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		<title>Hawaii Beach Weddings</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Jun 2009 11:43:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Oahu being the state capital, Honolulu, is one of the top wedding destinations in the world and beaches in Oahu are beautiful and surprisingly good option for the wedding proceedings.  The island is home to dozens of picturesque beaches, which allows couples to plan their weddings and honeymoon in one convenient location. The temperature on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oahu being the state capital, Honolulu, is one of the top wedding destinations in the world and beaches in Oahu are beautiful and surprisingly good option for the wedding proceedings.  The island is home to dozens of picturesque beaches, which allows couples to plan their weddings and honeymoon in one convenient location. The temperature on the island is pleasant even in the warmer months.</p>
<p>The beaches are very popular destination for wedding many companies are available to offer a range of wedding services. If you are staying in the Waikiki hotels, planners would recommend Waialae or Waikiki Beach for quick and small weddings. If your hotel and wedding location is close then it helps the planner to organize things fast. If you choose vendors who live near the beach may not charge the travel fee as when compared to those vendors who stay apart.</p>
<p>Windward Shore: is comprised of Kailua, Lanikai, Waimanalo and Makapu&#8217;u Beach Kailua and Lanikai Beach- you must have visited many beaches but Kailua and Lanikai are world’s most beautiful beaches and Steven Leatherman, an expert on sand and ocean has given top ratings to Oahu’s beaches.</p>
<p>The beaches are stunning with white soft sand- best for wedding ceremony. Beach has everything – from a pleasant view, placid crystal and clear water. Waimanalo Beach is the most beautiful, calm beach on the island. Walking on the beach at sunrise in your wedding ceremony can be most amazing experiences of your life. The beaches are truly a paradise on the earth. Remember alcohol is not allowed on the beaches. You will get all the desired facilities here that make the beaches to add more natural feel. The beach is small and get crowded over weekends so, plan well and in advance for the event.</p>
<p>North Shore: Pounders, Ke Iki, Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay<br />
The North shore of Oahu offers many breathtaking and fantastic beaches to hold your wedding. If you are planning your wedding during winter months then surf’s are really high and can be dangerous.  Ke Iki Beach is an incredible location for your special events. You can enjoy a barefoot ceremony on the beach.</p>
<p>You will experience plenty of room for tents and dancing. Complete catering is available. After the ceremony you can relax and enjoy the beauty of this Hawaiian paradise in the beach bungalows. The bungalows are filled with guest so, remember to check the availability.</p>
<p>Waianae Coast: Makaha and Pokai Beach Parks and Makua Beach<br />
If you want the true experience of Hawaii then it has to be on Waianae Coast.</p>
<p>The View on the Waianae beach is romantic and beach is amazing. Only worrying factor is the crime rate here, so take good care of your valuables.</p>
<p>Before you choose a specific beach for your wedding, gather information online about the services and fees that will apply. Some beaches are free to hold a gathering but some charge nominal fees. Now-a-days you require a permit to hold a wedding ceremony on the beaches. Your wedding coordinator can help you to get the permit.</p>
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		<title>Hawaii Oahu Map</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 14 Feb 2009 15:21:56 +0000</pubDate>
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Map of Oahu, the Gathering Place, the most populated of the Hawaiian Islands and where you will find Diamond Head, Honolulu, Pearl Harbor, and Waikiki Beach.
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<div>Map of Oahu, the Gathering Place, the most populated of the Hawaiian Islands and where you will find Diamond Head, Honolulu, Pearl Harbor, and Waikiki Beach.</div>
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		<title>Oahu Real Estate &#8211; Investing in Real estate of Oahu</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:29:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Oahu provided many reasons of living and investing in real state, it’s the third largest of Hawaiian Islands. With good atmospheric conditions and warmth you get from the locals that one feels to have their own home here.
