Travel to Hawaii, the Right Way

Posted by Mike Collins on Jan 3, 2013 in Hawaii | 0 comments

When people make a list of the top five places that they would like to travel to in their lifetimes, Hawaii is one destination that is always near the top of everyone’s list. With volcanoes, black sand beaches, crystal clear water, waterfalls, and a lot of other natural beauty, it is an obvious place for people to visit. However, many people never get around to doing it, and they miss out on a great opportunity. If you’re seriously considering going to Hawaii, here are a few tips on how to do it the right way:

Visiting Hawaii Island

Posted by Mike Collins on Nov 12, 2012 in Hawaii | 0 comments

Many people say that Hawaii Island is the most “Hawaiian” of all the islands. Laid back, less crowded and known for its awesome coastlines and vast undeveloped areas, the Big Island has a lot going for it. Of the main Hawaiian Island—Oahu, Kauai, Maui, and the Hawaii Island—it’s certain my favorite.

Traveling to Hawaii For Surf

Posted by Mike Collins on Sep 30, 2012 in Hawaii | 0 comments

There are family vacations, business trips, getaways, and honeymoons, quick trips, resort stays, visiting friends and family vacations, and annual reunion destinations; and then there are surf trips. Hawaii is a top world destination for surf for anyone from the novice beginner to the experienced pro. Many Hawaii travelers don’t think about the waves they might score while on vacation, so we’re going to give you some general information for those who seek some surf while in the islands.

Hawaii: Top things we want to see.

Posted by Mike Collins on Apr 18, 2012 in Hawaii | 0 comments

For some reason whenever I plan a big trip I think of heading east. Short jaunts to L.A., Vegas, Skiing out west…they are always fun, but the big trips always end up in Europe.  This winter things are different. It is funny how the smallest thing can turn into big plans.

My two year old curled her lip when asking a question a couple of weeks ago and my wife called her Elvis. The mention of Elvis turned into “Let’s watch an old Elvis CD tonight.”. We popped in Blue Hawaii and before you know it, the cold weather, 6 feet of snow and cabin fever had us online looking for some good deals to Hawaii.

We got pretty excited about the trip right away. We picked out a few tours, checked out Honolulu hotels and booked some decent plane tickets that first night.