Car Rental Hawaii: Angebote im Preisvergleich

Those who rent a car in Hawaii will find an island brimming with natural beauty, world class amenities, and a laid-back atmosphere unlike anywhere else in America. You'll have access to the very best mountains, beaches and attractions that the state offers. Find your cheap car rental in Hawaii and give yourself the freedom to see it all at your own pace. In Hawaii the only rule is: there is no timetable - with your own set of wheels, you can abide by that rule.

Car rental Hawaii - the most important rental sites

Hawaii is actually comprised of a collection of islands, so you'll need to know where you're going before you pick your rental site. Find a Hawaii car rental on the big island, or hop the islands and pick up a new car at each site - the choice is yours. You can also rent long term in Hawaii so you can explore the whole state in depth. Whether you're exploring the island of Hawaii (or 'The Big Island' as it's known locally), the volcanoes of Maui, or the thriving Oahu, you'll have the vehicle that's right for you. Some places you can find good deals on Hawaii car rental with the help of our service include:

• Honolulu
• Kahului
• Kauai Island
• Kona
• Hilo
• Hoolehua

Planning your Hawaii car rental

There's a little something for everyone in Hawaii whether it be golfing, hiking, exploring, shopping, or simply lying on one of the many fabulous beaches. Some attractions are must-sees for all travellers to the state. Here are some of the best you can see when you rent a car in Hawaii.

The 240 km long Hawaii belt road winds through lush forests and offers many highlights, most notably waterfalls. You'll be driving next to the ocean on your way to Hana, a relatively secluded Hawaiian village that still has much of its original cultural character.

Here, heavenly beaches are plentiful, and you can tour them all in your own rental car. Lanikai Beach in Oahu is a local favourite, offering turquoise waters, palm trees, and white sand that make it the perfect picture postcard beach. Hanalei Bay Beach in Kauai is also recommended, as is the popular Hapuna Beach State Park on the Big Island. If you enjoy surfing, there are endless possibilities in Hawaii for beginners as well as advanced surfers. Just pack your rental car and go.

You will not have seen anywhere like Hawaii Volcanoes National Park before. This park features an active volcano that has been flowing with lava since 1983. Visit at night and you'll see the glowing red lava shining brightly, or visit during the day and see it in all its glory – but don't get too close! There's also the Crater Rim Drive, a 17 km self-guided driving tour that includes varied landscapes such as volcanoes, craters, rainforests and sulphur banks.

Getting around when you rent a car in Hawaii

Most people will have no problems driving in Hawaii, especially if they're used to driving in the States and other places where cars drive on the right side of the road. In fact, the trouble you might have is getting used to driving in a laid-back environment. Don't sound your horn unless it's absolutely necessary. Roads are well paved and generally not busy unless you're near one of the state's main hubs. Road signs are clear.