This might be the reason; The Oahu real estate is in big demand having many apartments, condominiums, spacious [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oahu provided many reasons of living and investing in real state, it’s the third largest of Hawaiian Islands. With good atmospheric conditions and warmth you get from the locals that one feels to have their own home here.</p>
<p>This might be the reason; The Oahu real estate is in big demand having many apartments, condominiums, spacious and airy homes and property for offices as well. Waikiki and Honolulu provides sweeping oceans, city views, close to the conveniences of city life, on the leeward side you have good shopping centers and recreational facilities are perfect for families, Kahala, Kaili and Hawaii kai offers fabulous estates as well as small beach homes, Manoa and Nuuanu has charming Historic homes on peaceful tree lined streets, north shore with amazing views and relaxed lifestyle, all the above options make Oahu a perfect place to settle down.<br />
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<p>You can rent a house here or buy one, depending on your preferences and budget you can select a right place. It’s recommended to have your own house here; when you settle here slowly you will start enjoying the community and will be able to mingle with community members. You and your family will be able to adjust to the welcoming atmosphere of Oahu and enjoy your life at fullest. The Island provides good transport facilities which helps inhabitant in easy communicating.</p>
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<p>Your kids can use public transport without any fear and trouble. The places are located nearby, you do not have to waste your time in long traffic jams; you can reach your home on time and spend wonderful evening with family. Oahu has all the basic facilities of big city. Apart from this, there are number of attractions like Hanauma Bay, Waikiki Beach, Kailua Beach, Lanikai Beach, Waimanalo Beach, Ala Moana Beach, Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay, and Sandy Beach to spend your long weekends, plan a surfing vacation and they are perfect for romantic wedding.</p>
<p>From the past few years Oahu has experienced great rise in tourism this makes Oahu more profitable investment. Tourist visiting with family for long vacation would not prefer to stay at some expensive hotels rather they would like to rent out a home with kitchenette and laundry facilities. So, if you are not able to stay here because of your work or personal reasons; you can rent the property to them upon checking their credentials. Oahu Real Estate Agent can help you to find a perfect home and they can also help you to find a good tenant.</p>
<p>With excellent transport facilities, beautiful attractions, warm and friendly people, gives you many reasons to invest in Oahu’s Real Estate and have hassle free life.</p>
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		<title>Where To Stay In Oahu &#8211; Hotels in Oahu</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:23:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The city of Honolulu, the state&#8217;s capital, is filled by classic business hotels. Hotels are located primarily near the airport, downtown and on the edge of Waikiki areas. World-class resorts are also available like- south Honolulu&#8217;s Kahala Mandarin Oriental. The majority hotels are located in the heart of the city Waikiki, which stretches along the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong></strong>The city of Honolulu, the state&#8217;s capital, is filled by classic business hotels. Hotels are located primarily near the airport, downtown and on the edge of Waikiki areas. World-class resorts are also available like- south Honolulu&#8217;s Kahala Mandarin Oriental. The majority hotels are located in the heart of the city Waikiki, which stretches along the famous beach of the same name. Here are some names of elegant hotels</p>
<p>The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort- has spent over multimillion-dollar in redesign the reception area and 529 guestrooms to incorporate 21st-century upgrades with classic design elements. The resort has recently opened two new restaurants, Azure and Surf Lanai, which highlight contemporary Hawaiian cuisine.</p>
<p>Sheraton Moana Surfrider &#8211; The Moana Hotel had 75 guest rooms, telephones and private baths, a billiard room, saloon, parlor, library and the first electric-powered elevator in the Territory.  But today, the resort has expanded and has 793 guest rooms, including 46 suites, two restaurants, a freshwater swimming pool, snack bar, beach bar, cocktail lounge; it has Historical Room and historical tours, a beauty salon, travel desk, more than 15,000 square-feet of space is available for events, and various boutique stores.</p>
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<p>Castle Waikiki shore- Tourist who prefers the convenience of a condominium with kitchenette and laundry facilities in each room, the Castle Waikiki Shore Condominium is the only such option available on Waikiki Beach. The Castle Waikiki Shore is a true hidden gem on Waikiki Beach and is close to other attractions and entertainment of the city.</p>
