The Grander, Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa

Posted on April 30, 2008 - Filed Under Hotels & Resorts, Maui | Leave a Comment

One of the grandest and most cherished resorts in all of Hawaii is getting even better. The Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa on Maui is moving ahead on its multi-million restoration project. 
The elegant Grand Wailea is committed to enhancing the remarkable features that already make it one of the best resort hotels in its class.
“The re-design and upgrade […]

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Makai Golf Course - Princeville at Hanalei

Posted on April 29, 2008 - Filed Under Golf, Kauai | Leave a Comment

For the typical resort golfer, who’s looking for those famous Hawaii coastline money shots, the Makai has more oceanfront holes running along the North Shore.
The Prince is a favorite among national rankings committees as Hawaii’s top golf course. But don’t let that discourage you from playing this beautiful golf course. 
Both the Ocean and Lakes’ nines weave […]

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The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii

Posted on April 28, 2008 - Filed Under Big Island, Hotels & Resorts | 1 Comment

The Fairmont Orchid in Kamuela, is a tropical oasis poised on 32 tropical acres on Hawaii’s Big Island.
Adjacent to the Francis H. I’i Brown Golf Course, this oceanfront property is a first class resort featuring luxurious guest rooms, full service spa, spectacular dining, swimming and championship golf.
The 540 guestrooms feature teak-wood furnishings, sliding-glass doors that […]

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Hanauma Bay - Best Snorkeling in Hawaii

Posted on April 25, 2008 - Filed Under Activities, Oahu | 1 Comment

Hawaii-specific travel Web site, Best Places Hawaii, has ranked Hanauma Bay on Oahu as the No. 1 snorkeling spot. It made the top spot on its list of “10 Best Snorkeling Spots in Hawaii.”
The location rankings take in account several factors such as scenic beauty, teeming with underwater life, good for beginners, and an accessible location.
Three beaches on […]

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Alan Wong’s Restaurant

Posted on April 24, 2008 - Filed Under Oahu, Restaurants | Leave a Comment

Alan Wong is one of Hawaii’s most popular chefs, but the service at his bustling eatery, Alan Wong’s Restaurant, has often suffered because of his popularity.
Long waits in front of the elevator have angered many. Still, worshipful foodies come from all over the state, drawn by the food — which is brilliant — and a […]

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To Lanai By Sunrise Sail

Posted on April 23, 2008 - Filed Under Activities, Lanai, Sightseeing | Leave a Comment

Mornings are magical. There’s an aura of serenity, innocence and freshness in the hours just after sunrise; it’s as though in the dark of night, when most of us were sleeping, breezes swept away all impurities, rewarding us with a clean tableau.
This feeling of renewal seems more pronounced when you’re sailing. Old salts will tell […]

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The Waterfront at Maalaea - Maui

Posted on April 22, 2008 - Filed Under Maui, Restaurants | Leave a Comment

The family-owned Waterfront at Maalaea on Maui, has won many prestigious awards for wine excellence, service, and seafood, but its biggest boost is word of mouth.
Loyal diners rave about the friendly staff and seafood, fresh off the boat in nearby Maalaea Harbor and prepared with care.
The bay and harbor view is one you’ll never forget, especially […]

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New Coral and Sponge Species Discovered In Hawaii

Posted on April 21, 2008 - Filed Under Wildlife | Leave a Comment

It’s unbelievable, after centuries of research and millions known species of animals and plants, biologists are still discovering new amazing species living on Earth.
Recently, scientists from Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory (HURL) informed the public about new undersea coral and sponge they discovered in Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.
Newly discovered yellow bamboo coral and the giant sponge are […]

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Cafe 100, Hilo - Home of the Loco Moco

Posted on April 17, 2008 - Filed Under Big Island, Restaurants | 1 Comment

Cafe 100 was founded by a man named Mr. Miyashiro who served in the famed 100th Infantry Army Battalion during World War II.
Miyashiro and his wife had originally opened the diner in 1945 and renamed it to what it is now in honor of his battalion. Though the original owners pasted away, the restaurant still […]

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Hawaiian Monk Seal

Posted on April 17, 2008 - Filed Under Wildlife | Leave a Comment

Photo by: Bill Curtsinger
The monk seal is an extremely endangered species. The Hawaiian Monk Seals Hawaiian name is Ilio holo kai. It means the dog who runs the sea. The monk seal is a land and water mammal. This precious animal is not only endangered it is also a native animal.
The Hawaiian Monk Seal is […]

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