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You've got several options when it comes to moving your personal possessions to or from Hawaii. Shipping a container is one of them—but it's not a one-size-fits all solution. If you're considering packing a 20′ or 40′ container for your Hawaii move, we'll run you through the pros and cons so you can make the right choice for your relocation.  Your 3 Options for Hawaii Moves  If there's one theme throughout the tens of thousands of moves we've completed, it's this: Every move is unique.   You have your own reasons for moving to your new destination. You have your own vision for your move, and you also have your own goals to meet. Maybe you can't imagine feeling settled if you don't move all of your current possessions to your...

Condominiums are a popular choice for many people moving to Hawaii. If a condo is in your Hawaii relocation plan, we'll show you everything you need to know about buying condo insurance, also known as HO-6 insurance. This insurance coverage is both important for protecting your new investment and, in many cases, it's also required.  What makes a condo such an attractive purchase for so many Hawaii residents? In Hawaii, where the typical home value is $809,570, according to Zillow,i a condo can be a more affordable choice. Additionally, landscaping and outdoor maintenance are taken care of by the condo association. Some condos even come with amenities, like access to a gym and a pool. Finally, condos are often located...

Last Updated: 12/06/21 There's a reason the hashtag #LuckyWeLiveHawaii has over 3.3 million posts on Instagram. Living in Hawaii is an experience like no other, and we at Royal Hawaiian Movers get to enjoy it every day.  When you live in a place where the Aloha Spirit is the law, you want to share it with everyone you encounter. If you're thinking about moving to the Aloha State, we want to share with you the top 14 reasons we love it here. (Is now a good time to mention that you'll see rainbows just about every day, including on your license plate and your driver's license?!)  Just in case you need a...

For some, a car is a prized possession with deep emotional significance. For others, it's simply a means to get from Point A to Point B. No matter which category you fall into, owning and maintaining a vehicle represents a significant financial investment. Your car is also your key to getting around and making the most of the area you call home.   Given the big role vehicles play in our lives, it's natural to have equally big questions about moving your car between Hawaii and California. Much like buying or selling your car, it's a significant decision with big implications (including financial ones)!  In this article, we'll walk you through everything you need to consider when moving your car, truck, or SUV between California and Hawaii. Whether you're headed for Hawaii...

Last edited 11/15/2021 When you decide to relocate to Hawaii, you’ll have a lot of choices to make: what to take, what to leave behind, when to make the move, whether to hire moving help, and—the biggest decision of all—which island to make your home. Many people on the Mainland refer to the entire island chain by the single name “Hawaii.” However, the islands that make up the Hawaiian archipelago offer surprisingly diverse lifestyles. You’ll get a taste of “island life” wherever you decide to live, but you’ll soon discover that each island offers its own unique take on the concept. If you’ve got your...

The island of Maui lies a whopping 2,286 miles from California,i making it very clear just how isolated Hawaii really is. To give you some perspective, that's the same distance you'd cover when driving between San Francisco and Louisiana.ii However, instead of cruising paved roads past towns, restaurants, motels, and rest stops, you'd simply be passing over open ocean.   When you consider the magnitude of the journey, you can see why a move to  Hawaii gets complex, fast. (Not to mention that you're also dealing with several different islands, each of which has its own terrain and its own way of doing things.) That's why you wouldn't want to trust your move to just any moving company.   Instead, you want someone who has experience in Hawaii moves, as well as someone with a...