<p>The Embassy Suites Hotel – It’s a 21-story hotel, which has two all-suite towers, the Hula Tower and the Aloha Tower. With its all-suite design, the hotel is a popular choice for families, business travelers, or a group of friends. Here you will experience delicious meals, unique shopping and plenty of entertainment, all under one roof. The public areas are bright, airy and spacious. On your arrival you are greeted with welcome drink and offered a relaxing sit-down, then check-in at the front desk and you are escorted to your suite.</p>
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<p>The Equus- It has spent over 2 million dollars on renovation. The hotel has good ambiance and is well worth considering. It&#8217;s not a resort hotel. It is a reasonably priced, conveniently located hotel with great rooms and plenty of amenities. For a tourist who plans to spend most of their time on traveling different destinations of  Oahu and who wants a clean, secure room with modern amenities, The Equus is an excellent choice.</p>
<p>Hilton Hawaiian village beach resort and spa- this resort has almost 4,000 guest rooms, it&#8217;s airy , bright and you can easily find good space be alone to sit and relax. If you&#8217;re looking for great dining, wonderful shopping and top service, then Hilton is definitely a place to consider.</p>
<p>The JW Marriott Ihilani Resort &amp; Spa- is a beautiful resort with superb views of the Waianae Coast. The hotel has huge rooms, amazing bathrooms, a great pool, protected lagoon, excellent food and drink and the best spa.</p>
<p>The Paradise Cove Luau is on the walking distance from the resort. Near the resort you have one of the Hawaii&#8217;s top rated golf courses. If you&#8217;re a honeymoon couple, an older married couple, and want to experience privacy and relaxing atmosphere then the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort &amp; Spa is the right place for you.</p>
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		<title>Oahu Beaches For Surfing</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:11:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Surfing is said to be the home of Hawaii. In Hawaii you have some great beaches with really high waves. Here you can have true experience of surfing. If you have not been to north shore then you are not said to be world class surfer. This Island is truly blessed with top quality waves [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Surfing is said to be the home of Hawaii. In Hawaii you have some great beaches with really high waves. Here you can have true experience of surfing. If you have not been to north shore then you are not said to be world class surfer. This Island is truly blessed with top quality waves and swells. Each of the Hawaiian Islands gets its share of the huge swells generated from October to March, but undoubtedly the North Shore is the place that grabs everybody’s attention. The locations in Hawaii make surfing a spectacular sport.</p>
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<p><strong>The Ancient Hawaiian Tradition of Surfing</strong><br />
Hawaiians believe that they have a primal connection to the universe, to nature, to the land and the sea, this belief comes from a deep spiritual as well as genealogical nature. For Hawaiians life begins with nature. The history of surfing is connected to the ancient Hawaiian tradition of &#8220;he&#8217;e nalu&#8221;, meaning &#8220;wave-sliding&#8221;.</p>
<p>This ancient Hawaiian culture reflects emotions that are attached to the sea. When you have proper waves then you start surfing. In ancient times priest use to pray for good surf. They use to perform ritual chants and dances, with the intention of pleasing the sea to provide the people with surfable waves.</p>
<p>In earlier days, surfing was not merely a pastime for the locals. This sport treated as a training exercise meant to keep people in top physical condition. Later, surfing turned into a system of conflict resolution. People of the rich class would test their skills in fierce competitions, during which wealth, pride, and even romance were at stake.</p>
<p><strong>The Death of Surfing</strong><br />
These traditions changed with the arrival of the white man know as captain cook in the late Eighteenth century. He entirely dismantled the Hawaiian culture. With cook’s arrival many foreigners started visiting Hawaii; slowly they started to settle here and destroyed the culture. They captured the land from locals. These people didn’t had any respect for the ancient traditions and culture, and soon the traditions started drowning. The arrival of western religion stripped the surfing culture. Hawaiian’s were forced to adapt to a new lifestyle, they also started losing the touch with their ancient ways, and surfing soon went into a major decline.</p>
<p><strong>The Rebirth of Surfing</strong><br />
In the Twentieth Century, the stage was set for a great revival. There came a renewed interest in surfing, which was brought by group of teens known as the Beach boys of Waikiki. Soon surfing in America began and started spreading its wings to various other parts. From this point surfing started to grow again and took the sport further. Slowly advancements in surfboard design started taking place and made the sport far more accessible to the public.</p>
