Posted on November 19th, 2008 by Amanda
Kauai Hawaii is know for its beautiful beaches and waters but there’s more to it than that. Here are also a lot you can see and do in the lands of the Garden Isle. Below are the land activities you can enjoy on the island of Kauai Hawaii.
1. Golf
Serious golf players will enjoy Kauai’s golf courses. Not only are the golf courses here considered as one of Hawaii’s best, they are also considered as one of the most challenging in the area. Play golf with an awesome view of the ocean or the mountains and be inspired in scoring a hole in one.
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Posted on October 1st, 2008 by Amanda
Couples know that their dream wedding can get out of hand quite quickly. Sometimes, it no longer becomes the dream of the bride and groom but the dream of their friends and family. This can become quite confusing to any couple and once the astronomical expenses are factored in, this happy and most important day in your life can become a nightmare.
Believe it or not, planning a wedding in Maui can cost less and turn that once planned fantasy, turned nightmare, back into the best time of your life. Many couples are choosing the picturesque landscape of Maui for the place they want to exchange their vows. What could be more perfect? With traditional weddings costing in excess of $30,000 or more, couples are turning to the most romantic tropical paradise to begin their lives together.
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Posted on October 1st, 2008 by Amanda
Getting married in Maui can be a wonderful experience. You can plan the wedding just as you want without interference from well-meaning family and friends.
A fairy tale wedding fit for a princess can be arranged in Maui if that is what you want. You can spend as much or as little as you feel comfortable with but the same applies anywhere. If money is of little or no concern imagine a wedding with a traditional Hawaiian flare. Pamper yourself the day before your wedding as you indulge in a Lomi Lomi massage, a pedicure, facial, and a manicure right in your hotel suite.
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Posted on September 30th, 2008 by Amanda
Maui Hawaii: How Maui Got It’s Name
Among the multiple islands that Hawaii has, Maui is considered as the seventeenth largest island within the vicinity of the United States. It is the also the 2nd largest island included in the Hawaiian islands with about 727.2 sq. miles. Maui is affiliated with the state of Hawaii. Maui belongs to Maui County which also has there other islands along it namely: Kahoolawe, Molokai and Lanai. The four islands combined together will bring you Maui Nui.
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Posted on September 30th, 2008 by Amanda
Originally, the Polynesians were the ones who populated Maui. They came from the Marquesas and the Tahiti. The core of the culture of Hawaii came from the kapu system which was introduced by the Tahitians. The kapu system was a social system that strictly affected the entire aspects of life of the people of Hawaii.
During the mid-1700s, a modern history for Hawaii was paved. It was the time of the Battle of Kepaniwai when King Kamehameha I resided and made his mark in the place of Lahaina after conquering Maui in the year 1790.
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Posted on September 29th, 2008 by Amanda
So, you’re off on your way to Maui, Hawaii. The tropical paradise is the second largest island in our nation’s fiftieth state. When making your travel arrangements, make sure you allow yourself ample time to discover all of the natural wonders of Hawaii and enough time to enjoy every bit of fun that Hawaii has to offer. The crystal clear ocean will offer enough adventure to capture much of your time. You can go sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking, just to name a few. Many of these ventures do not require much skill and are easy on the walletl.
Snorkeling couldn’t be more fun. While you are snorkeling in the ocean you will be flabbergasted by the beautiful coral reefs, fascinating marine life, and the odd looking ocean fish. There are also snorkeling tours that offer picturesque views of nature at its finest, turtle reefs and also the remnants of shipwrecks from long ago. Maui offers magnificent waterfalls and landmark sea caves. The waters cater to both swimmers and surfers alike as the waves are perfect for surfing conditions. There are several areas that are flawless for picnicking and sunbathing.
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Posted on September 29th, 2008 by Amanda
Central Maui offers so much to do, but most people just head straight for their resort, missing the beauty of central Maui. After visiting the toursist attractions inKahului and Wailuku, stop by the Ma’elaea district.
The moment you have reached Wailuku, make a quick right turn on Route 30 and head to Ma’alaea towards the south. Stop at Maui’s Tropical Plantation where you will feast your eyes on a 60-acre wide variety of fruit plantation. Here, you will have the chance to enjoy Maui’s rich agricultural nature, history and some free samples of fresh natural fruits harvested in ideal conditions. You will also be delighted with the different kinds of plants, flowers and trees that are unique and not found in any kind of plantation. If you are a fruit lover, then this is the spot for you. If you go into gift shops, prices are reasonable and inexpensive for that matter. Looking for some Mauna Kea macadamia nuts? Then you can find it inside the plantation at worthy prices and selections.
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Posted on September 29th, 2008 by Amanda
Kahului, Maui, Hawaii’s largest town resides within the depths of Central Maui that is bordered by the mountains at the west and the Haleakala at the east. It is the home for the Kahului Airport and is known to accommodate visitors arriving in Maui. However, the vast majority of tourists don’t stick around to see the beauty in that area. They either go to the resorts of Kihei Coast or West Maui. They usually don’t go to central Maui again nless they wanted to head back home.
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Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Jeff
So, you want your last hurrah, before school starts and summer vacation ends?
Well, there’s nothing like getting a super low last minute deal that comes when you are a vacation and travel club member with our travel company.
Here are some specials you can go to right now (based on availability.. you’ll need to hurry, plus, you’ll need to become a member of our exclusive club, as these savings are for members only!)
1. Hawaiian Princess Makaha – Aug 27- Sept 3rd 1 Bedroom in Oahu, sleeps 5 people
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Posted on July 17th, 2008 by Amanda
The tropical paradise of Maui offers something special for every visitor, but the outstanding offerings particularly well-suited to families surprises many.
Most resorts on Maui provide programs for young guests including planned beach activities. The Westin Maui at Kaanapali Beach Resort is particularly popular with families thanks to the tropical foliage, waterfalls and parrots. The aquatic playground featuring a 128-foot slide makes childhood fantasies come true. Maui hotels and resorts are about much more than a room and a beach and many include special touches to encourage family visitors.
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