My husband and I are taking a month-long vacation on the Big Island of Hawaii, and we plan on renting a car to get around. But we’re unfamiliar with the roadways. Are there toll roads in Hawaii?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
That sounds like a spectacular vacation! Currently, there are no toll roads in Hawaii.
To help you get your trip started in this beautiful state, here are a few of the best scenic routes to consider when you’re driving around the Big Island:
Highway 200 (Saddle Road): Reaching an elevation of 6,632 feet, Saddle Road runs from the Kona Coast to the Hilo side, and you’ll get to see the volcanoes of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa
Highway 137: This drive is short and sweet but ends at Kalapana near the Kilauea Volcano
Chain of Craters Road: This 20-mile scenic drive, located inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, starts from the slopes of the Kilauea Volcano, stretches along the lovely coastline of the Pacific Ocean, then ends at the Holei Sea Arch
Thankfully, you can save money by not paying any tolls in Hawaii. And if you’re looking for other ways to save on car-related expenses, give
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