However, the change in seasons can bring more or less rain in winter, some beaches become unsafe for swimming due to currents and tides, and hiking trails tend to become flooded. There isn't a bad time to visit Hawaii when it comes to warm weather, as temperatures hover around 80 degrees Fahrenheit year-round on all the islands. Molokai and Lanai are your best bets are for those truly looking to get away from it all. The Big Island is a good choice for families, as there are tons of active adventures with a scientific spin, including visiting Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and taking a trip to the top of Mauna Kea to see some of the world's largest telescopes at the Keck Observatory. Kauai offers a more secluded, slower-paced island vacation on its splendid, lush Napali Coast, sunny South Shore beaches, and the sleepy quaint town of Hanalei. The breathtaking views on Maui's Road to Hana are sure to inspire romance. Maui is a popular pick for honeymooners, as its beaches are considered some of Hawaii's most beautiful and the resorts of West and South Maui are spectacular. Those interested in history won't want to miss Pearl Harbor and the Bishop Museum. Oahu is sometimes referred to as "one stop Hawaii" because it offers visitors a sampling of experiences and activities that can be found on all the other islands. Klein is also the Hawaii expert for Fodor's 80 degrees, a Web tool that lets you find a warm-weather escape best suited for your personality based on 20 criteria. Here's an interview with Rachel Klein, editor of Fodor's Hawaii 2010.
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