How To Explore Four Islands In Eight Days And Celebrate King Kamehameha Day: Hawaii Travel Podcast Show 26
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The Hawaii Travel Podcast, show number 26 for Tuesday June 4th, 2013. Today we’ll discuss a holiday fit for a king, King Kamehameha and King Kamehameha Day. And, can you explore four islands in just eight days? You bet, find out how on this episode of The Hawaii Travel Podcast.
FOUR ISLANDS IN EIGHT DAYS
We received a great email from David, Georgia and Richard…
Just got back from our Hawaii vacation and wanted to thank you for your informative program. In case anyone else asks a similar question (or you do a show about how to manage mad scrambles around multiple islands – in this case four islands in eight days), here is what we ended up doing:
Post Tagged with Akaka Falls, Aqua Waikiki Wave, Atlantis Submarine, Bishop Museum, Boiling Pots, Cool Cat Cafe in Lahaina, Creation Luau, Diamond Head Farmers Market, Don Ho Burger, four islands in eight days, Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Iao Needle, Kalapana, Kilauea Lodge, King Kamehameha, King Kamehameha Day, Kona Mountain Coffee, MacKenzie State Recreation Area, Maui Tropical Plantation, Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, Pali Lookout, Pe'epe'e Falls, Pride of America, Punaluu Black Sand Beach, Queen Liliuokalani Gardens, Rainbow Falls, Surfing Goat Dairy, Thurston Lava Tube, Ululani’s Shave Ice, USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor, Volcano House Hotel
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The Wizard Stones are located in Waikiki near the Duke Kahanamoku Statue. Legend has it these stones are healing stones that contain healing powers of four wizards from Tahiti that came to Oahu perhaps as early as 400 AD.
The Ulupo Heiau is located behind the YMCA in Kailua. The temple is massive and built with intention, surviving many centuries. Legend has it that the Menehune built this site–which shows you just how old the temple might be. Explore the ancient ruins and enjoy the vista out to Kailua Bay. To find the heiau, you can walk from the YMCA parking lot. Just walk toward the back of the building and look to the left (towards the water).
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