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Where do I stay to visit the east side of the Big Island and/or to see volcano?.Where to stay on the west side Kona districts vs.

West Side Beaches: Which ones should I visit ?.

Snorkeling & diving on the Big Island - Kona Coast & Kohala Coast options.

How can I visit Mauna Kea summit and/or the Visitor Information Station?.

What are the issues about swimming with dolphins?.

Know that you will need to rent a car on any of the major islands except Oahu ( Honolulu) - but a car there is preferable for at least part of your stay. There are resorts that fit your criteria. Share with us your nightly accomodations budget.

But "luxurious" means many things to many people. We can steer you away from the kid-magnets resorts. Determine when you want to travel (as that may impact your island choice) and for how many nights. Get a feel for what the various islands have to offer. Pick up of copy of Hawaii for Dummies (forgive the title) and a good map. You need to acquaint yourself with the various islands - then make your choice. All of the major islands have developed and undeveloped areas. To answer your question - there is no such thing. Please re-post on the generic State of Hawaii forum for more "global" responses. You have posted on the forum for the Big Island of Hawaii - so most of your responses will be from the folk who watch this forum. Kona VIllage Resort used to offer September and part of May as couples time - but they are currently closed for repairs. Fairmont Orchid and the Hapuna Prince or Mauna Kea Hotel are also nice properties. What is your nightly accomodation budget? The Kohala coast is north of Kailua Kona - The Four Seasons, Mauna Lani Bay Hotel (our personal favorite). More information needed to point otherwise. The weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas are also considered off season - as are weeks after Easter until early June. There are certain times of year that may find fewer children on the island - after Labor Day through the week before Thanksgiving is rather quiet (except for October IronMan week). It's a global destination and often even holiday and school schedules overlap. Lanai is less touristy as is Molokai - but for Luxury Lani or The Island of Hawaii would be my choice.įor the most part Hawaii as a state is a famliy destination, family is the heart of the culture. We've been to Kauai, Oahu, and Maui - we find the Island of Hawaii to be relaxed and not crowded.Īll of the islands have quieter spots. The Island of Hawaii is the forum you have posted on, and it is big, thus there are lots of open spaces and it doesn't feel crowded or touristy to us.