<p>As the year passed material used in making surfboard also changed. Initially redwood, and then balsa and plywood were used to make surfboard. With technological advancements new materials such as Styrofoam and fiberglass were available to make surfboards. These new designs and lighter surfboard opened the new door to surfing sport. Then came ‘the surf movie’ and advertisements on television increased the surfing craze among people. And soon it became a pastime activity for American’s. Through these movies again surfing culture aroused. Today, surfing has become a lucrative profession with big fans around the globe.</p>
<p>Surfing is no longer a sport; it has now developed itself into an industry, and a staple of our culture. Now people from various parts of the country come to Hawaii to experience surfing.</p>
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		<title>Oahu Weddings &#8211; Marriage In Hawaii &#8211; Sites And Locations</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:02:16 +0000</pubDate>
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Congratulations on just finding the perfect person to share your life in the commitment of marriage. Now you wish the best place to commence the wedding ceremony. Pick Hawaii for your wedding proceedings, as the place offers some spectacular sites and location. You will receive good packages and services by top Hawaiian wedding [...]]]></description>
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<p>Congratulations on just finding the perfect person to share your life in the commitment of marriage. Now you wish the best place to commence the wedding ceremony. Pick Hawaii for your wedding proceedings, as the place offers some spectacular sites and location. You will receive good packages and services by top Hawaiian wedding professionals at reasonable and affordable price. Professionals will give you everything you dream of. If you have dreamt of Royal wedding, your dream will come true at Hawaii. Here are some sites and locations.</p>
<p><strong>Queen Emma Summer Palace</strong> &#8211; The summer home of Queen Emma is a must see attraction on the island of Oahu. The summer palace is located in lush Nu&#8217;uanu Valley, it offers not only some interesting facts about Hawaiian Heritage but also the home and it&#8217;s furnishings are an enjoyable trip back into history. For wedding ceremony Queen Emma Summer Palace has indoor and outdoor area to be given on rent.<br />
A)    Emmalani Hale is an enclosed space, and<br />
B)     The Prince Albert Terrace is an open-air space<br />
The option is yours- where you want to have the wedding ceremony and the reception. The areas are given on reasonable rent. The fee includes entrance to the museum for wedding guests.<br />
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<p><strong>&#8216;Iolani Palace</strong> &#8211; this Palace was the official residence of king Kalakaua, who build it in the year 1882. &#8216;Iolani Palace is has an amazing venue day or night, the coral block structure of limestone with its crenulated parapets and towers harkens is perfect for hosting a wedding reception, business luncheon, intimate dinner party or your corporate holiday celebration. For hosting a celebration a specific area is rented out to couples, there are some restrictions and rules to be followed by tourist as the place is considered to be a holy and a historical palace.</p>
<p>For wedding ceremony couples need to get authorization from the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, after the permission you can host the event; the process is simple and you will receive the permit in two weeks time. You can arrange wedding ceremonies at Palace gardens and a reception at open-air courtyard of the historic &#8216;Iolani Palace Barracks. During the ceremony or later your guest can visit Iolani Palace Galleries.</p>
<p><strong>Private sites</strong> &#8211; Hawaii offers some of the amazing Private sites for with best facilities wedding ceremonies and some with banquet facilities for small events. The sites are amazing but so is the rent on them. If location is key factor for the ceremony, then these sites will not disappoint. Below are some sites for your wedding ceremony.</p>
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<p><strong>Lanikuhonua, KO &#8216;olina</strong>- the place is perfect for beach wedding theme. Do you want to get married by the ocean and watching the sun set with your soul mate? Then Lanikuhonua, KO &#8216;olina site is your answer, this place is truly like heaven on earth. Ladies should not wear anything with heels as it might get stuck in the turf.</p>
<p>The site is absolutely beautiful. You will notice site surrounded by tall palm trees which overlook a small beach. For your dream wedding, this is a completely clear canvas of a venue. The site has everything you have in your list from- your caterer to your florist to your table linens. It’s a great place to tie the knot.</p>
