Special room rates for 2011 Maui Marathon available

41^st Maui Marathon events take place Saturday and Sunday, September 17 & 18, 2011

Maui Marathon (www.mauimarathonhawaii.com) has partnered with Travel Network Maui to make booking hotel accommodations for marathon participants easy.

Recognized as one of the most scenic courses in world, Maui Marathon starts in Kahului and passes sugarcane fields and the spectacular Pacific coastline for over 17 breathtaking miles before ending in Kaanapali.  Runners planning to participate in the various events over the weekend, along with family and friends can take advantage of special rates offered by The Westin Maui Resort & Spa and other hotels in Kaanapali Beach Resort.

“We’ve made it so much easier for marathoners to travel to Maui for the events taking place this September,” said Rudy Huber, Executive Director for the Maui Marathon.  “Travel Network is a Maui-based company and their knowledgeable travel consultants will book the rooms and airfare for those looking for assistance.”

Marathon Race Headquarters is located at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, on spectacular Kaanapali Beach.  As the official host hotel, many of the Marathon activities take place at, or near, the hotel and special rates available to runners, their families and friends during the marathon are: Run of House - $249.00 and Run of Ocean - $289.00.  When booking a longer stay, The Westin Maui Resort & Spa offers a 6th night FREE special.

Other hotels offering special rates during the Maui Marathon include:

Westin Kaanapali Ocean Villas:  Studio Island view - $279.00, Studio Ocean view - $319.00, 1 bedroom Island view - $339.00, 1 bedroom ocean view - $379.00 and a 6th night FREE special.

Kaanapali Beach Hotel:  Run of house - $168.00 and Run of ocean - $210.00.

Royal Lahaina Resort:  Run of house - $182.00 and Oceanview - $215.00.

Rates quoted are based on double occupancy, per night. A daily resort fee of $25.00 plus taxes are not included.

To take advantage of these special Maui Marathon rates, contact Travel Network.  They are located on Maui at 331 Hookahi Street, Suite 104, Wailuku, HI 96793. 

• Toll free: 800-344-9086, Phone: 808-244-1414, Fax: 808-242-7815
• Business Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm, Hawaii Standard Time

Registration for the 2011 events is available online for the following races:

• September 17:  Maui Tacos 5K Run/Walk, Run Forrest Run Front Street Mile

and Go Red for Women Ambassador 5K Walk

• September 18:  Maui Marathon, Half-Marathon and Warrior Challenge

Registration fee also includes a t-shirt for all race finishers.

For more information, visit www.mauimarathonhawaii.com.

Restaurant Week Wailea, May 23 - 29, 2010

“Restaurant Week Wailea” celebrates Wailea’s finest cuisine at 16 participating resort restaurants throughout Wailea starting Sunday, May 23rd, through Saturday, May 29th.

Wailea Resort has long been known for its award winning culinary talent, delectable restaurants and celebrity chefs; and have once again created some amazing three course, pre-fixe menus for just $29*/$39* per person (*depending on the restaurant - beverages, tax and gratuity not included).  Some restaurants have enhanced this promotion, by creating wine pairings to enjoy with your meal, at a very special price.

This pre-fixe menu is not valid with any other discount, coupons or promotion being offered at participating restaurants. Diners may contact each restaurant direct for reservations, as advance reservations are strongly recommended or visit www.opentable.com for select restaurants* which offer online dinner reservations. Photo courtesy of capische? restaurant at Hotel Wailea.

Participating restaurants contribute for each pre-fixe meal served to the Maui Food Bank.

No tickets, passes or coupons needed ~ simply make your reservations and enjoy!

Click here for brochure with full menus: Restaurant Week Menu

"High on a hill lived a lonely goatherd. Lay-ee ode lay-ee ode lay-hee hoo ….”

Ever thought about being a goatherd?  Or, at least just to see what it’s all about?

Surfing Goat Dairy (on Maui) is offering the Grand Dairy Tour – which includes a two-hour hands on visit and tasting experience that is fun for the entire family.

