Presss Release by PBS Hawaii
New Home campaign program November 18 at 6:30 PM
'Best Hawaii Vacation blog' shares another time one of PBS Hawaii's press releases with its visitors. By doing so, we hope that more of our visitors watch this program by Hawaii Public Broadcasting on November 18 to generate enough money for a new home of PBS Hawaii in Honolulu. We all take advantage of the quality programs by our Hawaii PBS station. Now let's give something back.
A star-studded cast of Hawaii residents will appear on PBS Hawaii Sunday, November 18 at 6:30 pm HST to help the statewide public television station engage public support for its campaign to build a new home. The 90-minute live broadcast of the NEW HOME Campaign is available online via livestreaming on PBS Hawaii
The program will be rebroadcast and also available online on Thursday, November 22 at 8:00 pm HST. Broadway performer Loretta Ables Sayre will host the program, featuring slack key guitar master Keola Beamer; singer Marlene Sai; YouTube sensation Ryan Higa; singer/composer Paula Fuga; jazz singer and PBS Hawaii Board member Jimmy Borges; singer/musician and PBS Hawaii Board member Kawika Kahiapo; entertainer Danny Kaleikini; slam poet Kealoha; voice coach Neva Rego; ukulele impresario Roy Sakuma; storyteller and Enterprise Honolulu President and CEO Pono Shim; Searider Productions educator Candy Suiso; Hawaii and San Francisco public broadcasting executive Mary Bitterman; and iconic artist Pegge Hopper. Singers will be accompanied by Dan Del Negro on the piano and John Kolivas on bass.
The program is intended to raise public awareness and financial support for a $30 million capital campaign to develop a site that the station purchased at 315 Sand Island Access Road at Nimitz Highway. PBS Hawaii must vacate the University of Hawaii Manoa building it has occupied for 40 years because the university needs the space for expansion.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Follow us on Google Plus
What a nice rhyme 'Follow us on Google Plus' and a great new tool!
Like everybody else in the vacation & travel business we came recently across more and more Google+ badges and +1 buttons when visiting Hawaii twitter friend sites or generally surfing the web. Then naturally the question came up what is all the hype about Google+? Admittedly, we were a bit skeptical and hesitant when Google first showed up as new player among the social media scene of Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin. It seemed kind of late but obviously not too late when considering the ever rising numbers of members of Google+ pages, exclusively designed for business owners.
As owners of KohalaCoastWeb and HawaiiAffordableVacationRentals as well as our Best Hawaii Vacation blog we had to ask ourselves: "Can we really afford NOT to join Google+? Here is the result of our brainstorming after more detailed studies of Google+ business pages. We think that the structure of Google+ gives us business owners a powerful platform to promote our websites with its unique features Facebook and Twitter don't offer. Consequently we joined Google+ about three weeks ago.
Why we think Google+ is right for us:
1. Open a Google+ business page
After I had opened my individual personal Google+ account, Google allowed me to open a Google+ business page with profile, description of business target, link to company and of course with the possibility to post new, fresh interesting and exciting posts there.
FYI Google Plus offers to link your blog with your Google+ business page. When you do that, each blog post will automatically show up in your posts at Google+. I decided NOT to link my blogger blogspot account with Google+, yet. I don't think I want that, at least not at this moment. OK I have a different 'audience' in Google+ but in the end it would be just a repeat of my blog post. There is so much more to posting fresh content on Google Plus!
2. Start circles in Google+
As I said above I am still a newcomer to Google+ but I immediately started creating customized 'Circles' in my business page for Hawaii, Big Island, Vacation, Travel, Hawaii Activities etc. which seems to be the perfect way to unite same or similar target businesses in one circle. I really like the circles.
3. Google+ badges and +1 buttons
Third step I did was to get from Google Developers the Google badge and the +1 button to my site KohalaCoastWeb which invites site visitors to follow my Google+ page (see top of pages) and to +1 a page (individual page placement) whose content they like.
4. Google+ improving Search engine results
Since we've started Google+ just recently and it's still new territory for us, we don't expect a miracle in Google SERPs of our sites and blog. However, our belief is that the potential is there and should be big considering that Google accumulated the biggest amount of data as the biggest player in the search engine business. The majority of us still 'googles' instead of 'bings'. Naturally we can expect that Google will integrate their social media network with search business in the future.
