10 Ways to Save a Fortune in Maui, Hawaii
Traveling to Maui doesn't have to break the bank. Here are ten practical tips to help you save money while enjoying your trip.
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Traveling to Maui doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are ten practical tips to help you save money while enjoying your trip:
Rent a Condo – Opt for a condo instead of a fancy resort. You can share a two-bedroom condo with friends for about half the cost of one room in a big resort. Just make sure they’re licensed, permitted vacation rentals.
Eat In – If your accommodation includes a kitchen, you can save a lot by preparing your meals. Eat breakfast and lunch at your condo and make sandwiches for the road. Stop by Costco or a local grocery store for supplies. Consider having a few BBQs instead of dining out every night.
Plan Plenty of Beach Days – The beach is free, and many beach activities are affordable. Snorkeling gear can be rented for a small daily fee, allowing you to enjoy Maui’s underwater beauty without spending a lot.
Watch the Airline Prices – Some airlines offer incredible last-minute deals to Hawaii. Sign up for their mailing lists to catch these deals.
Rent an Economy Car – Gas is more expensive in Hawaii than most other States, and you will be driving a lot. Save on gas and rental costs by choosing an economy car.
Best Activities at Best Prices – Don’t dropall your money on a helicopter ride. If you want to see Maui from above, spend a fraction you would on a flight and take a bike ride down Haleakala.
Get Up Early – Maui is best enjoyed during the day. Rising early allows you to make the most of daytime activities and enjoy less expensive dinners. You’ll also avoid crowds and have a more relaxed experience.
Limit Your Bar Tab – While it’s illegal to drink on the beaches in Maui, you can still save money by buying drinks at a store and enjoying them at your accommodation. Make cocktails at home to avoid expensive bar tabs.
Buy Small Souvenirs – Instead of splurging on large, expensive items like a six-foot-tall wooden tiki god, opt for smaller souvenirs from local shops or boutiques. These make great gifts for friends and family without taking a big bite out of your budget.
Be Smart When Eating Out – For the same price of 2 meals at Mama’s Fish House or Morimoto’s you can feed 10 people a few times over at a local spot. Ask locals for the ono grindz, and you’ll likely find yourself in a hole in the wall that you’ll love!
By following these tips, you can enjoy all that Maui has to offer without spending a fortune.
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