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Why are there no boats between Hawaiian Islands?

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Why are there no boats between Hawaiian Islands?

Mostly because the distances between the islands are actually fairly large. There are small passenger ferries between Maui/Molokai and Maui/Lanai, but both trips are under 10 miles.

What happened to the Hawaii Super Ferry?

The Superferry launched in 2007, but was forced to stop operations in March 2009 after a state Supreme Court decision ruled unconstitutional a law that allowed it to operate without a required full environmental study. It was seen as an alternative to air travel and remained a hot topic for years after its demise.

How much is a ferry to the Channel islands?

Visitors who choose to access the islands by boat will be charged between $50 and 75 round trip per person.

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Is there a car ferry between Hawaiian Islands?

There currently is limited Ferry service between some islands, but it does not include the option to take your car with you. Right now, the only way to get your car from one island to another is to ship it.

How do Hawaiians get between islands?

To get around the islands of Hawaii, you can fly by helicopter, travel by ferry or hop on a boat. But while there are options, in most cases, you are probably boarding a flight before saying aloha to your next Hawaiian island destination.

Is there a ferry from California to Hawaii?

Obviously given the distance, there are no land connections between mainland United States and Hawaii, no bridges and no ferries.

Can you stay on Channel Islands?

There are NO services or lodging on the islands. Visitors must bring all their own food and water (potable water is available in the Scorpion Canyon campground on Santa Cruz Island and the Water Canyon campground on Santa Rosa Island).

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Which Channel Island is best?

Santa Cruz Island
The best Channel Island to visit depends on how long you have & what you want to do/see. If you only have 1 day available then I’d recommend visiting Santa Cruz Island or Anacapa Island. Santa Cruz has the best options for day hiking while Anacapa has a shorter, flat-ish trail with amazing views (and lots of seabirds).