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February 02, 2010
By: WorldBeach
Category: Best Beach Vacation
If you have plan to summer vacation, this luxury beach vacation guide may help you to get best information.
Hawaii Beach Vacations
Visit the famous Waikiki Beach on Oahu and stay at the newly renovated Waikiki Parc Hotel with a rooftop swimming pool and a Japanese restaurant. The newly opened St. Regis Princeville is a luxury beach vacation getaway where one of the signature services is personalized butler service.Grand Hyatt Kauai is home to the Robert Trent Jones golf course and a spa offering Hawaiian-inspired treatments.
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August 12, 2009
By: WorldBeach
Category: Best Beach Vacation
Makaha, located on the western side of Oahu offers the ‘real’ Hawaiian experience to the visitors. Makaha may not be a major tourist destination, but it offers several fun filled and memorable activities to make it a memorable Hawaiian experience. The isolation of this place from the other popular Hawaiian Islands has allowed it to maintain its true Hawaiian charm and atmosphere.
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August 06, 2009
By: WorldBeach
Category: Island Vacation
The island of Oahu in Hawaii is both beautiful and diverse. The island activities around Oahu range from surfing lessons and canoeing to swimming with the dolphins and scuba diving. If you happen to be staying on Waikiki Beach, there are many shops that rent outrigger canoes, surf boards, and other gear on the beach.
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July 11, 2009
By: WorldBeach
Category: Best Beach Vacation
Waikiki beach, Oahu is a two mile stretch of white sandy beach backed by hotels. This famous beach offers numerous water activities. One can swim, snorkel, surf, canoe, parasail, boogie board or bodysurf. The water is warm and inviting, so strap on your floaties and jump on in. Just avoid all of the sand castles, umbrellas, and sun bathers on your way in. Waikiki is a vibrant gathering place for visitors from around the world.
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