<p><strong>The Paul Mitchell Estate</strong> &#8211; the site is superb, situated in an area of 1.3 acre with excellent security gates, towering with palm trees and vibrantly-hued tropical flowers and foliage. The site offers everything you dream off, except the price. Here your guests can take pleasure of activities like- sun bathing, kayaking, windsurfing or ocean swimming in relative privacy. The Paul Mitchell Estate is an ideal place for travelers who value quality, privacy and security. It’s located in a residential area of Lanikai which has no hotels, with white sand; the Estate is ranked among the very best in the USA.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ko Olina is a resort destination of its kind. An award wining resort with upscale amenities, luxurious rooms, excellent services such as spa, world-class golf, a state-of-the art Marina, and upscale residential communities located on a gorgeous coastline with crystal clear tropical lagoons. Its one of the most beautiful resort on Oahu Island; it offers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ko Olina is a resort destination of its kind. An award wining resort with upscale amenities, luxurious rooms, excellent services such as spa, world-class golf, a state-of-the art Marina, and upscale residential communities located on a gorgeous coastline with crystal clear tropical lagoons. Its one of the most beautiful resort on Oahu Island; it offers all you need to fulfill your needs for the day, a weeklong vacation, or a lifetime of living. While your stay at KO Olina Resort and Marina you can do many activities.</p>
<p>The JW Marriott Ihilani Resort &amp; Spa- is a beautiful resort with superb views of the Waianae Coast. It’s located at 25 miles west of Honolulu. The hotel has huge rooms, amazing bathrooms, a great pool, protected lagoon, excellent food and drink and the best spa. The Paradise Cove Luau is on the walking distance from the resort. The resort swanks you far from the crowds but still close enough to the action to venture in from time to time; if you&#8217;re a honeymoon couple, an older married couple, and want to experience privacy and relaxing atmosphere then the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort &amp; Spa is the right place for you.</p>
<p>Spots Club- KO Olina Resort has a sports club at Ko Olina Lagoons. After taking the membership to the club you get special membership at there new Fitness and Tennis Club, and discounts on wonderful dining, retail and activity venues throughout the resort. It’s a great experience to play at renowned Ko Olina Golf Club. KO Olina Golf Club has hosted PGA and LPGA tournaments on its challenging 18-hole golf course.</p>
<p>In addition to sports club membership you get the membership to Hawaii Concierge; which is very Valuable and important. In today’s fast spaced life balancing work and personal life is a challenging job, Hawaii Concierge helps you to simplify you life and enjoy your precious time with your loved ones. You be in any part of the world and at any time of the day you have the access to the professional staff of Hawaii Concierge, here experts are trained and dedicated to make your wishes a reality and troubles a memory.</p>
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<p>KO Olina Marina- It’s a 43-acre marina with 330 full-service slips. Once you the member of Ko Olina Mariana Ocean club you receive array of amenities and special discounts.</p>
<p>Ko Olina Resort &amp; Marina has a strong commitment towards its customers providing them with excellent services, including respecting their concerns about privacy.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ahu O Laka- Ahu O Laka, also known as The Sandbar, it’s a must see destinations when traveling Oahu. It’s located in Kaneohe Bay about 1 mile from Heeia Kea Pier. The best way to reach out here is by boat, if that option is not available, then you can rent a kayak.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Ahu O Laka</strong>- Ahu O Laka, also known as The Sandbar, it’s a must see destinations when traveling Oahu. It’s located in Kaneohe Bay about 1 mile from Heeia Kea Pier. The best way to reach out here is by boat, if that option is not available, then you can rent a kayak.</p>
<p>This place is hot spot for locals, plan a trip to Ahu O Laka over week days otherwise be ready to see a crowded beach over weekends. Remember to carry a protection from sun, as here provision for shade is not available. Check the calendar for tide, its better to visit Ahu O Laka during low tide.</p>
<p><strong>Lanikai Beach</strong>- The water is exceptionally clear and blue and too relaxing, offshore from the island you will find Mokuluas; it’s a popular destination for both locals and tourist. Access is only available by public through walkways. While visiting this beach remember to respect local resident&#8217;s propriety. No lifeguards.</p>
<p><strong>Kailua Beach Park</strong>- if you plan to visit this beach over weekends, come early to grab a hot spot and beat the crowd. The Beach Park is long, sandy, and beautiful. The offshore water does not contain any harmful objects; waters are of Class A zone. It’s safe for swimmers, surfers, or boaters. Behind the beach you have brackish water pool .This pool is filled by flood and drain waters from the Kaelepulu Canal.</p>
<p>During heavy rain marine offshore water becomes contaminated. Otherwise, quality of the marine water is excellent. This beach is also known as Family friendly beach, best for picnics and birthday bash. Lifeguards are available here.</p>
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<p><strong>Maunawili Falls</strong>- while visiting Maunawili Falls remember to take your camera along to capture amazing and unbelievable beauty. Maunawili Falls is a large swimming hole fed with a 20and above feet high waterfall. The pool is deep, but rock spread. Before jumping into the water from the rocks check the underneath surface! The trail is easy and very popular among local children.</p>
