Hawaii Car Rentals Blog

Are you tired of the crowded streets and the bustling marketplaces? Are you bored of your daily work schedule? Are you tired of the long queues at restaurants? If it is so then welcome to the island of Molokai in Hawaii. It is also a known as the friendly island and is the fifth largest island of Hawaii. It has the charm of an old world and attracts people who love nature. It is referred to as the ‘Most beautiful Hawaiian island’ as it has an unparalleled natural beauty and quite unexplored by tourists. There is little pollution in this island that seems to be lost in time. If you plan to visit the beautiful island of Molokai; always go for renting a car for a hassle free trip.

Do you intend to go for a vacation that you will remember all your life? Oahu is the place for you. Once you visit the island you’ll realize why it’s so popular. Being the most populated island in Hawaii, Oahu is counted among some of the most beautiful places to visit on this earth. Golden sea beaches, emerald green waters, and the exotic culture attract many tourists in here every year.

Are you all set for a great holiday in Waikiki? If you want to really enjoy your holiday in Waikiki’s warm climate and its stunning surf breaks, then you’ll need a rental car. It’s a really wonderful experience to drive anytime and anywhere on the beautiful island of Oahu, Hawaii. You will never forget your trip to Waikiki once you’ve traveled to other locations around the world. From the year 2011, you can also hire green cars that can run without fossil fuel (gasoline). So, while you’re enjoying your holiday you can also feel proud to be a proactive environmentalist.

Saddle Road, which is State Route 200 on the Big Island, is now completely paved from the Kona side all the way to the Hilo side of the Big Island. The Mauna Kea Observatory Access Road is also paved between Saddle Road and the Mauna Kea Visitor’s Center. However, beyond the visitor’s center and all the way up to the observatory, it is not paved. It can also be very dangerous. It is forbidden to take rental cars on this unpaved portion. The car rental companies do NOT allow any of their cars to be taken off the pavement, even if they are 4-wheel drive (4WD). Going onto any unpaved area in Hawaii is a car rental contract violation.

Aloha Hawaii Travelers: As the year progresses, the car rental companies usually adjust and sometimes drop their rates. One way I’ve found for you to get the best deal is to reserve your car now to make sure you have it. Then, keep an eye on the 2011 Hawaii Car Rental Rates right up until your travel dates. If rates get lowered, reserve another car at that lower rate and cancel your initial reservations.

Aloha Hawaii Travelers – As of right now, 2011 rates are higher than 2010 rates. My experience is that as the days, weeks and months roll by from now until well into 2011, the car rental companies continually to compare their rates to their competitor’s rates and then adjust their rates accordingly to be more competitive, usually lower.

Aloha Hawaii Travelers – There are some great 4-door Hawaii Jeep Wrangler rates until Dec 13th, 2010. See 2010 & 2011 Rates, Locations, Options, Amenities, Bonuses, Specials at http://www.hawaiicarrentals.net/jeep-wrangler.html.

August 30, 2010 – UPDATE

Aloha Hawaii Vacationers – A couple of the car rental companies I represent provided me with their 2011 Hawaii Daily Weekly Car Rental Rates and their 2011 Hawaii Monthly Car Rental Rates. See links to 2011 on the two sites I just referenced. Two other companies indicated they’ll have the 2011 rates to me later this week. When they come in I’ll post them asap. I’ll start asking Enterprise to see when they’ll have their 2011 rental car rates for 2011 to me. I’ll be posting them all on my 2011 rates pages as soon as I get them.