Be a goat herder and lead a herd from the pasture to the dairy, feed them, you can even try to milk a goat, play with goat kids, learn about the process of cheese making (our cheese masters even know the answer to the age-old question of where the holes in cheese come from), and finally the grand cheese experience, dig into over 20 of the many different varieties of our Maui Gourmet Goat Cheeses served with crackers, olives, pickles, grapes and nuts.

$25.00 per person.. includes a soft drink and the cheese tasting.

When: May 1, 15, & 29; June 12 & 26; July 10 & 24; August 7 & 21
Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM

For more information or reservations, www.surfinggoatdairy.com, (808) 878-2870.

Hawai'i's Big Island Erupts with Big Savings for Kama'āina!

Kama'āina Specials Launched on www.bigisland.org/getaway

The Big Island Visitors Bureau woos kama'āina travelers with irresistible lodging, activity, dining and other offers that last through much of 2010 on www.bigisland.org/getaway.

There are places here that you will not find on any other island:

• Four national parks and more marine life conservation districts than any other Hawaiian Island.

• Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park is Hawai'i's only World Heritage Site and active Kīlauea volcano is putting on quite a show at Halema'uma'u Crater (right - photo by HTJ), and the Kalapana Lava Viewing Area is heating up again with new flows oozing towards the sea.  

• To witness the recent activity at Kīlauea, both at the summit and at sea level, you can set out on your own or compare locals-only deals by KapohoKine Adventures, BikeVolcano.com and Hawaii Forest and Trail.

• Or soar above it with Blue Hawaiian Helicopters' Circle Fire Waterfall tour.

Always wanted to be eco-friendly when traveling?  Plan a free visit to Pu'ukoholā Heiau National Historical Site, and stay at the new, eco-friendly Hawai'i Island Retreat, which just completed its spa, for only $250/night for a two-night minimum. Includes a sumptuous breakfast, free upgrade, 15 percent off spa services and a complimentary Legends and Lore hike through the 50-acre coastal property.

If you’re a water person, discover the pristine underwater world of Kealakekua Bay aboard a Captain Zodiac rafting adventure, more than $20 off charters for Hawai'i residents, or plunge 100 feet beneath the surface of Kailua Bay, aboard Atlantis Submarines, for only $35 for adults, $15 for keiki.

There are lots of lodging options too starting from as little as $85/night at the Bougainvillea B&B in Ka'u to unprecedented specials at the luxury resorts along the sun-soaked Kohala Coast or from $89/night at the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel.

Nearly 45 spectacular Big Island offers await residents on its kama'āina website, check it out at www.bigisland.org/getaway.

Hawaii's Plantation Village celebrates Puerto Rican heritage

Hawaii’s Plantation Village (HPV) is hosting “Puerto Rican Day on the Plantation” on Saturday, April 10,
from 10 am – 2 pm as part of it's on-going Relive the Plantation Days cultural program

“My ancestors emigrated to Hawai‘i in 1900 and worked on a sugar plantation in Maui,” said Faith Evans, HPV Board President. “On April 10, HPV will celebrate our heritage and distinctive contributions which add to Hawaii’s unique multi-cultural society.”

During the festival, Hawaii’s Plantation Village will be highlighting the following Puerto Rican and plantation activities:

• Entertainment: Puerto Rican dance and music
• Country Story: Cultural items (such as handicrafts), plants and books for sale including De Borinquen a Hawaii Nuestra Historia: From Puerto Rico to Hawaii
• Authentic Puerto Rican plate lunches on sale for $8.00: featuring Pastele and Gandule Rice
• Tour of La Casita (Puerto Rican plantation house)
• Puerto Rican Genealogy

Free admission. Lots of free on-site parking.

Recruited as families, Puerto Ricans emigrated to Hawaii expecting to establish a new community when their own sugar industry was devastated by two hurricanes and the demand for sugar from Hawaii was on the rise. Starting in 1878 until about 1913, approximately 5,200 Puerto Ricans came to Hawaii to work on the 30+ sugar plantations throughout the Islands.

“There are many notable Puerto Ricans living in the Islands who have distinguished themselves in the community,” remarked Jeff Higa, HPV Executive Director. “HPV is lucky to have a number of tireless Puerto Rican volunteers, including Faith Evans, sharing their time and expertise with our members and visitors. Furthermore, we are extremely proud of Faith. She’s very low-key about it but, in her previous life, Faith was a state legislator and the first woman in the United States to serve as a U.S. Marshall.”

