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Unless you have at least 10 days (14 or more is much better) to play with, we do not recommend a Multi-Island golf adventure. Due to check-out/check-in times for lodging, vehicles and increased airport security, you will lose a day of your visit (and golf) for very little payback. And unless you stay at least seven nights on each island (Big Island/Kauai/Maui), you will lose many added values, like free vehicle days and room nights, which will raise the cost of your Hawaii golf adventure considerably. Inter-island air is also at its highest price levels of all time and you will pay for your bags on those flights. Under no circumstances should you consider visiting all four major islands. No matter what, make sure The Big Island—The Golf Capital of Hawaii is one of the islands you choose to visit.

The one exception to our inter-island advice is if you are planning to visit The Island of Oahu at the end of your visit (generally the best scenario). If you’d like to see some of those famous sites, spend a week on The Big Island and the last three nights (give or take a night) on Oahu.

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