The Perfect Place To Escape the Cold

As we approach the winter season, many people around the globe fly to Hawaii to escape the harsh winter weather. Here we see "snow birds" from the mainland and many second home owners come to the islands during the winter months. It may be a bit bias of me to say this but Hawaii is probably one of the best places to be during the winter season.

You may not have a snowy white Christmas, but you are blessed with bright blue skies, lush greenery, warm weather, and can spend your time soaking up the rays on the beach. Here are a few quick questions some people typically ask when they are looking for a second home during the winter.  

How is the Temperature?

For majority of the Hawaiian Islands you will typically have temperatures in the 76°F to 82°F range and maybe go down to the low 70°s on the really cold nights (that's cold for Hawaii residents).

What is the Weather like?

The islands of Hawaii are typically the same, but this will be more tailored towards Oahu. You will typically see some passing rain showers in the early morning and late evenings. During the day you will typically have blue skies and some clouds. There's usually nice trade winds and maybe once in awhile you will have some rain showers.

Can I go into the water without a wet suit? 

Yes, during the winter the temperature is typically in the upper 70's into the mid 80's so you a wet suit is not needed unless you plan to go far out into the ocean or go scuba diving.  

What do I need to wear in Hawaii during the Winter? 

Wear whatever is comfortable! Most people still wear shorts, t-shirts, and slippers during the winter as Hawaii typically just has Spring/Summer weather. We don't get changing leaves during the fall and no snow (unless you are on top of Mauna Kea on the Big Island). However when the temperature gets into the low 70's, Hawaii residents will bundle up in jeans and sweaters. You can easily spot tourist from colder climates as they are still in shorts and a t-shirt. 

Overall, if you are looking for a second home to escape the cold, let me know. Hawaii may be the perfect place and you may surprised at what you can find.

Here is a quick aerial flyover taken on 12/24 at Ala Moana Shopping Center which is located right outside of Waikiki and next to Kakaako. Click here to see all Ala Moana properties listed for sale.

(Continuous Aerial Flyover from Ala Moana - Showcasing the island famous Ala Moana Santa Clause)