What should you pay attention to when traveling to Hawaii?

Things to note when traveling to Hawaii

Drinking water: Hawaii has high-quality drinking water. You can drink tap water with confidence, or buy mineral water produced in Hawaii in supermarkets.

Tipping: It is customary to tip in Hawaii. The following are tips on tipping. If you think the service is particularly good, you can pay more.

Reference:

Hotel room attendant: $1 per bed.

Porter: $1 per bag.

Bellman: $1 to hail a taxi.

Meal delivery service: 10 to 15 of the total bill. Pay attention to whether "tips", "service charges" or "bounty" are included.

Bars: 50 cents to $1 per drink

Taxi: $15 of the fare

Safety: Ocean safety is important in Hawaii, as advised Don't swim, then don't swim. Look out for signs at local beaches that warn of storms and jellyfish. Be sure to check with a park ranger before heading out on a backcountry hike.

Protection: Use and replenish sunscreen throughout the day. Children need to apply sunscreen containing zinc oxide or wear appropriate summer clothes to protect against ultraviolet rays. In addition, sun hats and sunglasses are also essential.

Tour: The downwind side of the island (usually the west or south side) is dry and sunny, while the windward side is lush and moist like the tropics.