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Timeshare trade to Kauai
We own a timeshare week here in FL (with Interval International) and are hoping to trade the week for one in Kauai in June 2013. Is it easy to find an available week or is Kauai a really hard place to trade to?
These are the 3 resorts we're looking at:
1. Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas (Interval)
2. Marriott's Waiohai Beach Club (Interval)
3. Marriott's Kauai Beach Club (Interval)
Any suggestions on when I should put the trade request in or how long you think it might take?
Thanks!
Re: Timeshare trade to Kauai
Our wedding on Wilson Island!
We own at the Marriott Kauai Beach Club and I can tell you that you should be trading at least a year ahead, especially to get the week you want. All three of those resorts in Kauai are extremely popular and Kauai itself is an extremely sought after vacation destination. You should call asap and see if there is anything. Put your trade request in now and wait and see if something comes up. That's the thing though, you may be waiting and waiting and nothing will even come up available. Kind of the chance you take while forgoing other resort availability options in the meantime.
Just an FYI, Interval International is the timeshare trading company, no resorts are owned through them, you become a member just to trade or purchase getaways, etc.
Which resort do you own that you are wanting to deposit for a trade if you don't mind me asking? We actually traded for a Hyatt resort in Key West this year (going next month).