<p><strong>Sand Island Recreational Area</strong>- this cool destination is hidden behind an industrial area. This is not a very popular destination but once you reach here you will be amazed with the cool atmosphere. This place is great spot for family picnics. A good thing about this place is that it’s not crowded.</p>
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<p><strong>Haleiwa Town</strong>- if you are residing on north shore then you can check out some cool stores in Haleiwa Town and buy little items for your treasure or for your loved ones.</p>
<p><strong>Waimea Bay</strong>- if your vacation tour does not include Waimea Bay then indeed you will miss out something really important. Here you can enjoy some of the biggest waves in the world; during winter months some of the waves are over 30 feet high. This beach is not suitable for amateur surfers; it is only for experts.</p>
<p><strong>Haunama Bay</strong>- is the best destination for the snorkelers. Water here is very calm and clean and one can enjoy the colorful tropical fishes. An entry fee for non-locals is 5 dollars and $1 parking fees. But this fee is worth when compared to the fun and beauty this beach offers. Reach out to this place early as it gets crowded and water gets cloudier as number of people increases.</p>
<p><strong>Waikiki</strong>- Waikiki beach is most famous in the world. It’s located on south shore made up of five smaller beaches. Beaches on south shore are also known as family beaches. Beaches offer many excellent facilities like-swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, catamaran, outrigger canoe rides, snorkeling, tide pooling and recreational activities like family picnics.<br />
Sandy Beach- it’s a great place for body surfers. Before entering into the water, check out with lifeguards as tides can be dangerous sometimes.</p>
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		<title>Oahu Beaches &#8211; Exotic Beaches Of Oahu</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hawaii is the home for more than 125 exotic beaches. Among many Waikiki beach is most famous in the world. It’s located on south shore made up of five smaller beaches. Beaches on south shore are also known as family beaches.
The beaches offer many excellent facilities like-swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, catamaran, outrigger canoe rides, snorkeling, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hawaii is the home for more than 125 exotic beaches. Among many Waikiki beach is most famous in the world. It’s located on south shore made up of five smaller beaches. Beaches on south shore are also known as family beaches.</p>
<p>The beaches offer many excellent facilities like-swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, catamaran, outrigger canoe rides, snorkeling, tide pooling and recreational activities like family picnics. The beaches here are filled with tourist from various parts. If you are planning a trip to Oahu then explore the newly renovated Waikiki beach with its shopping, lodging, dining and gaming activities.</p>
<p>Plan your tour and book your hotels well in advance as boardwalks are jam-packed all around the year. It’s most popular and convenient location to spend your vacations. Here you can hang out day and night. It is also said to be very popular honeymoon destination. Waikiki is little far from the island but worth traveling; there are many more exotic beaches to explore.</p>
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<p><strong>Windward Shore</strong><br />
Take a drive through the Ko`olaus. The city drops away, and you&#8217;re on the Windward Shore, where you&#8217;ll experience Oahu&#8217;s best beaches for swimming, easy surfing, and great windsurfing. Waimanalo Beach is located in same town and hot favorite with locals but many tourists aren’t aware of it. This is a best swimming spot on Oahu; it’s almost two miles long with wide strip of sand.</p>
<p><strong>Leeward shore</strong><br />
Traveler Alert: The beaches of Oahu&#8217;s drier leeward west side are a bit off the beaten track because of several past reports of break-ins to rental cars and umbrage by locals on the tourists.<br />
Leeward shore- has most beautiful beaches to explore. Pokai Bay Beach Park is one among them, located on the south of Makaha. The beach offers some great offshore fishing spots. During winters you can experience the large waves, which are of more than 15 feet high.</p>
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<p><strong>North Shore</strong><br />
Traveler Alert:  North shore beaches are famous for its surfing, during winter months waves reach heights of more than 30 feet. Take extra precautions during winter season. Obey all postings and warnings.</p>
<p>Sunset Beach Park- in winter’s waves hit 15-20 feet high, and during summer also one will find big waves. Parking options on the beach are limited.<br />
Waimea Bay Beach Park- here you can enjoy some of the biggest waves in the world; some of the waves are over 30 feet high. This beach is not suitable for amateur surfers; it is only for experts in winter.</p>
<p>Ali&#8217;i Beach Park- this beach is situated just north of   Hale&#8217;iwa.  This is only beach on the north shore which is suitable for swimming. During winter take precautions.</p>
