Every year people flock to the beautiful Hawaiian Islands. These islands offer the best of every world for travelers with opportunities to surf in the Pacific, hike along the trails on the beach or climb the volcanoes that make up the island chain while still offering all the amenities of a trip to any other city. And while many people are satiated with spending their time on one island, some like to travel from island to island for a day or two to explore and enjoy all of them.

The most popular islands in the Hawaiian chain are O’ahu, where Honolulu is which happens to be the capital of Hawaii, and Kaua’i. These two islands, while close together, can seem a world apart when you need to get to either from the other and need transportation. Renting a car when you landed in O’ahu would have been a viable option if the “Super Ferry” hadn’t been shut down in 2009 after only two years of operation. This leaves the only options for private transportation, after a short flight or a nice boat ride, up to renting another car on the new island.

As Honolulu has a larger airport it is advisable to fly to O’ahu so as to increase the fluidity of your travels. After you make your way to Kaua’i, finding the best car for your situation becomes of the utmost importance. It is recommended to stay with the same company as you make your travels through the islands for simplicities sake as well as the idea that you will setup a report with them and it will become easier to rent each time. Competitive pricing among the companies available makes your shopping easier because the costs will be nearly identical.