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Most Popular Spots in Hawaii to Retire

By    |   Wednesday, 03 June 2015 08:31 PM EDT

Depending on what your passion and price range is for retirement life, there is a Hawaiian island made for you. Golf enthusiast, beach bum, or laid-back urban dweller can all find the ideal Hawaiian island to retire to with just a little bit of research. The most popular, according to MarketWatch, would be Kaneohe and Paia, but Honolulu and Kona rank at the top as well. For those with an endless budget, Honolulu and Maui are ready and waiting for you. For those wanting to stretch their budgets, check out these other hot spot options.

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  1. Kona/Kahola Coast
 - With the most professional-style golf courses in Hawaii, Kona is the best spot for those looking to improve their golf game with their new found time off. According to the Hawaiian Tourism Authority, the Kahola Coast is home to some of the best in spas and dining in Hawaii, as well as, beautiful white sand beaches to bask on all day long.
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  3. Kaneohe
 Nestled - just 25 minutes from Honolulu, Kaneohe boasts some of the most beautiful views in between the mountains and ocean. There is plenty to do in Kaneohe as it offers plenty of hiking, fishing and boating. Retirees also have access to three public golf courses as well as a multitude of volunteer opportunities.
  4. Paia - Having been voted "Best Island" by Conde Nast Traveler magazine, Paia offers up some of the friendliest neighborhoods you can find in Hawaii where "everyone knows your name" and the sounds of "Aloha" ring out freely. With trinket shops are on every corner, Paia will make even the shyest of retirees into a local.
  5. Honolulu and Maui
 - Whatever you want to do with your retirement, Honolulu and Maui can provide it. From golfing to shopping, beaches to gorgeous views, if you have the budget then you can live the life of luxury on these two islands. Very popular with tourists and retires alike, the healthcare, luxurious shops and city-like feel make Honolulu and Maui the most popular destination for retirees.
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Depending on what your passion and price range is for retirement life, there is a Hawaiian island made for you. Golf enthusiast, beach bum, or laid-back urban dweller can all find the ideal Hawaiian island to retire to with just a little bit of research.
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