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My favorite hotel on Oahu is the Pacific Beach Hotel. You can go on Expedia.com and whenever you plan on taking your honeymoon, put the date you want to fly to Hawaii, and check on flights and hotels in Hawaii. They will show you the diffrent hotels and the flights and how much it costs.
There is also a very delightful sunset dinner cruise. The Navatek 1 Sunset Buffet Dinner Cruise. Good food, entertainment!
The Blue Hawaii The Show at the Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel. The Elvis impressionist is the greatest!!

Hotel: Aqua Resorts (www.aquaresorts.com) They have bought out MANY of the hotels in Waikiki and have been renovating them. The Aqua Waikiki Wave is quite good. If you want to go REALLY cheap but not “roach motel” quality, I would recommend the Royal Grove Hotel. It is incredibly inexpensive but it is near the beach and offers some nice amenities (www.royalgrovehotel.com).

There are no cruises for 1 or 2 nights around the islands. The only cruises that go around the islands are run by NCL and they are all 7 days.

As for activities…you can check (www.hawaiiactivities.com) to see the base prices for many of the activities located on all the islands in Hawaii. There prices are the retail rates from the activity providers, so you can scout around for discounts from there.

Hope this helps!

Think scuba diving and sailing ..the starry starry nights are to die for. VERY Romanic..and the best thing is to check out the camp sites…they are rustic but a great adventure. Just a reminder that the east-facing side of any island in Hawaii always gets the rain and the west side (leeward) is windier. And crime still exists even in paradise so stay near public places and do not explore unfamiliar places at night. Also leaving valuables in a car in quiet areas like these camps sites is an invitation that will be taken.
You will love the variety of insects (mosquitos) and lizards….
well ok you may want to plan for this..*smile* they’re everywhere. You will however need to get a permit in order to camp, the good news is that it’s free but you’ll have to pay something for staying at the campsite just like in mainland USA. Cabins may run you 10 or 15 a night ….which is still a great value.
This is the free permit application location: DLNR website
Oahu State Parks are the best, (All have restrooms and showers):
1-Malaekahana Beach Park (west side) Beach is clean and really awesome! Excellent beach, with available beach houses and campsites.
2-Sand Island State Recreation area (weekend only). It’s on Sand Island in Honolulu. Fantastic view of Honolulu. You can stay here to check out the rest of Honolulu. But it is only a small beach.
3-Kahana Valley State Park (also west side). Known as a good bodysurfing beach and it has a fishpond!

You may want to plan a couple of days at a really fancy Hotel and then spend the rest of your honeymoon at one of these camp sites and explore. I do recommend the scuba diving though.
Take lessons before you leave and bring plenty of film for the camera.
Congrats!!!

I’ll tell ya one thing: Hawaii ain’t cheap. So dont go there thinking you wont spend very much money, because you will. But I personaly think that the money is worth it.