Travel logistics, plainly
Which bus, which SIM, which gate — worked out before you go.
Practical guides to getting around and staying connected, starting with Hawaii and island trip planning and widening wherever the road goes next.
Written for first-timers
Plain steps in the order you meet them, with nothing assumed about the language you speak or how much sleep you have had.
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Getting there, step by step
Arriving without surprises
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Door to door, in order
Directions begin where you are actually standing — the kerb outside arrivals, the stop, the counter — and carry on to the door you are heading for.
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Fares and timetables move
Schedules and prices change with the season, so a guide points you at the operator that sets them instead of pretending a number is permanent.
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Connectivity is part of the trip
SIMs, eSIMs and pocket hotspots are planned alongside the buses and the gates, because a route you cannot look up is not much of a route.
About
Three Yokai Travel
Three Yokai Travel is a plain-spoken travel guide for people who book their own trips: local transport, airports, trip planning and the small print of staying connected once you land.
It starts with Hawaii and island travel and widens into the buses, trains and travel tech that independent travellers ask about everywhere else.