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DT Fleming Beach Park is a small beach park at Honokahua Bay in Kapalua, West Maui. It was named in honor of David Thomas Fleming, dubbed as the man who introduced pineapple to West Maui. The beach is known for its beautiful stretch of golden sand and clear blue waters. At the back of...
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Kamaole Beach Parks is a long stretch of sand (1.5 mile) in the southern part of Kihei in Maui. It is divided into three beach parks, namely, Kamaole Park I, Kamaole Park II and Kamaole Park III. The beach parks, all featuring fine white sand, are also called by their nicknames, Kam 1, Kam...
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The Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum in the historic town of Pu’unene in Maui, Hawaii is a museum which aims “to preserve and present the history and heritage of Hawaii’s sugar industry, and the multi-ethnic plantation life which it engendered.” It is housed in the former residence of the superintendent of Puunēnē Sugar Mill,...
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Located along Makalika Street in Hilo, Nani Mau Gardens is a 53-acre commercial botanical park featuring an extensive collection of exotic tropical plants, blooms and trees. Aptly named (Nani Mau means “forever beautiful” in Hawaiian), the artistically landscaped gardens comprise 20 acres of the property. Makato Nitahara established and opened the gardens to the...
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The Limahuli Garden and Preserve is a 1,000-acre a botanical garden and nature preserve on the north shore of Kauai island in Hawaii. It is managed by the National Tropical Botanical Garden, a non-profit organization aimed at preserving plant species native to the tropics. Used to be a private property, the sprawling preserve was...
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The Kukuiolono Golf Course and Park is a small but beautiful public course and park sitting high on a hill overlooking Poipu in Kalaheo, Kauai. It was originally built as the personal golf course of sugar magnate Walter D. McBryde. The course is considered as the eight oldest golf course in Hawaii. McBryde donated...
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Hawaii is the the epitome of a tropical paradise: majestic mountain ranges, lava-spewing volcanoes, lush rainforests and beautiful beaches. But beneath Hawaii’s sun-kissed islands is an underwater Shangri-la, featuring some of the world’s most exotic fishes, marine creatures and coral reefs. Hawaii’s over 750 miles of coastline is teeming with diverse reef and marine...
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Wailoa River State Park is a public park located on the banks of the Wailoa River, between downtown Hilo, Hawaii and Hilo Bay. The river’s name was derived from the Hawaiian wai loa which literally means “long water.” The 131.9-acre (53 ha) park, managed by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, encircles...
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Hulopoe Beach Park is a breath-taking pocket beach at the head of Hulopoe Bay south of the remote and secluded vacation island of Lanai. The beach’s grassy patch and pearl-white sand are ideal spots for picnics while the calm, crystal blue waters invite visitors for a refreshing dip. Despite the absence of lifeguards, the...
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