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I just wanted some views from those who made two islands in seven or eight of them. When you really have 8 working day, not 7, it's probably feasible, but the big island is probably out - too big to do the mere minimum in 4 workday. You can try the smaller islands, but I would try to find my route.

In only 7 working day you would really advance it, and I would not suggest jumping on the islands with only this amount of gelcoats. Do you want to go to bed for a day or a night? No. Since I have switched job and my holidays are short, we make 8 overnight rides. Five on Maui and three on Oahu. It' so difficult for me to decide on a route.

First I thought of Maui and Kauai, but then I discussed Kona for snorkelling. Then, back to the thought that we should just be an isle for the lightness of planing, but it's such an exertion to get there, and I don't know when we'll be back that I want to see as much as possible.

But I know that I have seen a lot of folks who think you should stay on an isle unless you have more than a whole weekend. They could spend a few nights in Kona, enough to go on a cruise to Kealakekua Bay and maybe snorkeling the dark with mantas. Just keep in mind that your return flight on the whole isle will take almost a whole full time.

I would much rather have the opportunity to discover an isle and relax on the shore. Every single isle will have more than enough to keep you busy for the long haul. is that your aircraft is likely to be landing and returning from the shore.

Reduces the bouncing on the isle. This big isle is huge..... I' d give myself a lot more alone if I were you. The Kauai is OK.... the season of the year makes a big deal on Kauai. WAIKIKIKI is a lot of laughs and there is so much to see and do in Honolulu and around the islands (it's beautiful!).

It is a good mixture of great beach, eating, shopping, aquatic activities and nature-wonder. Seven or eight-night stay in Maui is also very nice. On our first voyage we made 4 islands in about 3-3-(2-1)-3-1. We' re high-energy folks who even slept in two places on Big Island in three whole orchestras.

We went to Oahu (Outrigger Waikiki, 3), Maui (Westin, 3), Big Island (Kona Hilton, 2; Volcano House, 1), Kauai (Coco Palms, 3), Oahu (Outrigger Waikiki again, 1). The next excursions were 2 islands (mostly Maui and Big Island, sometimes Oahu and Big Island) in a one or two weeksjourney.

We' ve learnt to go to an isle and to go home from the last one so as not to go back via Oahu. Nowadays we usually make an isle in a fortnight or two in two fortnight, although in 2006 we made another two in a fortnight on the way back from Japan.

This can be a long journey so that you will have to get exhausted and prepare for the switch. In the past we stayed for two whole days and divided the period between two islands. When you only have a whole weekend, it is, and Hawaii is really good enough to visit, but most of all I would try to remain on one of the smaller islands with a full days trip to another small island.

Kauai + Uahu is good. Each of the three big islands is good. Store Big Island for a longer stay. No need to go to Kona to find good snorkelling. At what season would you come to see us? Four on oaku and four on maui. We' ve been there many occasions, but this one with 11 people.

However, it is certainly feasible if you are planning well. So we went on a trip on the old Hawaiian cruising line, so we spent a little while on each isle. He was my husband's favorite. My favorite part was Maui. However, I do recall the amazing snorkelling in Kona.