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1 Hawaii is an expensive place to live, so most residents are tuned into the best deals and the cheapest places to eat. 2  Skip the guided tours and explore on your own. 3  You will save money and be able to experience the attractions at your own pace. Hawaii is an expensive place to live, so most residents are tuned into the best deals and the cheapest places to eat. 2  Skip the guided tours and explore on your own. 3  You will save money and be able to experience the attractions at your own pace.
According to AAA, the average cost per day for a trip for two to Hawaii runs about $793 for just food and lodging, as of 2008. Even if you choose a less expensive accommodation option that offers a kitchen or kitchenette, you still may not end up ahead on the food costs.