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Dive into the Aloha State with Hawaii interisland flights.
Your exploration of the Hawaiian islands doesn’t have to begin and end where you land. Check out your island vacation possibilities with Southwest®.
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Let the island exploring begin.
Wanna see Hawaii? Let your wanderlust lead the way as you explore the wonders that await you in Hawaii. Take advantage of direct interisland flight options and extend your stay.
Let the island exploring begin.
Indulge in each of the Hawaiian islands.
From the Island of Hawaii to Kauai, the Aloha State welcomes you to the Paradise of the Pacific. So, which island will you explore first?
The largest Hawaiian island holds wonders coast-to-coast. Start your getaway on the eastern coast of the Island of Hawaii and take advantage of all Hilo has to offer.
The excitement of the city of Honolulu meets breathtaking beaches on the island of Oahu. Pack your bags and see for yourself why Oahu is called the Gathering Place.
The Valley Isle and Kahului are calling you to explore their lush beauty. Let your island excursion lead you to Maui’s pools, waterfalls, volcanoes, and endless natural wonder.
The west coast of the Island of Hawaii awaits. Drink in the sights, sounds, and flavors the Kona district has on the menu in this ancient place of refuge.
Immerse yourself in the otherworldly beauty of the Garden Island. Lace up your hiking boots and get ready to witness the lush nature that calls the Island of Kauai home.
You can use your points to book any seat, on any flight, no exceptions. Any day, any time, any flight, your points are ready to take you to paradise.
Your points don’t expire.
You can earn points on flights and on everyday purchases with our partners, which makes getting to Hawaii easy. No matter when, or where, you earn them, your points won’t expire.
General travel questions
Southwest flies year-round between Hawaiian islands.
Southwest makes interisland travel convenient with most flight durations under one hour. Some average flight times include:
The Hawaiian islands are temperate year round, but have summer and winter seasons. Average daytime temperatures in the summer (May to October) are around 85 degrees Fahrenheit; winter daytime temperatures (November to April) are around 78 degrees Fahrenheit. It is about ten degrees colder at night. The rainy season is during the winter, November to March. Water temperatures remain comfortable all year long.
Yes! Explore a range of activities and getaways with Southwest® in and around the Hawaii islands and earn Rapid Rewards points when you fly.
Though renting a car is encouraged, there are public transit busing options for getting around Hawaii.
Check the status of your upcoming Southwest flight between Hawaii islands.
We’ve employed stringent cleaning practices such as using electrostatic and anti-microbial spray treatments in the cabin, implemented physical-distancing measures, modified boarding procedures, and provided masks for Employees. Learn more about the Southwest® Promise.
Per the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) regulations, certain fruits, vegetables, plants, and flowers are prohibited in carryon items when traveling between Hawaiian islands. Examples of these carryon restrictions include but are not limited to: fresh fruits and vegetables, berries of any kind, fresh flowers, plants or plants in soil, seeds, live insects, cotton or cotton bolls, and sugarcane.
We don’t have standard or USB plugs onboard, so if your smartphone, tablet, or laptop is running low on battery, we recommend getting a quick charge in the airport prior to boarding.
Animal policies
Pets are allowed to travel with you onboard when traveling between Hawaiian islands. The Southwest® pet policy and procedures must be followed when traveling with your pet between Hawaiian islands.
1First and second checked bags. Weight and size limits apply.