Hawaii’s Plantation Village “Puerto Rican Day on the Plantation” is sponsored by the Puerto Rican Heritage Society of Hawaii and Hawaii's Plantation Village.

For more information please contact the Village at 677-0110 or visit our Website at www.hawaiisplantationvillage-info.com.

Easter Specials from d.k. and Sansei

Excellent Easter Specials are offered at d.k. Steak House and Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar, Waikiki

• d.k Steak House will be open for Easter Sunday brunch from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

• Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar, Waikīkī will be offering its regular Kama‘āina Early Bird special on Easter Sunday from 5::30 to 6:00 p.m. (please note, orders must be in BY 6:00 p.m.)

• d.k Steak House and Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar, Waikīkī will be open for dinner from 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. on Easter Sunday, April 4th, offering specials as well as their full a la carte menus.

For reservations, call Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar, Waikīkī  - phone 931-6286 and d.k Steak House - phone 931-6280.  Both restaurants are located in the Waikīkī Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, 2552 Kalākaua Ave.

FREE 3-hour self parking with validation.

Here's a peak at the dinner menus (hope you can make it out)

Up-comng events and activities taking place on Hawaii Island (aka Big Island)

Hawaii Island (also called the Big Island) is the youngest (and largest) of all the Hawaiian Islands.  It has the lowest population density of the Islands with an estimated population of 155,000 spread out over about 4000 square miles The island is still growing as lava from Kilauea crater continues to flow into the ocean creating additional land mass.  There are many wonders to see here including Mauna Kea - the tallest mountain in the world, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the southern most point in the United States - Ka Lae (aka South Point) and more.  But, in addition to the natural wonders, there are also great events and activities taking place all the time.  Here is a short list of what's happening in the coming months.



Kokua Kailua Village Stroll Concert
• One Sunday each month from 1pm-6pm, Alii Drive in Historic Kailua Village becomes a festive pedestrian-only marketplace with music, artists, shopping and restaurants. There is a free Hawaiian music concert honoring Hawaiian royalty at 4pm on the lawn at Hulihee Palace and a free chair check pre & post concert so you can stroll Alii Drive unencumbered.

• Remaining dates in 2010: (Sunday) March 21, April 18, May 16, June 13, July 18, Aug 22, Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21, and Dec. 12

• For more information, visit … www.kvbid.org


Celebration for Native Hawaiian Arts (see full story here)

• Native Hawaiian artists will once again display their work near the Edith Kanakaole Stadium on the corner of Kalanikoa and Piilani Streets (in Hilo on Hawaii Island) beginning April 2 through April 10.

• Opening ceremony will start at 12:00 noon on Good Friday April 2, 2010 followed by entertainment. The exhibition will open daily at 12:00pm and will continue simultaneously during the Merrie Monarch Festivities.

• For more information contact: Terri L. Napeahi, tnapeahi@yahoo.com


2nd Annual Kau Coffee Festival, May 1 – 2, 2010 (see full story here )

• The second annual Kau Coffee Festival invites everyone to celebrate Kau's coveted crop over May Day Weekend, May 1 and 2.

• Most events are free, and will be held at the Pahala Community Center.

• For more information, visit www.kaucoffeefestival.com


“Mama … My Mama I Love You” (see full story here)
• Halau Kalaakeakauikawekiu, Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa’s adopted halau (hula group), will be showcased on Saturday, May 8 at 5:00 p.m. when the oceanfront resort hosts the halau’s “Mama … my Mama, I Love You” Mother’s day celebration.

• Tickets are $40 per person and include live entertainment and a silent auction with opportunities to bid on fine Hawaiian art, crafts and island adventures. Hawaiian food plates and beverages will be available for sale throughout the evening.

• For reservations and information or to donate to the silent auction, call (808) 322-6141 or (808) 989-4616.


Humane Society Tropical Paws Benefit slated for May 14, 2010

• Hawaii Island Humane Society’s 14th annual Tropical Paws benefit event scheduled for Friday, May 14, 2010.