Mahalo for following us on Google Plus.
So if you are owning a Hawaii or vacation or travel related business and I convinced you to start your own Google+ page, please, let us know when you did so. Happy to find kindred spirits on Google+. A hui hou. Aloha, Pua & Keoki
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First positive result to report from joining Googe Plus, is the ever climbing number of Twitter followers, business owners of quality sites & blogs in the travel and vacation business!
BTW We noticed one of the best unexpected 'side effect' of being closely connected to Hawaii and Travel sites around the world are...the most amazing photos from unique places in Hawaii and around the world. Most of those travel photo posts are available for 'sharing'.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Best spots for snorkeling in Hawaii
Aloha everybody,
The Big Island has the most healthy coral fields of the islands, and plenty of sea life. It is our top pick for a snorkeling destination in Hawaii. And it is actually pretty easy to say what our favorite spot is on the island, because it is probably our favorite spot in all the Hawaiian Islands.
If Two Steps had a beach, it would be the poster child for world's best snorkel spot. Instead, you get in the water from a solid rock shoreline, stepping down natural steps into the water. Don't let the lack of beach stop you, because this little bay has it all, fantastic corals draped across fields, valleys and cliffs. Turtles and dolphins frequent the bay, along with lots and lots of tropical fish. We have spotted octopus here, and even the elusive seahorse.
Kauai offers some exciting snorkeling, at the base of it's gorgeous rain shrouded mountains.
This is one giant of a snorkel spot. In fact, the curve of the outer protective reef at Tunnels can be seen from space. And it seems that most folks who snorkel here are not aware that with a good swim out farther inside the reef there are some huge healthy coral heads, and schools of tropical fish. So if you are a strong swimmer, explore a bit further inside the reef area for a real treat.
Maui is no slouch. It offers some fantastic snorkeling and wonderful healthy coral reefs. And if you love to snorkel with turtles then Maui is the ticket, having an abundance of Green Sea Turtles.
Po'olenalena may not have the fame of Molokini, but with it's perfect depths for a snorkeler and an abundance of sea life, it is much better in our book. The southernmost rocky point of the beach has stellar snorkeling. If you love seeing families of turtles, gorgeous hard corals, and healthy populations of fish, then this is not to be missed.
Oahu snorkeling
If you are fortunate enough to visit the north shore of Oahu in the summer, there are some great snorkel beaches, like Three Tables, described below. But in the winter and when there is a north swell, those spots favor surfers, so you will find better luck at locations on the west and south sides, like the famous Hanauma Bay.
After looking for special vacation spots in Hawaii in our previous post, we and of course you got invited by two Hawaii snorkel experts Galen & Nicole to visit with them best spots for snorkeling in Hawaii. Excited to hear about their favorite snorkel spots on each Hawaiian Island? Then keep reading what they have to say:
"Why visit Hawaii? It's got to be for the hot sun and the beautiful ocean. Two essential elements for all kinds of fun. And snorkeling in Hawaii is like slipping between those two wonderful elements. And in the space between you discover a new world, that fills your eyes and your mind with life, fresh color and an expanse of quiet beauty. Sea life.
Graceful Green Sea Turtles fly by. Dolphins click and squeak to each other and break the horizon in acrobatic spins. Schools of bright tropical fish either crowd you for a handout, or are so indifferent you are lucky to catch a glimpse. Not to mention the vast fields of colorful coral life that tries to imitate rock during the day.
Every time we snorkel in Hawaii, it offers something new and interesting. And Hawaii is so accommodating. The state has made all beaches public. So you can get up, watch the sun rise, and jump in at your own pace, just about anywhere. Of course, you can also book an exciting snorkel boat tour, filled with good company, food and music.
Ready to snorkel? But where? Because while it is true that you can get in the water almost anywhere in Hawaii, some snorkeling spots are much better than others. The best spots offer healthy reefs and an abundance of sea life to interact with. So what is our favorite spot on each of the main Hawaiian Islands? Tough question, because we love many spots on each island. Forced to choose, here is a favorite on each island that won't disappoint you:
Big Island (Hawaii) snorkeling
The Big Island has the most healthy coral fields of the islands, and plenty of sea life. It is our top pick for a snorkeling destination in Hawaii. And it is actually pretty easy to say what our favorite spot is on the island, because it is probably our favorite spot in all the Hawaiian Islands.
