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TUG Member
My wife and I are thinking of booking 2 weeks in Hawaii in mid-February, 2020 using Destination points. We live on the east coast, so we're thinking 2 weeks would be about right--anything less would not be worth it. We've only been to Hawaii once, about 20 years ago, and that was to the Big Island. I'm thinking it would be nice to do one week on one island and the other week on another (not interested in revisiting the Big Island).
Not sure about the logistics--I assume arranging flights to and from Washington, DC to different islands is no problem, nor would arranging a puddle jumper from one island to another. Any input?
What I'm most curious about is which 2 resorts would be recommended. We would need a 1 bedroom, no need for a 2 bedroom--which would appear to eliminate two of the resorts: the Waiohai Beach Club, and Kauai Lagoons don't seem to have 1 bedroom units.
Of the remaining Marriott timeshare properties, Kauai Beach Club on Kauai (2,450 points in February), Maui Ocean Club--Molokai, Maui & Lanai Towers on Maui (2,925 points), Maui Ocean Club--Lahaina & Napili Tower on Maui (3,550 points), Ko Olina Beach Club on Oahu (3,275 points) which two would people recommend. Is the Kauai Beach Club much cheaper for a reason?
Which two of the three islands--Kauai, Maui, and Oahu--would you recommend? Which resorts? My wife and I are in are 60s, but active and enjoy beach, hiking, snorkeling, swimming, golf, sightseeing, dining, seeing local culture and history. Enjoy dining, but not necessarily looking for wild nightlife.
Thanks
Not sure about the logistics--I assume arranging flights to and from Washington, DC to different islands is no problem, nor would arranging a puddle jumper from one island to another. Any input?
What I'm most curious about is which 2 resorts would be recommended. We would need a 1 bedroom, no need for a 2 bedroom--which would appear to eliminate two of the resorts: the Waiohai Beach Club, and Kauai Lagoons don't seem to have 1 bedroom units.
Of the remaining Marriott timeshare properties, Kauai Beach Club on Kauai (2,450 points in February), Maui Ocean Club--Molokai, Maui & Lanai Towers on Maui (2,925 points), Maui Ocean Club--Lahaina & Napili Tower on Maui (3,550 points), Ko Olina Beach Club on Oahu (3,275 points) which two would people recommend. Is the Kauai Beach Club much cheaper for a reason?
Which two of the three islands--Kauai, Maui, and Oahu--would you recommend? Which resorts? My wife and I are in are 60s, but active and enjoy beach, hiking, snorkeling, swimming, golf, sightseeing, dining, seeing local culture and history. Enjoy dining, but not necessarily looking for wild nightlife.
Thanks