The gala affair returns to the elegant Four Seasons Hualalai Resort and will begin at 6:00 p.m.

• A silent and live auction, Four Seasons-style buffet dinner, live entertainment and dancing are all part of the festive evening. Tickets, $100 per person or $1500 for a reserved table of ten, will be available soon at HIHS’s Keaau, Waimea and Kona shelters, select island retail locations, and online at www.HIHS.org.

• Visit www.HIHS.org or call 808-329-1175 for more information.


For more information about Hawaii Island, visit their website here.

Images and logos from - BIVB, HIHS, PIHA

“Mama … My Mama I Love You” Celebrates Mothers with Hula and Music

The talents of Halau Kala‘akeakauikawekiu (of Kona), Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa’s adopted halau (hula group), will be showcased on Saturday, May 8 at 5:00 p.m. when the oceanfront resort hosts the halau’s “Mama … my Mama, I Love You” Mother’s day celebration.

The 5^th annual event takes place in the Keauhou Convention Center Ballroom. Mistresses of ceremonies will be long-time radio personality and co-founder of the Na Hoku Hanahano awards, Skylark Rossetti, and Waimea’s own Penny Keli‘i Vredenburg.  Entertainment will feature the award-winning Halau Kala‘akeakauikawekiu led by Kumu Hula Kenneth “Aloha” Victor along with Na Hoku Hanohano award-winning performer Weldon Kekauoha, Lorna Lim, Napua Greig, Natalie Ai Kamauu and special surprise guests.

Kumu Hula and halau founder Victor feels privileged and blessed to be able to honor mothers in true Hawaii tradition.  He said, “This year perhaps more than ever, we believe it is important to gather and celebrate all the women who are so important in our lives. Through Hawaiian chant, dance, and music, we present a wonderful way to enjoy a special evening with friends, family, and most especially, with mom.”

Tickets are $40 per person and include live entertainment and a silent auction with opportunities to bid on fine Hawaiian art, crafts and island adventures. Hawaiian food plates and beverages will also be available for sale throughout the evening. 

For reservations and information or to donate to the silent auction, call (808) 322-6141 or (808) 989-4616.  Funds raised will help underwrite expenses for the keiki of Halau Kala‘akeakauikawekiu to participate in the Queen Lili‘uokalani Keiki Hula Competition on O‘ahu, deemed the “Junior Olympics of Hula.” 

Keiki Wahine image provided by Current Events

21st Annual Maui Onion Festival

The 21st Annual Maui Onion Festival, a fun and FREE family event, returns to Whalers Village Fine Shops & Restaurants in Kā‘anapali, Maui on Saturday, May 1, 2010 from 9 am – 9 pm.

This is Whalers Village Fine Shops & Restaurants’ signature event, and it honors of Maui’s most famous export, the Maui Kula Onion.

The fun, family event is open to the general public featuring a full day of celebrity chefs demonstrating cooking techniques followed by food sampling for the audience, best onion recipe contest, keiki and adult ‘raw’ Maui Onion eating contest, food and product booths, island music and entertainment, and more.

Special shopping promotions start April 26 at the more than 90 shops & restaurants at Whalers Village.

The 2010 celebrity chefs include Mark Ellman of Malaʻs Ocean Tavern in Lāhaina and Wailea, Roy Yamaguchi of Royʻs Restaurants, D.K. Kodama of Sansei Restaurants and Cane & Taro (Maui), James McDonald of PacificʻO and iʻO Restaurants, and the 2009 Maui Onion Festival Chefs Recipe Contest winner Chef David Paul of David Paulʻs Island Grill in Lāhainā.

Whalers Village is located at 2435 Kāʻanapali Parkway in Kāʻanapali Beach Resort.

For more information visit www.whalersvillage.com or call 808-661-4567.

For information about Kaanapali, visit Kaanapali Beach Resort Association.

Photos by Sandi Yara

Surfing Goat Dairies - Grand Dairy Tours

Located on the slopes of Haleakalā in Kula, Maui, Surfing Goat Dairies is one of two goat dairires in Hawaii. It’s a fun place to visit anytime but they are offering ‘Grand Dairy Tours’ on March 6 and March 20, 2010.

