How to meditate in Hawaii
Step One: Go to Hawaii Step Two: Close mouth Step Three: Open eyes Let Trailblazer Travel Books show you the way.
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Want beaches and reasonably priced resorts? Try Maui’s Kihei
Decades ago, southwest Maui was dubbed the “Gold Coast” by real estate copywriters, as a string of condos and resorts sprung up along the shoreline. To be honest, it seemed sort of tacky.… Continue reading
Making the most of 7 Days on Maui
One: Twin Falls Botanical Preserve, at the beginning of the Hana Highway, is on the tourist radar, but you can find places to call your own. There are actually a half-dozen falls with… Continue reading
Sunny Oahu: Places to swim with the turtles and fishies
Hanauma Bay, not far south of Waikiki is by far the most-visited snorkeling venue in the Islands. But that doesn’t mean it’s a must-do. It can be crowded and the visiting protocol is… Continue reading
Lanikai: Hawaii’s Sexiest Beach?
Dreamy Lanikai Beach on Windward Oahu is pure eye candy, with cupcake islands just offshore silky sands. Flowering shrubs line the paths from an uber-cool beach cottage community. Don’t be surprised to see… Continue reading
You can watch pro surfing superstars for free in Hawaii
Professional surfers chase waves all around the planet, but few among them would dispute that the primo breaks are in Hawaii, more specifically, the North Shore of Oahu. Watching a competition—some of which… Continue reading
Why do few tourists go to the best beach parks in Hawaii for swimming?
Four beach parks are strung like pearls along the outer shores of Hilo Bay on the Big Island, each with clear water, abundant sea life, breakwaters that make for safe swimming, and exquistely… Continue reading
Hawaii: Eat it green! Eat it raw!
Since ‘you are what you eat,’ here’s one thing you may not want to have in common with the fruits and veggies on your plate in Hawaii: A trans-Pacific airline flight. Most of… Continue reading