The news keeps getting better for travelers with their sights set on a Hawaii vacation as more people become vaccinated. Hawaii is open and welcoming all guests, regardless of vaccination status.
If you’re planning a trip to Hawaii and have questions, you’re not alone. Some travelers may not need to provide proof of negative test before entering the islands. To find out if you do, review Hawaii’s Safe Travels Program.
Still have questions? Here are our answers to some of the top questions about planning a trip to Hawaii during COVID-19.
1. How do I get a pre-travel COVID-19 test?
First, all travelers 18 years or older must register with Hawaii Safe Travels and follow the instructions, including:
Testing negative for an approved COVID-19 test 72 hours before arrival in Hawaii.
Uploading your negative test results to Hawaii Safe Travels before landing in the islands.
Completing a health questionnaire 24 hours before arrival.
Presenting your Safe Travels QR code to local officials upon arrival.
Lastly, it’s important to take an approved COVID-19 test. The Hawaii Safe Travels website keeps updated information on its trusted testing and travel partners.
If you’re traveling with children, keep in mind that while children under five are not required to test, older children are. Confirm your test provider tests children over five years old.
Print out these step-by-step directions for stress-free planning.
