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Outrigger Waipouli Beach Resort
The Outrigger Waipouli Beach Resort is a beachfront resort offering elegant hotel rooms and residential-style condominium suites. For the ultimate Kapaa getaway, discover our deluxe oceanfront condos. Immerse yourself in luxury with opulent hardwood interiors, state-of-the-art kitchens, and expansive bathrooms. Wander around our two-acre haven and indulge in our heated river pool with thrilling water…
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Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort
The Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa is a relaxing and luxurious retreat situated on Kauai’s pristine southern shore. The resort features 602 elegantly appointed guestrooms outfitted with private lanais, marble bathrooms, beverage chillers, and premium bath amenities. Perfect for meetings and events, the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa features over 65,000 square-feet of…
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Cheap(er) Eats on Maui in Hawaii- Wailea Restaurants That Won’t Break the Bank!
I’m all about the food when it comes to vacations (and, frankly, most times in my life). So, when I book my neighbor island vacation, I like to take into consideration where I can find the best food for the cheapest price. Unfortunately, most resort restaurants are quite expensive (I noticed a $19 hot dog…
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Big Island Hotels
The two main areas for Big Island Hotels are similarly at opposite ends of the spectrum. Hilo, on the east side of the island, is heavily forested, a vast expanse of green space that stretches for seemingly endless miles. On the southwest side, Kailua-Kona is covered with vast lava fields and sprawling resorts. The famous…
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Kona Brewing Hawaii Kai – waterfront dining and drinks
A recent visit to Kona Brewing Company in Hawaii Kai at Koko Marina Shopping Center on Oahu was remarkable for a few reasons. First among them was realizing it was just my second time at the brewpub since its opening in 2003 (I grew up in Hawaii Kai, but I have been a Honolulu Downtowner…
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The Island of Lanai in Hawaii
Located just nine miles from Maui, Lanai seems like a world-away from the hustle-and-bustle of modern city-life. The smallest inhabited island in Hawaii has no stoplights, and only thirty miles of its roads are paved. Only three hotels reside on what was once called The Pineapple Island. If you want to escape and relax, you won’t find a…