Archive for
March, 2008
March 26th, 2008 by jamie a
Maui’s Waves Photo uploaded by
If you’re not a seasoned surfer or a certified beach bum, it can be difficult to determine when it’s safe to head out into the waves.
Good thing there’s the Hawaii Lifeguard Association to help you out! They’re created , watches, and anything else to be cautious of before you head out to the beach. From wind, waves, and those pesky jellyfish, they’ve got the spectrum covered. Since you should also always swim with a lifeguard present, they also provide this for your safety.
Here’s to your family’s fun and safety!
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March 19th, 2008 by susan j
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This weekend, March 21-23, 2008, the Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua, Maui hosts the 16th annual . This year’s theme is “Ka Mana Leo,” which means power of the voice. The theme ties into the festival’s hands-on approach to Hawaiian arts and culture, which features lectures from elders, performances by students, and renowned Hawaiian storytellers. .
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March 14th, 2008 by susan j
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Though tomorrow’s event is closed to runners, there’s still time to check it out at a spectator. This grueling 36-mile marathon takes long-distance runners up the switchback of Haleakala Crater to its 10,000-foot summit. Running 36 miles isn’t exactly my idea of a vacation, so I think I’ll sit this one out, but I’m sure the views will be stunning (see photo above).
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Maui?
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March 12th, 2008 by jamie a
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Sunsets always seem to be more beautiful in person than they are in the photos we get developed after the event. However, Budget Travel has a great article that’s bound to produce better results to make your friends and family feel like they were there too!
Entitled the article offers tips for making your photos of memorable sunsets as great as they were in person. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or an amateur photographer, the article outlines everything from resolution settings to elements of a great composition.
Do you have any photography tips for traveling to Hawaii? We’d love to hear where you think visitors should go to obtain the best sunset photographs. Leave us a comment!
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March 4th, 2008 by stacy b
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Where there are warmth, sun and palm trees, there are screaming kids and tourists flocking to the beach. You spend so much money planning the perfect trip to Maui and other exotic locations, but once you hit the beach, you can’t find a spot where you can relax and sunbathe. Lucky for you, this is not the case for all beaches.
There are many hidden beaches in the world where you can escape from other tourists and find a quiet refuge. While they are difficult to find or get to (being the reason they are still “hidden”), an from Condé Nast Traveler can help you locate some exquisite hidden beaches throughout the world, including Polihua Beach in Lanai, Hawaii. The article provides information on how to get to the beaches and suggests nearby hotels for you to consider during your next visit.
With this information, you can truly enjoy a genuine tropical getaway!
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Maui?
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