Hawaii Car Rentals

Renting a Car in Hawaii has never been this Easy

Welcome to AlohaRents Hawaii Car Rental, your go-to source for affordable and reliable car rentals in Hawaii! Hawaii is a beautiful destination, and renting a car is essential to explore and experience the islands’ natural beauty fully. We are committed to providing you with the best car rental experience possible.

We make renting a car easy and stress-free. You can compare rates on our website up until the day of your trip, and we don’t charge any fees for reservations, prepayments, or cancellations. In addition, our partnership with major car rental companies guarantees high-quality service and support from our knowledgeable staff.

Our customer service is our top priority. We assist you in choosing the best car rental options for your trip and offer continuous support throughout your journey. If you encounter any issues during your trip, we are always available to help.

We take pride in offering competitive prices and discounts from major car rental companies. We also provide complimentary extras, such as additional drivers and reduced rates for young drivers, saving you money at the rental counter. With our assistance, you can secure your car rental in Hawaii whether you plan a short or extended stay. Let us help you save money on a car rental so you can allocate your budget elsewhere.

Don’t wait any longer to explore the islands of Hawaii. Book your car rental with AlohaRents Hawaii Car Rental today and experience the beauty of Hawaii with the freedom and convenience of your own car!

The Aloha State

The Hawaiian islands occupy 6423.4 square miles of land within the Pacific Ocean, far from other land masses. These islands are so remote that they possess a time zone of their own: Hawaiian Standard Time. To further illustrate their remoteness, they lie 2390 miles from the United States and 3850 miles from Japan. Hawaii became the 50th state of the United States in 1959.

Historically, evidence shows that Polynesians inhabited the islands between approximately 124 and 1120 AD. However, following this period, minimal physical history survived. Only historical legends remain of migration from the southern islands of ancient Polynesia. The islands were once a monarchy. Seven kings and one queen individually ruled the islands.

In 1778 British explorer James Cook headed an expedition in the Pacific that is likely to have been the first European group to reach the Hawaiian Islands. However, this is disputed by those who believe that the Spanish captain, Ruy López de Villalobos, was the first European to arrive in the island chain in 1542.

The Hawaiian Islands comprise 137 islands; however, some are barely larger than rocks. As a result, only eight are well-recognized, and 6 are popular tourist destinations. Each developed island is unique for its climate, geography, and those attractions that take advantage of these island features. For example, Mount Waialeale, in the center of Kaua’i, receives more than 450″ of rain annually, so hiking in rain gear to see magnificent waterfalls is a special treat here. Cactus thrive on Maui. They are easily recognized on a drive along the slopes to Haleakala National Park, where the landscape is moonscape-barren. Farmers’ Markets on each island showcase the bounty of rich, volcanic soil. Look for avocados, guavas, vanilla, macadamia nuts, coffee, pineapples, and bouquets of tiny orchids among the vendors’ booths.

Weatherwise, it’s always pleasant in the Hawaiian Islands! The state of Hawaii is a tropical paradise. Daytime temperatures generally range from 75º-90ºF year-round and 70º-80ºF degrees at night. Occasionally, nighttime winter temperatures dip toward 50ºF. And temperatures in all higher regions of the islands will be chillier.