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Hawaii, also known as the Big Island is the largest of the Hawaiian Islands, although not the most populous ones. If you’re after a rental car here, simply type into the search box above your preferred pickup location on Hawaii. Most visitors arrive at Kailu-Kona International Airport, although vehicles are also available in Waikoloa and at Hilo International Airport.
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No, there are no toll roads on the Big Island.
Parking is often limited at popular beaches, especially during peak times. Arrive early to secure a spot. Some beaches might have small parking fees.
Public transportation is limited. The Hele-On Bus service covers some areas, but renting a car is recommended for more convenience and flexibility.
The Mamalahoa Highway offers coastal views, the Saddle Road takes you through volcanic landscapes and the Chain of Craters Road in Volcanoes National Park is a must-see.
From Hilo, you can visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, see Akaka Falls, or explore the lush Hamakua Coast. Each offers unique landscapes and experiences.
Yes, parking is available but can fill up quickly during busy times. Arrive early to secure a spot and enjoy the park's attractions.
Driving to Mauna Kea Summit requires a 4WD vehicle due to steep, rough roads. Parking is limited, so check weather conditions and road advisories before visiting.
In Hawaii, the "Aloha" law requires drivers to allow pedestrians to cross the street. Always yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.
Check our Hawaii section for more information including answers to frequently asked questions about renting a car on the archipelago.
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