The tour includes a two-hour hands on visit and tasting experience you will love. Surfing Goat Dairies encourages families, friends, neighbors and colleagues to come on down.

• Be a goat herder and lead a herd from the pasture to the dairy.

• Feed the goats,

• Try milking a goat.

• Kids can play with goat kids.

• Learn about the process of cheese making

• And … last but not least, enjoy the grand cheese experience … dig into over 20 of the many different varieties of Maui Gourmet Goat Cheeses served with crackers, olives, pickles, grapes and nuts.

Make your reservation early as these tours sell out quickly!

$25.00 per person ... includes a soft drink and the cheese tasting

Time: 9:00am

Location: 3651 Omaopio Rd., Kula, Maui

For more information, visit: http://www.surfinggoatdairy.com/about.html

Photo:  Surfing Goat Dairies

Location change: Pacific Roller Derby Season Kickoff on March 6

Saturday, March 6, 2010

PRD Season Opener Bout has changed venues! Instead of Sand Island, the bout will now be at Kamiloiki Community Park in Hawaii Kai, 7750 Hawaii Kai Drive.

The event is now free to the public although donations are greatly appreciated!  Whistle blows at 5pm at the roller hockey rink on the corner of Hawaii Kai Drive and Lunalilo Home Road.

Oahu’s local roller derby league, Pacific Roller Derby is gearing up for the 2010 season opener on Saturday, March 6. With this past year’s expansive recruiting efforts and the national release of Drew Barrymore’s influential film, Whip It, PRD has experienced a huge growth within the community and is proud to announce 3 home teams for 2010: the Carnevils, the Villains, and neighbor island Maui’s Crazy 808s.

Fans can root for their favorite team at this season’s monthly family-friendly bouts.

The first whistle blows promptly at 5pm.

For more information, visit www.pacificrollerderby.com

Photo by Raul Soria, courtesy of Pacific Roller Derby

Ruth’s Chris Steak House at Restaurant Row to host a Wine Dinner

Ruth’s Chris Steak House Hawaii will host a Meritage Wine Dinner on Tuesday, February 23. The Meritage dinner is the first of a series of wine dinners planned for the restaurant, located at Restaurant Row.

Dinner will be served at 6:00 pm with reservations at $95 per person (plus tax and gratuity) required by calling the restaurants directly, 808.599.3860. Guest Sommelier will be Alan Suzuki with CWUS (Constellation Wines U.S.) Hawaii.

Dinner begins by showcasing Robert Mondavi, Fume Blanc 2007 against two unique creations - Escargot sautéed in a garlic butter sauce and served on a crostini followed by Smoked Salmon served with warm fingerling potatoes and finished with a tobiko yuzu butter sauce. The experience continues with a grilled lamb lollipop encrusted with chopped pistachios and Dijon mustard, accompanied with a goat cheese fritter and served with Estancia Meritage 2006 and Blackstone Rubric 2006.

The entrée is our Signature Filet Ala Ruth, wrapped with apple bacon and topped off with Boursin cheese and crispy Hawaiian taro, served with sweet island corn and garlic mashed potatoes; your entrée will be served with Clos Du Bois Marlstone 2005 and Franciscan Magnificat 2005. Baked Brie served with OPUS ONE 2004 and, as a grand finale, Ruth’s Chris will present our Berries and Cream served in a chocolate basket and complemented with Robert Mondavi Moscato D’oro 2008.

This superlative food and wine pairing is a not-to-miss-event. Reservations are required.

Ruth's Chris Steak House

500 Ala Moana Blvd,

Restaurant Row,

Honolulu, HI 96813

Phone: (808) 599 - 3860

Celebrate the Year of the Tiger

WHAT: Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday: Year of the Tiger
WHEN: Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010,
(new hours for activities 11 a.m.-3 p.m.)
WHERE: Honolulu Academy of Arts
PRICE: Free
INFO: 532-8700, www.honoluluacademy.org


The Academy celebrates Chinese New Year with “Year of the Tiger.” Lion dancers will wind their way through the museum starting at noon to ring in the Lunar New Year. From Chinese folk dancing to narcissus bulb carving, the day is filled with a broad spectrum of Chinese culture for visitors to enjoy.

