1st trip to HI - need help deciding where to go
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1st trip to HI - need help deciding where to go
Hi,
We are planning to go to Hawaii for 2 weeks for our honeymoon in November 07. We are using frequent flyer miles for our flight to HI and need to pick where to fly into. We like to hike and sight see but are not really beach goers. We would love to hear any recommendations.
We are planning to go to Hawaii for 2 weeks for our honeymoon in November 07. We are using frequent flyer miles for our flight to HI and need to pick where to fly into. We like to hike and sight see but are not really beach goers. We would love to hear any recommendations.
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Rule of thumb:
7 nights or less - 1 island
8-10 nights - 1 or 2 islands
11-14 nights - 1 or 2 or 3 islands
Lots of info:
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...1&tid=34812564
www.visit-oahu.com free brochure
www.mauihawaii.org
www.visitmaui.com free brochure
www.bigisland.org free brochure
www.kauaidiscovery.com free brochure
www.kauai-hawaii.com
7 nights or less - 1 island
8-10 nights - 1 or 2 islands
11-14 nights - 1 or 2 or 3 islands
Lots of info:
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...1&tid=34812564
www.visit-oahu.com free brochure
www.mauihawaii.org
www.visitmaui.com free brochure
www.bigisland.org free brochure
www.kauaidiscovery.com free brochure
www.kauai-hawaii.com
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As one who was lucky enough to have a 6 week honeymoon in Hawaii, I would pick the Big Island and Kauai. We have since gone back to Kauai many times.
The scenery is beautiful especially the North Shore and Waimea Canyon is spectular. I worked in Oahu for a year, but would not be sure that would be my first choice for a honeymoon because of the crowds.
The scenery is beautiful especially the North Shore and Waimea Canyon is spectular. I worked in Oahu for a year, but would not be sure that would be my first choice for a honeymoon because of the crowds.
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If you enjoy hiking, Waimea Canyon on Kaua'i offers some spectacular hikes with breathtaking views. Ditto the Maha'eulepu area in Poipu. There is of course the 2 mile, day hike portion of the Kahalau trail with the spur trail up to the falls. I recommend the book, "Day Hikes on Kaua'i" by Robert Stone.
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I thought about hiking at Waimea after I wrote my post. Then, I thought about the beauty of Kauai and how romantic it is because of that beauty and the remote feeling you get when you're on that island. It's such a good suggestion.
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