<p><strong>South Shore</strong><br />
All the Hotels of the Honolulu are located on the south shore. Here you find crowded beaches but they are easily accessible and with calm water.</p>
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<p>Ala Moana Beach Park is most suitable for picnics and relaxing with easy swimming options for kids. Due to this it has become popular spot among Honolulu residents. This beach is located between Waikiki and downtown Honolulu and adjacent to Ala Moana Shopping Center.</p>
<p><strong>Hanauma Bay Nature Park</strong> – is the best destination for the snorkelers. Water here is very calm and clean and one can enjoy the colorful tropical fishes. There is 5 dollar entry fees for non locals and $1 parking fees. But this fee is worth when compared to the fun and beauty this beach offers. Reach out to this place early as it gets crowded and water gets cloudier as number of people increases. You must have seen in Elvis Presley’s movie, Blue Hawaii, the beaches is covered with white sand, stretched over 2000 feet and is lined with coconut trees.</p>
<p>Oahu is not just about Waikiki beach; try to explore other beaches on the island. Remember to take your camera along.</p>
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		<title>Top Romantic Restaurants For Fine-Dining &#8211; Where To Reside And Dine In Honolulu</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Honolulu has some of the excellent hotels with basic amenities to pamper every customer. There are many dine in place on the island. As per your taste and preference you can pick your dining option. If you are fond of seafood then you get ample options around you, other food items are also available; but [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Honolulu has some of the excellent hotels with basic amenities to pamper every customer. There are many dine in place on the island. As per your taste and preference you can pick your dining option. If you are fond of seafood then you get ample options around you, other food items are also available; but it depends on the seasonal availability.</p>
<p>If you like specialty ethnic foods then also various options are available-such as authentic Japanese noodle shops and Asian bakeries. Here you will order for traditional Hawaii food and sweets; which are world famous.</p>
<p>The preparation of traditional Hawaii Cuisine is comprised of natural ingredients that are grown on home soil, meat from the state&#8217;s cattle, and the freshest sea-food from the sea. Some of the tasty island dishes are the blend of Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and Portuguese. To try out the fine combination of these authentic dishes check-out the famous restaurants run by chefs Alan Wong and Roy Yamaguchi. If you are a foodie then expenses would not beat your experience of delicious food.</p>
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<p>The Pacific Beach Hotel: Neptune&#8217;s Garden, Shogun and Oceanarium- it’s one of the largest hotel with world’s biggest aquarium.</p>
<p><strong>Neptune&#8217;s Garden</strong>- a fine dining restaurant, comprised of other two restaurants- The Oceanarium, here only buffet system is there, and</p>
<p><strong>Shogun </strong>- here you will get Japanese style of cuisines; all the above restaurants are wrapped around the aquarium.<br />
Aquarium holds more than 400 fish of 70 different species, including enormous rays and beautifully colored Hawaiian reef fish.</p>
<p>L&amp;L Drive In (Diamond Head location) and Loco Moco, places would not disappoint you.</p>
<p><strong>Legend Seafood Restaurant</strong>- this restaurant is in Chinatown. The place offers delicious Chinese food, as well as various other style of cuisine from all over Asia. Seafood is outstanding here.</p>
<p><strong>Jackie&#8217;s Kitchen</strong>- this hotel is opened by Jackie Chan, one of the biggest movie star. You can get variety of delicacies but eat Chinese here; it’s their specialty.  Among many appetizers -chicken and mushroom dumplings and Shanghai Noon Noodles are yummy and delicious. Here you can enjoy your meal while watching Jackie Chan’s movie on plasma-screen. Ambiance of the hotel is young and loud and not to forget the star quality food. Before visiting-Reservation is must.</p>
<p><strong>Palomino</strong>- for business lunch this place is the best in downtown of Honolulu. Delicious food served with imaginative salads; you will forget the harbor view. For lunch hotel is open only on weekends but dinner is served for seven nights.</p>
<p><strong>Duke&#8217;s Canoe Club</strong>- this hotel is on Waikiki Beach at the Outrigger Waikiki Hotel. You will be surmounted with good Hawaiian music while you enjoy your meal and it also has an extensive salad bar that includes the best Caesar in town. Food is reasonable.</p>
<p><strong>Chef Mavro</strong>- menu keeps changing; they use freshest ingredients to prepare the food. With each meal, you are suggested to taste an appropriate wine. If you like the wine you can order that with your meal. Do not miss out on dessert here. The dessert menu is quit impressive, but I would suggest- Coconut Mousse and Bubble Tea Style.</p>
<p>Here are some tasty delicacies you should not miss when traveling Honolulu-<br />
•    Chicken katsu.<br />
•    Poke<br />
•    Puna goat cheese.</p>
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