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Oahu - Hawaiian Islands O'AHU The Gathering Place Capital of allthe islands of Hawaii, O'hau is for beachcombers, honeymooners and adventurers of all ages. With itsperfect weather, tropical flowers, pristine valleys, rainbows and waterfalls, quietbeaches and fiery sunsets, it is truly a jewel. Honolulu, the capital, is set over fivehills, surrounded by beautiful white sandy beaches and attracts over seven millionvisitors each year. It offers plazas, parks with cascading waterfalls, five starrestaurants, nightclubs, world-class shopping, great art and architecture, exquisitehotels and friendly people with old fashioned aloha spirit - all the convenience of cityliving with the beauty and ambience of the tropics. A great way toget an overview of Honolulu's offerings is to take the Historic Waikiki Trolley Tour, atwo hour narrated tour on a turn of the century designed trolley which stops every fifteenminutes at twenty locations allowing you to get off and spend time at as many stops as youlike before rejoining the route. Stops include Honolulu's Zoo, State Capitol, HonoluluAcademy of the Art, Chinatown, Bishop Museum, Aloha Tower Marketplace and the HawaiiMaritime Centre, King Kamehameha Statue, Restaurant Row and numerous shopping locations. There are morethan a dozen specialised walking tours in Honolulu including a number which focus onhistorical sites such as the Kawaiaha'o Church, Hawaii's oldest. Others are in Chinatownwhich has several buildings erected at the turn of the century with architecturereminiscent of a bygone era. You will stroll through the colourful arcades, pass theexotic herb shops and see the famous open market. More than onemillion visitors a year experience a taste of old Polynesia and the charm and beauty ofthe seven South Pacific Societies at the Polynesian Cultural Centre. While there, visitthe Imax Theatre, experience a Luau and see the spectacular Polynesian review. Take a nostalgictrip to Pearl Harbour where you can step aboard the USS Bowfin a realWW2 submarine. You can learn more about this compelling wartime saga by visiting the USSArizona Memorial Visitor Centre displaying WW2 Naval History and see a film about thesneak attack. Also, the USS Battleship Missouri "Mighty Mo", known forits involvement in WW2, the Korean War and most recently, the Gulf War, is the newlyopened museum located near Ford Island at Pearl Harbour. Outdoorattractions include Sea Life Park which has the world's only "Wholpin",offspring of a false killer whale and an atlantic bottlenose dolphin. Waikiki Aquariumhouses several endangered and rare species, interactive exhibits and a world famouscollection of tropical fish. Waimea Valley onthe north shore is an 1,800 acre natural park with botanic gardens, hula performances anda host of activities including mountain bikes and kayaks. Numerous cruises offer theopportunity to take in the spectacular coastline and whale watching cruises are ahighlight in season. A safe and interesting way to witness the natural wonders of the reefis to take a trip in a high tech Atlantis Sub to a depth of 100 feet. Through the portsyou will see a visual feast of colourful reef fish and mysterious ocean predators. No visit toHawaii would be complete without a swim or at least a walk along the promenade at famousWaikiki Beach. Surf boards and boogie boards are available for rent with the option oflessons for the novices. Other activities include windsurfing, sailing, canoe rides,kayaking, waterskiing and jetskiing. O'ahu is agourmet paradise with cuisine that is a blend of the spices of Asia and the Pacific withEuropean styles and sources. It is also a shopper's paradise with everything from theInternational Market Place to famous Ala Moana, one of the largest open-air shoppingcentres in the USA. Where else canyou snorkel a crystal lagoon, climb a dormant volcano, surf huge waves, kayak along apristine coastline, picnic on a sandbar, soar in a glider, scuba dive over sunkenaeroplanes, play golf at a championship course and sail into a magnificent sunset? SPECTACULAR O'AHU ForMore Information Contact: O'AHUVISITORS BUREAU 733 Bishop Street, Suite 1872, Pauahi Tower, Honolulu HAWAII 96813 USA Telephone: +1 808 5240722 Facsimile: +1 808 5211620 Jane's Hawaii Home Page Jane's Oceania Home Page (E-mail: jane@janeresture.com -- Rev. 10th February2005)

