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Should you bring a water bottle to Hawaii?

Water bottle The water in Hawaii is wonderful, so there's no need to buy bottles. Just make sure to bring a great travel water bottle like this one so that it's convenient to keep it with you all the time.



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RESTRICTED OR PROHIBITED ITEMS: Pineapple and bromeliad plants and fruits. Passion fruit plants and seeds. Cruciferous root vegetables (radish, turnip, daikon, horseradish, rutabaga) Corn on the cob.

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What to bring:
  • Sun protection. ...
  • Casual clothing. ...
  • Comfy shoes. ...
  • Hawaii guidebook. ...
  • Backpack or bag. ...
  • Kids' gear. ...
  • All the extras.


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Hawaii weather is warm and humid, with temperatures between 70ºF to mid 80ºF and the pleasant trade winds. Even so, you'll need pack at least one pair of long pants and a light sweater.

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Towels – Most hotels provide their guests pool/beach towels, which can be taken along those day trips to the beach. You might also consider getting a Hawaiian towel as a souvenir while you're here.

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With that in mind, how much do you need to budget to visit Hawaii? Well, in general, you're going to want an average of about $4000 per week, depending on where you're staying and which island you're visiting on your Hawaii vacation.

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You can travel relatively lightly for a weeklong trip to Hawaii. Your itinerary will ultimately guide your choices, but generally speaking, three bathing suits, a cover-up, a few pairs of shorts and tank tops, a sundress, an extra lightweight layer, and a hiking outfit will more than cover your week's looks.

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To prevent the spread of invasive pests and diseases, APHIS inspects all passenger bags moving from Hawaii to the U.S. mainland, Alaska, and Guam. APHIS officials perform the inspection at the airport prior to your departure. Please be prepared to open and close your own bags.

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Any type of dutiable good, food, plant or animal product must be declared. If you and your travel companions together are carrying $10,000 or more in cash or other negotiable instruments such as endorsed checks, you must declare it upon arrival. If you do not, it is subject to forfeiture.

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Your allotted carry-on bag must fit safely under the seat in front of you or in an approved overhead compartment and is subject to the following additional conditions: not to exceed 9L x 14W x 22H or 45 linear inches (114 cm) (length + width + height); limited to 25 pounds (11 kg).

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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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While it is very common on the Hawaiian Islands to go barefoot or wear flip-flops (locals call them slippers), you should never spend the day at the Polynesian Cultural Center or any of the many outdoor activities across our island without the proper footwear. Make sure you wear some good walking shoes or sneakers!

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Lightweight Rain Jacket: Of course, you can always buy one of those plastic parkas at the local drugstore, but those never seem to do the trick of keeping you dry. Bring something lightweight that is waterproof and can easily be thrown over your outfit to keep you dry.

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In general, foods that are cooked, canned, frozen or commercially processed and/or packaged are allowed to be transported to Hawaii, as long as the product is arriving from within the U.S. Frozen or chilled meats are also allowed to be transported to Hawaii as long as the meat originated from within the U.S.

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