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Hawaii Travel Made Easy Podcast—Hawaii travel tips, Things to do in Hawaii, Hawaii vacation planning
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Hawaii Travel Made Easy Podcast—Hawaii travel tips, Things to do in Hawaii, Hawaii vacation planning

Author: Marcie Cheung—Hawaii Travel Expert, Blogger & Guide Book Author

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Hawaii Travel Made Easy is the ultimate Hawaii travel podcast for families and first-time Hawaii visitors looking to plan a stress-free and unforgettable Hawaii vacation. Hosted by Hawaii travel consultant Marcie Cheung, this show delivers essential Hawaii travel tips, Hawaii vacation planning advice, and insider insights to help you navigate the Hawaiian Islands with confidence.


Marcie Cheung is a Hawaii travel consultant for families and a Certified Hawaii Destination Expert through the Hawaii Tourism Authority. She runs the popular Hawaii family travel site Hawaii Travel with Kids, has visited Hawaii more than 40 times, and offers one-on-one Hawaii trip planning consultations and itinerary reviews at hawaiitravelwithkids.com.


Whether you're dreaming of your first trip to paradise or planning your return visit, each episode provides budget-friendly recommendations, cultural insights, and must-know Hawaii travel guide information to make your Hawaii vacation planning simple and stress-free. From choosing the right island to figuring out what's actually worth your time, we'll help you create the perfect Hawaii experience!


New episodes drop every Monday & Wednesday!

157 Episodes
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Can Visitors Call Out Residents About Feral Cats? Aloha, Respect, and Knowing Your Place Who this episode is for: Anyone planning a Hawaiʻi trip who wants to be a respectful guest around wildlife and resident communities. What you’ll learn: Why visitors don’t have the same standing as residents to call out community issues like feeding feral cats, and where the rules on feeding feral animals stand right now. You’ll also hear what you can do on your own trip to protect Hawaiʻi’s wildlife. Plac...
Family Trip to Maui During Hurricane Lala: What It Was Really Like (Plus Kid-Friendly Tips) Who this episode is for: Families planning a Hawaii trip in late summer or fall who are nervous about hurricane season, especially with young kids. What you'll learn: How Kendra's family got ready for Hurricane Lala and handled a day without power in a Napili vacation rental with a 4 and 7 year old. You'll also hear what Maui beach parking cost them, what travel insurance may not cover in a hurricane, ...
Why Group Trips to Hawaii Get Messy (and How to Avoid the Group Chat Meltdown) Who this episode is for: Anyone trying to plan a Hawaii trip with a group of friends and already feeling the budget, pace, and activity differences start to pile up before a single thing is booked. What you’ll learn: Why Hawaii specifically tends to turn group trip planning into a slow-motion group chat meltdown, and Marcie’s actual fixes: having a real money conversation before you book, deciding upfront whether e...
Hawaii Holidays Planning Guide: Thanksgiving Through New Year’s (Closures, Costs, Fireworks, and Fukubukuro) Who this episode is for: Families planning a Hawaiʻi trip between Thanksgiving week and New Year’s Day, especially anyone still booking for this holiday season. What you’ll learn: Why the holidays are the priciest time to visit and what to book first, which attractions and restaurants close on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day, and how to plan meals around those closures. You...
Hawaii Travel Made Easy: Meet Marcie (and Owen’s Island Rankings) Hawaii Travel Made Easy is a Hawaiʻi trip planning podcast hosted by Marcie Cheung, a Certified Hawaii Destination Expert who has been to the islands more than 40 times. New episodes come out every Monday and Wednesday, and most of them answer one planning question, like whether you need a rental car on Oʻahu or if a Haleakalā sunrise is worth a 3 a.m. alarm (bring gloves). You’ll also hear trip reports from guests, answers to ...
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