What to Bring
Oahu is a busy metropolis with everything you need readily available but with a slightly higher price tag since everything has to be shipped out to our rock. The weather is normally in the upper 70's/low 80's during the day. In fall, it can vary between hot/humid or cool/breezy and rainy. So come with layers and remember... rain is a blessing.
Renting or borrowing various items on island is easily done, and we take care of our 'ohana if you need to borrow anything. We can recommend places to rent items too. There are many stores and plenty of shopping in Honolulu. Here are some suggested items to bring or buy for your trip:
Renting or borrowing various items on island is easily done, and we take care of our 'ohana if you need to borrow anything. We can recommend places to rent items too. There are many stores and plenty of shopping in Honolulu. Here are some suggested items to bring or buy for your trip:
- Sunscreen
- Aloe lotion because you didn't use enough sunscreen
- Beach towel or sarong (check w/ your lodging - many rental properties provide towels)
- Slippahs (aka flip flops or sandals)
- Golf clubs (rentals on islands are pricey)
- Mask, snorkel +/- fins (can also be rented)
- Umbrella +/or rain jacket (rain showers are a blessing!)
- Waterproof dry-bag (if you plan to go diving, fishing, etc.)
- Reusable water bottle (because single-use plastic is bad for the Ocean)
- Reusable bags (there is a plastic shopping bag ban in the islands)
- Wedding attire is island casual and will be on the lawn. Leave your high heels and tuxedos at home!
- Camera/go-pro to capture all the fun adventures we're going to have!
- Small backpack for day trips (hydration backpacks are really good)