Hours of Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday activities are also taking a shift. While the museum and its galleries are open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., activity hours for Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday are now 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

ART ACTIVITIES + DEMONSTRATIONS

• Narcissus Bulb Carving, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
• Calligraphy, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
• Be in an art project, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

ENTERTAINMENT

• Phoenix Dance Chamber, 1 p.m. -1:30 p.m.: High school students showcase various Chinese Folk, Classical and Modern dances.
• Chinese Lion Dance, 12 a.m.-1 p.m.: Lions from the Lee Shaolin Boxing Academy will travel through the museum grounds to exorcise bad spirits and summon luck & fortune for the new year. After the dance, visitors can join them in the courtyard for a martial arts demonstration.

Chinese Lion photo by Sandi Yara

$69 Waikiki hotel rate available until June 30

Aqua Hotels & Resorts recently announced an introductory special for the Maile Sky Court Hotel ... located at 2058 Kuhio Avenue.

The MSC Introductory Special is available for $69 per night for a City view room, with one free room upgrade upon availability.

The Maile Sky Court is an ideal property for budget-minded travelers looking for comfortable accommodations, friendly staff and a convenient location. The hotel offers a selection of amenities that will appeal to a variety of guests including on-site restaurant, sports bar, beauty salon, pool and Jacuzzi, business center and free WiFi Internet in the lobby.

MSC Introductory Special is available until June 30, 2010. There is no minimum night stay requirement as the special is based on availability. The rate quoted is based on single or double occupancy, plus taxes and cannot be combined with any other offer. For reservations, see your preferred travel agent or call Aqua toll free from the U.S. and Canada at 1-866-406-2782. From Hawaii, call 808-924-6543.

For more information, visit www.aquaresorts.com

Take your sweetheart to Kaua‘i Beach Resort for Valentine's Day

There are lots of options for Valentine's Day. Just check online or the local newspapers and you'll find a slew of restaurants offering specials for breakfast, lunch, dinner and even cocktails. There are so many choices - it will make your head spin!

To help you decide, here's a suggestion that is perfect if you want to do something that's special without blowing the budget.

The Kaua‘i Beach Resort is offering very reasonable specials for Valentine's Day in their Naupaka Terrace, a plantation-style open air restaurant overlooking fishponds, pools, waterfalls and the Pacific Ocean.

Valentine's Sunrise Buffet: Available from 6:30 am - Noon for an unbeatable $21.00 per adult and $10.00 for children 5 - 12 years (yep, children are welcome).

Valentine's Day Dinner: Selection of entrée includes appetizer, salad and scrumptious Valentine Chocolate Dessert Buffet, available 6 - 9 pm.

Appetizer
Roasted Squash Soup with Crisp Pancetta

Salad
Smoked Duck Salad with Apple Chips

Entrée Selections
- Hoisin Glazed Salmon with Roasted Macadamia Nuts, Orange-scented Couscous, Asparagus, $25.00
- Pan-seared Rib Eye Steak with Kentucky Bourbon Gravy, Parmesan Mashed Potatoes, $27.00
- Maple-Barbeque Chicken Breast with Garlic Fried Potato, $23.00

Valentine Chocolate Dessert Buffet
Chocolate-dipped Strawberries, Chocolate Bread Pudding, Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Cheesecake, Chocolate Brownies, Chocolate Fondue with Heart Cake

Prices for the Valentine's Sunrise Buffet and Valentine's Day Dinner do not include tax or gratuity. Reservations are recommended. Call 808-245-1955.

For Valentine's Day to be even more special for you and your sweetheart, book a room at Kaua‘i Beach Resort and make a romantic weekend of it. Kama‘āina room rates start at just $99 per night.

The oceanfront Kaua‘i Beach Resort features:

- Complimentary shuttle service to/from the airport and nearby golf courses
- Three main pools and two whirlpool spas
- Sand bottom fresh water pool
- 75 ft. lava tube waterslide

For room reservations, call Kaua‘i Beach Resort direct at 808-246-5517 or toll free at 1-888-805-3843 or book online at www.kauaibeachresorthawaii.com.

Photos courtesy of Aqua Hotels & Resorts