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Hawaiian Cruise, Hawaii Cruises, Hawaiian Island Cruise, Cruises to Hawaii Home > Destinations > North America > United States > Hawaii > Hawaii Cruise Hawaii Cruise The Hawaiian Island chain consists of eight major islands and over 120 minor reefs and islands, so a Hawaiian cruise is the best way to explore the channels and waterways that intersect the islands. There are four primary islands of Oahu, Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui are the most popular sites that tourists will be visiting on their Hawaii cruise. Oahu Island Region This region includes the area around Oahu Island. There are numerous bays, reefs, and whale watching areas in this region, as well as port visits to the massively popular Honolulu. The Big Island Region The Hawaii Island region is highly popular as a Hawaiian Island cruise destination, as there are numerous endangered species, the Volcanoes, and the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. This destination has port stops so you can visit the small villages around the Island, as well as see the volcanoes more up close. Whale watching, and excursions more inaccessible regions, can be enjoyed in addition to these cruises to Hawaii. The Maui Island Region Hawaii Cruises to this region tend to have layovers of several days, so that you can enjoy the water sporting fun that this energetic island has to offer. Cruises to the Maui region will port in one of the major cities on Island for several days. When in port, you can choose to go diving with one of the many charters in the region. This activity takes time to prepare, however, so you may want to choose to forgo diving unless you are already an experienced diver and do not need any training. All three of the primary regions have excellent spots to enjoy Snuba and Scuba Diving. When planning a Hawaiian Cruise, you will want to make certain you arrive during a time where whale watching is possible. While dolphins are around most of the time, the whales migrate, so they are only seen in Hawaii during the winter months. There are many different types of Cruises to Hawaii, ranging over various lengths of time. They tend to range from one to three weeks, which allows you to see many areas of the islands and spend a notable amount of time in port. If you want to stay for a longer period of time, you will need to contact your Travel Agent and inquire about one-way trips on different cruises. When in port, you may choose to go sailing with a charter to places that your cruise does not go. As there are many reefs and other islands in the area, your Hawaiian cruise will not visit them all. Each of the three regions have many different Hawaiian golf courses that you can visit. When you have several days in port, this is a good way to see some of the most beautiful parts of the island while indulging in a fun game and hobby. When taking a Hawaiian Island cruise, your trip will not be complete without indulging in a Hawaiian Luau. All of the primary regions have Luaus, although the best ones are on Maui and Oahu Islands. contact us | advertising with us | content licensing | privacy policy | terms of use | help (C) 2004 Destination360 All Rights Reserved Hawaii Map Select a region North America Central America South America Caribbean Hawaii Overview When to Go Events and Holidays Top 10 things to do Hawaiian History Interisland Flight Flights to Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Oahu Maui The Big Island Kauai Destinations Waikiki Hawaii Volcano Park Nai Pali Coast Waimea Canyon Pearl Harbor Hana Highway Hawaii Hotels Oahu Hotels Maui Hotels Big Island Hotels Kauai Hotels Travel Resources ATV Tours in Hawaii Hawaii Cruises Hawaiian Dinner Cruise Hawaiian Car Rental Hawaii Diving Golfing Helicopter Tour Luau Sailing Snorkeling Snuba Surfing Hawaii Weather Weddings Wedding Photographer

