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Hawaii calculateur de coût 2026

A realistic 2026 Hawaii trip: a couple from Los Angeles to Honolulu for 7 nights in a Waikiki condo ($205/night plus the 13.25% lodging tax), a car at $60/day, food at $78/person/day and one luau for two ($300) — round-trip airfare $1030 at the midpoint of the $380–650/person band — lands at roughly $4467.1375 total, $2233.56875 per person (between $4197.1375 and $4737.1375 depending on fare season). The same week in a full resort hotel with resort fees ($45/night) climbs to about $6209.0875. Oahu is the one island where the car is optional; on Maui, Big Island and Kauai it is near-essential. Adding a second island costs $90–140 per person.

Flights (LAX round trip ×2)$1,030 (380–650 /person)
Lodging (condo 7 nights + 13.25%)$1,625
Car + food + luau$1,812
Total / per person$4,467 / $2233.56875
Same week at a resort (fees in)$6,209 (+$1741.9499999999998)
Interisland hop (per person)$90–140
SAR equivalent (total)≈ 16,751.766 SAR

Entrées

Origin airport (round trip, per person)

Cheapest island overall: the most flights, the most hotels and the only island where you can skip the car.

Interisland hops (Hawaiian/Southwest, ~45 min) run roughly $90–140 round trip per person booked 2+ weeks out; same-week bookings can hit $200+.

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Travelers
Lodging type

Condo: $205/night + 13.25% lodging tax, kitchen trims the food bill

Rental car

Oahu is the one island where a car is optional: Waikiki is walkable, TheBus (#20/19 from the airport) covers the island, and tours shuttle you to Pearl Harbor and the North Shore.

Activities (per person)
Default scenario: LAX couple · Oahu · 7 nights · condo · car · luau — edit inputs
Trip total — 7 nights × 2 travelers
$4,467.14
$2,233.57 per person — range $4,197.14 to $4,737.14
≈ 16,752 SAR (pegged rate)
Flights — LAX → Oahu (Honolulu) ×2
$1,030 ($380–$650)
Lodging — $205 × 7
$1,625.14 (13.25%)
Car — $60/day × 7
$420
Food — $78 × 2 × 7
$1,092
Luau night ×2
$300
Grand total (mid fare band)
$4,467.14
Per person (×2)
$2,233.57
Budget (lowest fares)$4,197.14 · $2,098.57/pp
Typical (mid fares)$4,467.14 · $2,233.57/pp
Premium (highest fares)$4,737.14 · $2,368.57/pp
The 13.25% lodging tax and resort fees are added automatically; the fare band is $380–$650/person from LAX. 2026 norms, approximate — prices swing by season.
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FAQ

How much is a Hawaii trip from LA in 2026?

A couple flying LAX to Honolulu for 7 nights: round-trip airfare $760–1,300 for both (midpoint $1,030), a Waikiki condo at $205/night ×7 with the 13.25% lodging tax ≈ $1,625, a car 7 days at $60 = $420, food at $78/person/day = $1,092, and a luau for two $300. Total ≈ $4,470 ($2,235 per person) in condo mode — and about $6,210 with a full resort hotel including resort fees.

Condo vs resort in Hawaii — what is the real difference?

A condo gives you a kitchen (cutting the food bill 25–35%) and usually zero resort fees, at mid nightly rates of $205–265 depending on island. A resort buys you the pool, service and managed beach but runs $385–545/night plus a mandatory $45–55/night resort fee plus 13.25% tax on all of it. In practice the resort adds roughly $1,700 to a couple's week on Oahu versus the condo.

Is a rental car needed on Oahu?

No — Oahu is the one island where you can skip the car: Waikiki is walkable, TheBus (routes 19/20 from the airport, about $3 a ride) covers the island, and tours shuttle you to Pearl Harbor and the North Shore. Skipping it saves about $420 a week. On Maui, Big Island and Kauai a car is near-essential — the sights are far apart and transit is thin.

Which is the cheapest Hawaiian island?

Oahu is the cheapest overall: the most flights (lowest fares), the deepest supply of hotels and condos, the cheapest food (about $78/person/day) and the only island where the car is optional. Big Island follows, then Kauai; Maui is the priciest with $265 condos, $545 resorts and $88/day food.

How much does adding a second island cost?

An interisland hop (Hawaiian or Southwest, 45 minutes) runs $90–140 round trip per person booked ahead — about $230 for a couple at the $115 midpoint. Add second/third checked-bag fees ($35–50 each way) and half a day of lost time. Doing Maui and Kauai together realistically costs near $300 per couple; there is no practical ferry between the main islands.

Are Hawaii resort fees real? How much are they?

100% real and mandatory: $45–55 per night at Hawaii resorts, "covering" Wi-Fi, pools and amenities you sometimes never use, added on top of the advertised room rate — and then the 13.25% lodging tax applies to the total. Over a couple's week that is $315–385 extra you never saw in the headline price. Condos usually charge no resort fee, which is why the calculator shows it as its own line.

What does food cost per day in Hawaii?

For a realistic mix (grocery breakfasts, light lunches, casual dinners) budget $78/person/day on Oahu, $80 on Big Island, $82 on Kauai and $88 on Maui. Costco (right before the airport in Honolulu) and food trucks (plate lunches $15–18) are the two biggest levers: a family doing grocery breakfasts and lunches saves 25–35% of the food bill.

When is the best-value season to visit Hawaii?

Best value: mid-April to early June (after spring break, before summer families) and September through mid-December — hotels run 15–30% lower and airfare is softer. Avoid the holidays (mid-December–January: the year's highest prices), spring-break weeks and the Merrie Monarch festival (late March/early April in Hilo). The upside: Hawaii weather is warm year-round, so the cheap seasons are not bad-weather seasons.

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