Is there any all inclusive resorts in Hawaii?
As a rule I don’t have anything against all-inclusive resorts, but based on my experiences on my three trips to Maui and one to Kaua’i, I’d say it wouldn’t be conducive to enjoying the full Hawaii experience. I haven’t visited all of the islands, but to fully appreciate Maui and Kaua’i you need to rent a car and drive around to see the sights. Driving the road to Hana is an all-day experience, so you’d miss three meals at the resort that day. Most snorkeling cruises include lunch, and you definitely will want to go to a luau if you’ve never been to Hawaii before. The approach I recommend is to find comfortable but affordable accommodations, rent a van that comfortably seats 7, and be free to explore the island. If you rent a condo with a full kitchen as I did, you can prepare some of your own meals or pack your lunch for an excursion, saving money and giving you more freedom for sightseeing. Of course you’ll probably want to enjoy some of the local restaurants too, but many of them are