!

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The State of Hawai'i is home to eight invasive species of mosquitoes - six that bite humans and two that feed solely on plants.

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Niihau, also known as the Forbidden Isle, is a beautiful small island in Hawaii spread across 180 sq km. The island is off-limits to outsiders and only the Robinson family, their relatives, invited guests, government officials and US Navy personnel are allowed here.

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Hawaiian Style Tip #1: Aloha Attire
  1. Aloha attire for women : Slacks and a blouse are great as well as an aloha-style dress and sandals.
  2. Aloha attire for men: Aloha shirts (obviously) with either loose fitting pants (think linen or cotton) or tasteful length shorts. Polo shirts are also great.


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Waterproof Makeup is a MUST have on your next trip to Hawaii. A trip to Hawaii can be a blast, but not every part of Hawaii is makeup friendly. The salty beaches, sweat and summer sun can ruin your makeup. If you feel you need to have your makeup on during your stay, then this post is what you need.

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in short-shorts and that red aloha shirt (forever a classic). In Hawaii, you will see all the above and everything else under the sun! Literally, anything goes. I have been at a dinner show in dressy casual attire, while people next to me were in jeans and t-shirts, and the folks on the other side were in formal wear.

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