Flight from Manila to Kahului

The United States as a massive country undoubtedly has much to offer to the tourists that are keen to come for a visit. Kahului is a hidden gem on its own. While it is not considered a tourism destination, it does offer interesting places that are serene and free from the hustles and bustles of travellers.

Best time to fly from Manila to Kahului

Generally, the climate in Kahului can be said to be semi-arid all year-round with the average temperature between 22.1 degree Celsius in February to 26.5 degree Celsius in July. The peak time to visit Kahului is usually around December to February during the winter season when the weather is comfortable with warm temperatures around 27 degree Celsius. Therefore you can expect prices to go up around this time. On the other hand, the off-peak season to visit Kahului is usually around September to November during fall, which is a humid and chilly period in the city with rain being a common occurrence. This will make it less comfortable to go out to explore the city. Therefore, visitors should check the weather reports before going to this town. However, if you do not mind the weather, this period is great for deals and discounts since the hotel and flight prices will certainly drop.

Main airports available in Manila and Kahului

Ninoy Aquino International Airport – The Ninoy Aquino International Airport is an international airport that is currently serving the Greater Manila Area, being the main international gateway into and from the Philippines as well as to other regions within the country. Also known as NAIA or Manila International Airport by the locals, the airport is located at the Pasay - Parañaque border, which can be found 7 kilometres south of the Manila city and the city of Makati from the southwest direction. The airport is the hub for airlines such as Kahului Pacific, Cebgo, Philippine Airlines, PAL Express, and Philippine AirAsia. This airport consists of four different terminals, namely Terminal 1, 2, 3 and 4 meant to cater to different segments with a shopping mall located at Terminal 3. Access to and from the airport is easy since the airport is well-connected to the city by buses, jeepneys and cars traversing through the roads.

Kahului Airport – Kahului Airport is the main regional airport that serves the census-designated places of Kahului and Wailuku as well as nearby areas, with most of its flights originating from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu. Located about 6 kilometres away from Kahului and 9 kilometres from Wailuku, it is part of the Honolulu-Kahului corridor which is one of the heaviest-trafficked air routes in the country. Opens since 1962, the airport serves as a hub for Hawaiian Airlines. At an elevation of 16 meters, Kahului Airport has a total of two asphalt runways that are 1,521 and 2,132 meters long respectively. In addition to that, it has a single terminal building with the main passenger terminal having north and south areas. Access to the city is fairly easy via buses, cars and taxis.

Climate pattern in Manila and Kahului

Kahului is said to have a hot semi-arid climate according to the Köppen climate classification with dry summer which is due to its location on the serene part of Maui. Winters are not much different from summer, as the temperature would only go down slightly. The average temperature usually could reach an average high of 29.6 degree Celsius whereas the average low could go down to 19.3 degree Celsius. The precipitation is about 453 millimetres annually, which will vary between the months with the wettest months typically around December to March. If you plan to visit Kahului, you will have to take into account the climate pattern mentioned above and make sure you book your flight and hotel early during the peak season as the bookings will get finished faster around that time.

Highlights attractions in Kahului

• Maui Nui Botanical Gardens – Located at Kanaloa Avenue, Maui Nui Botanical Gardens or formerly known as Maui Zoological and Botanical Garden is a botanical garden that was established in 1976. The gardens are focused on conserving plants that are native to Hawaii in general, specifically around the coastal areas of Maui Nui. In addition to that, there are also a handful of Polynesian-introduced plants that can be found. There is also a greenhouse, shade house, picnic tables, playground and restrooms.
• Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum – Found in a small sugarcane growing and milling community in Pu’unene, specifically the house that was once a residence of the mill manager. The museum is aimed to exhibit the long history of Hawaii and its sugarcane plantations, as well as the role of Alexander & Baldwin Company is driving the industry in Hawaii.
• Kahana Beach Park - Kahului is considered as blessed to be located nearby some of the magnificent beaches around. One of the popular beaches in Kahului is Kahana Beach Park. It is a popular attraction for locals or tourist to gather and have a picnic. The main attraction for the beach is the grassy area that is huge enough for people that are keen to picnic. It is also a popular spot for surfing among the thrill-seekers, especially for windsurfing as it has excellent conditions that permit the activity.