Travel insurance for Hawaii vacations

Even when traveling within the U.S., it’s important to stay updated with travel alerts that can affect your trip and Travelex coverage.

Here’s how you can stay in the know on the go:

• You can receive instant notifications from our Travel On app about potential safety risks while you’re exploring Hawaii — whether you're enjoying the beaches of Hanauma Bay or wandering Haleakala National Park in Maui.
• We share updates about events that could affect your Travelex coverage for your Hawaii vacation on our travel alerts page.
• Take a look at the U.S. Department of State's travel advisories website for possible traveler risks in Hawaii.

Yes, it's a good idea to get travel insurance even if you're traveling with an organized tour. While many tour groups provide some level of assistance, they may not offer coverage for unexpected events like flight cancellations, lost luggage, or medical emergencies.

Travel insurance can help protect you in these situations and more, so you’re not left struggling with expensive surprises on your own. Even in a carefully planned group tour, unforeseen things can happen, and having travel insurance adds an extra layer of security to your Hawaiian adventure.

Yes! Our rental car damage upgrade can help with unexpected situations like vandalism or accidents while you’re road-tripping the scenic Hana Highway or volcanic landscapes of the Big Island. You can add this upgrade to our Ultimate, Advantage, Essential, or Travel Med Go plan.

Want to be eligible for reimbursement after footing the bill for repairs and fees charged by your rental company? Learn more about our road trip travel insurance now.

Yes, all our plans can offer travel insurance for Hawaii cruises — all you need to do is determine which plan may offer the right amount of coverage for your trip. Our plans can help with unexpected issues like trip cancellations, delays, or medical emergencies and evacuations while you’re at sea or visiting Hawaii’s beautiful ports.

Learn more about our cruise travel insurance before you set sail.

Yes! With our base plans, you can have coverage for certain adventure activities like surfing the glassy swells in the Pacific or hiking the Kalalau Trail on Kauai.

Want to try something more thrilling like scuba diving deeper than 75ft in Maui or skydiving on Oahu’s North Shore? Our adventure activities upgrade offers coverage for certain activities like these that are not included in our base plans.

Check out our adventure travel insurance page to learn more.

Our Ultimate, Advantage, and Essential plans offer trip cancellation coverage, so you can receive reimbursement for eligible reasons listed in your policy. Just make sure you include your full nonrefundable trip cost when getting a quote and buying your policy to ensure you’ll have enough coverage.

Want the flexibility of being able to cancel your trip for any reason? Our cancel for any reason upgrade* may be a great addition for you — it’s available on our most comprehensive plan, Ultimate. With this upgrade included in your policy, you can call off your Hawaii vacation for any reason up to two days before you depart and receive up to 75% ($7,500 maximum) of your insured trip cost back.

Important: The cancel for any reason upgrade applies if you purchase the Ultimate plan with the upgrade within 21 days of making your first payment for the trip and 31 days or more before your departure date. Also, you must insure all your prepaid and nonrefundable expenses, but keep in mind that there’s a limit — your trip’s total cost can’t be more than $10,000.

_{*Cancel for any fortuitous reason in NY.}

Yes, whether you want to make a quick detour to Japan for sushi or Australia to explore the Great Barrier Reef, we can offer coverage as long as you’re not visiting an OFAC-sanctioned country or one of our blocked destinations.

When starting your travel insurance quote, select the location where you’ll spend the majority of your time. For example, if you’re staying in Hawaii for a week and spending two days in the Philippines before heading back, you should list Hawaii as your primary destination.

You can find out your travel insurance cost for Hawaii easily by getting a quote. Just click the orange “Get quote” button below.