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Hawaii: Kauai
Kauai’s nickname, the Garden Isle, scarcely does justice to Hawaii’s oldest island with its tropical air, ample rainfall, taro fields, jumble of jagged peaks and rushing waterfalls.
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Hawaii: the Big Island
With hiking trails, scenic waterfalls, hidden villages and luxury resorts, the Big Island is an otherworldly slice of paradise.
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| 01 | Hawaii: Oahu: Indagare Insiders: Paul Theroux and Sheila Donnelly Theroux on OahuThe prolific author and his wife, a publicist who was born and raised on Oahu, share their favorite spots: his on the North Shore; hers in Honolulu. DINING Sheila: “The... |
| 02 | British Virgin Islands: Where to Stay: Luxury: Peter Island ResortThe first thing I noticed as I sped towards Peter Island on the resort’s private boat was the color of the water. Deepening from bright turquoise to navy blue, the... |
| 03 | Hawaii: Oahu: Introduction: OverviewHundreds of years ago, the island of Oahu—and Honolulu in particular—was the private domain of Hawaiian royalty, their Hamptons, so to speak. Oahu is still an escape today, but now... |
| 04 | Hawaii: Oahu: Introduction: Why Go NowBy far the biggest news on any of the islands is the refurbishment of Honolulu’s famed Waikiki Beach. The ten-year $2 billion project has resulted in not only clusters of... |
| 05 | Hawaii: Oahu: Strategies: Lay of the LandHonolulu, Hawaii’s only true metropolis, is the place visitors want to stay the longest or leave the soonest. It has the best attractions, the finest dining and the most action,... |
| 06 | Hawaii: Kauai: Introduction: BasicsKauai is the northernmost of Hawaii’s major islands, the fourth largest in the Hawaiian chain. Because of its age—more than five million years—Kauai is too old to have the volcanic... |
| 07 | Hawaii: Oahu: Where to Eat: Big Night Out: Hoku’sSituated on one of Oahu’s most beautiful beaches, Hoku’s (at the Kahala Hotel & Resort) has long been the restaurant of for Hawaii’s movers and shakers. Headed by executive chef... |
| 08 | Hawaii: Oahu: Where to Eat: Newcomers: Nobu WaikikiNobu’s flagship restaurant in Hawaii opened in May, but it quickly became part of the Waikiki dining scene. I did not get to try it during my last trip, but... |
| 09 | Hawaii: Kauai: Strategies: Lay of the LandKauai’s 555 square miles are heart-shaped, with the sleepy town of Hanalei in the north and the more heavily populated community of Poipu to the south. There is one main... |
| 10 | Hawaii: the Big Island: Where to Stay: Villas to Rent: The Falls at Reed’s IslandThis private three-bedroom residence, with what just might be the best views on the island, is ideal for small family reunions or ultraprivate getaways. Set on two and a quarter... |
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| 01 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: fire islandwhat part of fire island do you reccomend for a family.. and are there any inns or short term accomodations. |
| 02 | Classifieds:Buying and Selling: Spend Christmas on Wonderful Harbour Island in the BahamasWhite Lodge, one of the most charming 5 bedroom houses on Harbour Island, is available for Christmas rental. Located on the beautiful bay, this traditional Bahamian house, part of which... |
| 03 | Discussion Boards:Destinations: Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in October?A well-traveled mom who lives in Portland, ME and has spent summers on Mount Desert Island her whole life sent the following: “Upon arrival in Halifax (a nice medium-size town... |
| 04 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Caribbean/Mexico NovemberI agree with Melissa and think the Cotton House would be wonderful. Look at a sea-front suite in the Coutinot House. Very romantic and its private pool has a beautiful... |
| 05 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: fire islandThis is a bit of tough one because while Fire Island is a great family destination, the best places for families do not have hotels. In fact, some of the... |
| 06 | Discussion Boards:Destinations: Surfing in Tamarindo, Costa RicaTamarindo does have wonderful surfing, but not a lot in the way of luxury hotels. However, there are several high-end private villas for rent on www.cyberrentals.com (type in “Tamarindo Guanacaste”... |
| 07 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: PhillipinesOne of our members who travels frequently to the Philippines sent the following advice on traveling there: In terms of safety: Anything north of Mindanao Island is safe. The trouble... |
| 08 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Brazil: rent a VillaThere are beautiful beaches and houses to rent in a few areas. Buzios, which is often called the St. Tropez or Hamptons of Brazil, is only about a two-hour drive... |
| 09 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Italy and CroatiaIf you take a boat go from Venice otherwise I would recommend flying to Dubrovnik which puts you in the heart of the beautiful Dalmatian coastline and makes it very... |
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