Look into a villas and apartments, Maui has a ton of them!!!

You’ll be able to find something on the beach, I’m sure of it.

I wouldn’t go to Hana unless you want to be cuddled up in your room together all day while it rains outside – which is kind of romantic actually.

Be careful of Kihei. The beaches can be dirty. And, there are a lot of condos.

Apart from that you’d probably be happy in any part of Maui.

Lahaina is amazing! In fact, they have a great resort. It is more of a small little community – a super mini and more charming Waikiki. Which, is impressive because Waikiki is charming!

Go over to Lanai for a day trip, it’s really close. It’s a beautiful island!

You’ll have a wonderful honeymoon, Maui is amazing no matter where you go.

OOOOh. Big beach is awesome!

Not sure if you know this, but, you can drive around Maui in a day so you can easily see ALL parts of Maui during your honeymoon.

Susanna

Try the Aina Nalu – rooms are nice – large showers – garden setting – steps away from dining in town. Quiet setting – pool, check it out!
Congratulations!

First decide what you’re looking for in your honeymoon.

Are you guys going to relax and hang at the beach…stay in Wailea. It’s more expensive, but very romantic and the hub bub of visitors isn’t as bad.

If you like to go out at night, shop, and go to the beach…I’d stick with the Lahaina side of the island. I agree with the person who said Napili Kai…I love that beach! It’s a cove that is very protected and pretty. But also, a little closer to town could be The Whaler or really anything in Kaanapali.

Upcountry, (Kula, Makawao, Haiku) is very pretty, but you’ll have a drive to get to the beach.

Hana, and the Hana Hotel, is super nice, but it’s only for the couple who wants a whole bunch of alone time. There’s pretty much nothing out there.

Have fun and enjoy!!!

Kahana Sunset, Napili Kai. There is a resort area- Kaanapali, theres shops and everything in there. Lahaina is a cute shopping village with good restaurants right on the beach, theres also hotels there. You’ll find something beautiful, no doubt.

You can start off by seeing a travel agent or checking out some packages online. There are a lot of stuff to do in Waikiki, but if you want to really experience Hawaii you will need to venture out. You can go skydiving at Dillingham Airfield on the North Shore, Go surfing in Waikiki. Around June Waikiki is okay to surf. Watch out though, because there are tons of tourist and I have been hit by my fair share of boards out there. Instead of just falling off their board, first time surfers kick and jump off making the board fly like crazy. I usually surf Diamond Head instead, longer paddle, but well worth it. You can also rent boards for 10 bucks an hour right on the beach. The water is shallow and the paddle out is easy. If you are a seasoned surfer then head on down to my side of town on the North Shore. I have a blog that has tons of things on Hawaii like restaurant reviews, where to surf, etc, check it out:

so if you guys are all young and single and want to party then Waiki is the place to be…

all or most of the nite clubs in Waikiki stay open until 4am, and thats every night! And they are all right next to each other!! All within walking distance and with great drink specials…

Plus, the hotels are all there too!!

Then during the day the beach is just a walk away!1

Perfect!!!

Enjoy Hawaii!! And come often!!!

Regarding the surf… in the winter, we have large waves on the north shore. During the summer, the surf is not as high, but the larger swells will be on the south shore.

Buy the plane tickets asap the further out you buy them the cheaper. I would look on hotels.com to find the best rates on hotels and it also gives you feed back on how people that stayed there liked it. There are plenty of good bars you can find I liked the one on top of Ala Moana Center. I mean if you met girls they can shop why you drink!!! Who could ask for more! Do expect to pay and arm and a leg unless you befriend some locals. My dad was charged $20 for a drink until my husband walked up and said he was with him the it was only $5. Its crazy!! You have to go to a luau The best one is at the Polynesian Cultural Center, but you will need to call before you go to make sure they are not sold out. That way you can spend the whole day at PCC then have a wonderful Luau and the night show is the best in the world. Surfing you can do on any beach but I would stay away from the tourist side to get lessons the will over charge you. North shore is not that bad in the summer months but you still have to watch the ripe tides they are bad A**!! I hope that you guys have fun!

Waikiki!!!
Rent a condo for a week. Look in rental.
Best surf; north shore/Oahu.

Cattle on St Thomas? There’s barely room on the island for people… there’s no cattle roaming freely on the streets of St Thomas…

There are reptiles, yes… specifically iguanas. And they’re huge! And of course smaller lizards… they eat mosquitoes and are harmless. But Hawaii has bugs… lots of ‘em I’ve been told and weird ones. For me it’s a draw.

If you’re staying at a Marriott timeshare (lucky you)… and you live on the East coast I would go for Aruba, St Kitts and St Thomas… in that order. Personally, I would really love to go stay at Frenchmen’s Reef… their beach is amazing! But Aruba is more “exotic” to me since it’s Dutch.

If you’re closer to the West coast, go to Hawaii. Don’t bother wasting all that time to go to the Caribbean unless you’ve already been to Hawaii.