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April 2010 Hideaway Report
Having visited many National Parks over the years, we’re familiar with the typical warnings: Do not feed the animals, etc. But the signs at the visitor center at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island are of a different nature.
April 2010 Hideaway Report
Like urban beach communities everywhere, Waikiki has its share of tackiness. On our recent visit, however, we noticed that Kalakaua Avenue (which runs parallel to the beach) has benefited from a smart makeover.
April 2010 Hideaway Report
Owing to volcanic topgraphy, some of the most beautiful places in Hawaii are inaccessible by ground. Helicopters solve that problem, and an exciting part of any trip to the islands is an aerial trip that affords truly remarkable views.
April 2010 Hideaway Report

Along with Mauna Kea, we place Halekulani on Oahu's Waikiki Beach among the islands' gems. Certainly, the setting couldn't be more different from that of Mauna Kea.

January 2011 Hideaway Report

Kanha National Park, a remote 750-square-mile tract of forest in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, was the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book.” Most visitors can expect to see a tiger if they stay for two or three nights.

April 2010 Hideaway Report

Hawaiian chefs, like their mainland colleagues, are obsessively focused on fine local produce. We expected to find high-quality fruit, but also we reveled in rich coffee, earthy sweet potatoes from Maui, and the delicious, just-caught fish.

April 2010 Hideaway Report

Fifty years after it became the 50th of the United States, Hawaii remains a place of special allure. Despite the crowds and traffic in some areas, the islands still offer a delicious climate, cooling breezes, and spectacular mountains.