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Golf In Paradise at the Poipu Bay CourseArticle byAre you considering a trip to Hawaii's garden isle, Kauai and do you like to play golf? If so, you have an opportunity of a lifetime awaiting you. Kauai is, without a doubt, one of the most scenic and idyllic locales on earth. The Hawaiian Islands are all wonderful, but you have not seen Hawaii in all of its splendor until you have visited Kauai.
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Portland’s Pearl: An Epicurean OasisArticle byAn old, tired section of Northwest Portland, once known for its worn-out warehouses, has been transformed almost overnight into one of the nation's snazziest neighborhoods. The Pearl District, featuring upscale condos, art galleries and shops has become a favorite with both locals and tourists. The area also boasts some of the top rated restaurants in the city and a great place for a foodie exploration.
Pacific City: Where Sandstone Cliffs Meet the SeaArticle byFor a lovely evening with someone special or to relax on your own, visit Pacific City where sandstone cliffs meet the sea. Located at the south end of the Three Capes Scenic Loop-which includes Cape Meares, Cape Lookout, and Cape Kiwanda-Pacific City is a wonderful spot. Pristine sands give its public beaches a private feel. You can drive your car along the water, launch a boat, or amble peacefully beside the waves and throw a stick for your dog. Pacific City's long waves make it a Mecca for surfers.
The Perfect Day Hike on the Exquisite North ShoreArticle byOf all the islands of Hawaii, they call Kauai "The Garden Isle". It is known for it lushness and its preservation of raw beauty. The most green area of Kauai is it's north shore. Pack a picnic lunch and drive five miles past Hanalei Bay for breathtaking scenery that you will only see on foot.
Action, Activity and Adventure on the North ShoreArticle byVisiting Kauai conjures images of palm trees swaying in the tropical breezes and lounging pool or beach side sipping a Blue Hawaii or a Lava Flow. While this is certainly part of a Kauai vacation, you may be surprised to know how many adventures are available on this beautiful island. So, set the Chi-Chi down and get ready for a day of outdoor activity on Kauai's North Shore including kayaking, snorkeling, surfing and even a traditional Hawaiian plate lunch that will having you feeling like a local in no time.
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Family Fun on KauaibyKauai has a reputation as a romantic and quiet island and after a recent trip with my husband and children we found how family friendly it is as well. Our hotel of choice for this family vacation was the Kauai Marriott Resort and Beach Club in Lihue. The beautiful entrance is situated among swaying palm trees and adorned with numerous tiki torches. Entering the spectacular open air lobby you'll find Koi ponds, beautiful swans and lush tropical gardens.
Hawaiian Fine DiningbyLocated at the beautiful Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa in Poipu, the restaurant Tidepools is an experience for the senses. Featuring contemporary Hawaiian fare with Asian flavors the cuisine is simply delectable. The only thing that may top the food is the beautiful setting.
Situated in an open-air thatched roof hut above a koi-filled lagoon surrounded by flickering Tiki torches, Tidepools is definitely romantic. Ask for a table beside the waterfall for ultimate views. It is hard to find a restaurant with more beautiful surroundings anywhere on the island.
Waikiki: Surf, Historic Trail and Sunset CatamaranbyMost people come to Hawaii to relax. They leave their stress, worries, and deadlines on the mainland to experience a tropical world filled with flowers, the soft sound of unfolding waves, and the swaying hips of hula dancers. Of course, many don't just come to Hawaii to relax, they come to play!
Secret Beaches and a Napali Coast HikebyStart your day with breakfast at a favorite local's joint, Mango Mama's Cafe. Its hot pink zebra stripes make it easy to find. Enjoy a fresh smoothie with honey, ginger, yogurt and enough colorful fruits to festoon Carmen Miranda's hat in style.
Wine, Food, Peace and Quiet in LivermorebySituated in the tri-valley area just a forty-five minute drive from San Francisco, Livermore is worth visiting whether you're stopping over en route to surrounding wineries, or are just looking to soak up some small town simplicity.
A Japanese Outing -- in Oregon!byOregon is known for its evergreen forests, spectacular coastline, and towering volcanoes draped with glaciers. The state is also recognized for a robust wine industry. Large sections of the lush Willamette Valley, in particular, have over the last 25 years been planted in grapes, and the region has earned a reputation for excellent wine production, led by award-winning pinot noirs.