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L & L Hawaiian Barbecue - Honolulu Gas Prices Not logged in [Log In] [Register] [Points Leaders] [My Points Statistics] Wednesday, January 25, 2006 6:59:56 AM Featured Sponsor Save 5% on gas Save 5% on all gas purchases with the Chase Cash Plus Visa* Click here for more info Participate in our Member polls Add gas prices to your web site. Click here to find out how! Home Message Forum Fuel Logbook Price Charts Classified Ads What's New Helpful Tips Related Links Contact Us More Message Forum Home :: View Favorite Topics :: Browse Other Forums :: Manage Favorite Topics :: Manage Ignored Members Message Forum - Read Message Category : Honolulu discussion > Topics Add to favorite topics Post New Topic Rate this topic: Low 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 High Avg rating: 5.0 ( 1 votes ) Author Topic: L & L Hawaiian Barbecue Post a Reply Back to Topics big booper Champion Author San Bernardino Posts:11,375 Points:443,710 Joined:Aug 2004 Message Posted: 4/21/2005 11:20:38 AM Ignore big booper Report Abuse Food chain that's gaining strength on the mainland. Its recieved many food awards as the best Hawaiian food in the valley. Ever heard of it? REPLIES (newest first) Page: First Prev [ 1 ] Next Last Codytreats All-Star Author Honolulu Posts:541 Points:81,475 Joined:Oct 2005 Message Posted:1/16/2006 10:41:12 AM Ignore Codytreats Report Abuse Most of the L&Ls are FRANCHISES with different OWNERS! All Eddie Flores cares about is getting the money that they have to pay him to use the recipes and paper goods with the L&L logo on it! TuNnL Veteran Author Honolulu Posts:414 Points:28,635 Joined:Apr 2005 Message Posted:1/14/2006 2:40:02 AM Ignore TuNnL Report Abuse The Pearlridge L&L is really wanting for service. I walked in the other night and there wasn’t a single customer inside. Then after I told the cashier I was dining in, she gave me two takeout boxes. When I asked for a tray, she looked at me like I was speaking a foreign language! She kept repeating the word “tray,” trying to make some sense of it. The cook/owner finally gave her a styrofoam plate which I accepted in defeat. What Eddie Flores needs to do is visit some of his restaurants unannounced. I’m sure he has enough pride to put some effort into training his employees. Codytreats All-Star Author Honolulu Posts:541 Points:81,475 Joined:Oct 2005 Message Posted:10/6/2005 11:57:52 AM Ignore Codytreats Report Abuse One of the partners is a "Jerk" so I try not to give my business! Eddie Flores used to live in my building and is a "greedy and self centered" person! He plays politics for his own motives! One of my friends owns a franchise in Kaneohe and I've heard how greedy and unhelpful Eddie Flores is! As far as his food> Tasty but OH SO BAD for your BODY!!!! Coug All-Star Author Washington Posts:885 Points:219,990 Joined:Apr 2004 Message Posted:6/23/2005 11:50:32 AM Ignore Coug Report Abuse L&L is the best. I read they are in Washington now so I need to find one. ono grinz! big booper Champion Author San Bernardino Posts:11,375 Points:443,710 Joined:Aug 2004 Message Posted:4/24/2005 7:47:46 PM Ignore big booper Report Abuse Getting serious about visiting now. May-June or September gots to figure out how I can cram in a trip for Maui later this year. Got a invite thru one of Loree's high school buds BUT your first. Looking forward to hugging one of your Spiney Lobsters. hiki no Champion Author Honolulu Posts:7,221 Points:386,685 Joined:Aug 2004 Message Posted:4/22/2005 1:44:48 PM Ignore hiki no Report Abuse Yep, we got them all over the island........ big booper Champion Author San Bernardino Posts:11,375 Points:443,710 Joined:Aug 2004 Message Posted:4/21/2005 11:24:12 AM Ignore big booper Report Abuse HiKi No many many thanks for being so gracious in sending me Taro Root Pancake mix. Its a main stay at my house. This fast food joint's food is really quite good. www.hawaiianbarbecue.com Post a reply Back to Topics Page: First Prev [ 1 ] Next Last "Consumers working together to save on gas" About Us | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Advertise With Us | Advertiser Log In | Contact Us ©GasBuddy Organization Inc.

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