Two Steps in Honaunau - Our choice for best spot for snorkeling on the Big Island
If Two Steps had a beach, it would be the poster child for world's best snorkel spot. Instead, you get in the water from a solid rock shoreline, stepping down natural steps into the water. Don't let the lack of beach stop you, because this little bay has it all, fantastic corals draped across fields, valleys and cliffs. Turtles and dolphins frequent the bay, along with lots and lots of tropical fish. We have spotted octopus here, and even the elusive seahorse.
Kauai snorkeling
Kauai offers some exciting snorkeling, at the base of it's gorgeous rain shrouded mountains.
Tunnels - When snorkeling on Kauai this is our favorite spot
This is one giant of a snorkel spot. In fact, the curve of the outer protective reef at Tunnels can be seen from space. And it seems that most folks who snorkel here are not aware that with a good swim out farther inside the reef there are some huge healthy coral heads, and schools of tropical fish. So if you are a strong swimmer, explore a bit further inside the reef area for a real treat.
Maui snorkeling
Maui is no slouch. It offers some fantastic snorkeling and wonderful healthy coral reefs. And if you love to snorkel with turtles then Maui is the ticket, having an abundance of Green Sea Turtles.
Po'olenalena Beach - This Maui beach is our favorite for snorkeling on Maui
Po'olenalena may not have the fame of Molokini, but with it's perfect depths for a snorkeler and an abundance of sea life, it is much better in our book. The southernmost rocky point of the beach has stellar snorkeling. If you love seeing families of turtles, gorgeous hard corals, and healthy populations of fish, then this is not to be missed.
Oahu snorkeling
If you are fortunate enough to visit the north shore of Oahu in the summer, there are some great snorkel beaches, like Three Tables, described below. But in the winter and when there is a north swell, those spots favor surfers, so you will find better luck at locations on the west and south sides, like the famous Hanauma Bay.
Three Tables - Great spot on Oahu for snorkeling on a beach day
Just a tiny swim out from this quaint little beach and you will find one of the few spots on Oahu with healthy corals, and lots of fish. We have also found inquisitive reef squid here. The area is not big, but is full of life. But be aware that you need to be cautious of waves and currents at all of the north shore locations on Oahu."
Keoki and I really enjoyed Galen's and Nicoles Hawaii snorkel tour and the beautiful ocean life photos. To our visitors, remember that these photos are copyright and if you would like to use one, please, ask them their permission. We are sure that you have your own preferences about your favorite snorkel spots in Hawaii. Click the comment link and tell us more about your snorkeling in Paradise.
Mahalo Galen & Nicole again and aloha to all of you from Pua & Keoki Kohala Coast Web
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Galen & Nicole are half salt water, half web geeks who love sharing their snorkeling experiences from around the world at their website and in their eBook snorkeling guides. Drop in and say hi.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Looking for a special vacation spot in Hawaii?
Dear Best Hawaii Vacation travelers,
Looking for a SPECIAL vacation spot in Hawaii? Sorry, we don't mean a budget or discount Hawaii vacation which everybody loves. We refer to a UNIQUE place in Hawaii, different and beyond the ordinary vacation: a special place in Hawaii which guarantees special moments in Paradise. Moments which will stay with you for a lifetime. Where can you create such powerful memories, you want to know. Well, follow us to the Kohala Coast, the Big Island's tropical vacation gem in the Pacific...
5 Reasons why the Kohala Coast is the top Hawaii vacation destination
1. The Kohala Coast is blessed with sunshine...
all year-round. It's location on the West coast, north of Kona International Airport, guarantees the best Hawaii weather on the Big Island.
2. Stretches of beautiful white sand beaches...
beaches for everybody's taste lure any visitor to the Kohala Coast. Public Hapuna Beach is the favorite among boogie boarders, Mauna Kea Beach delivers magnificent views of Mauna Kea summit to its beach walkers, Beach 69 in Puako attracts snorkelers in search for the green sea turtles & Spencer Beach Park is loved by families searching for a calm ocean and enjoying a BBQ with the family. Just to name a few of those popular beaches on the Kohala Coast. There are more!
3. Kohala Coast is a Golfer's Paradise...
ocean front resort golf courses with unique championship designs make those passionate golfers come back to the Kohala Coast year after year. No worries Waikoloa Village Golf Course, also on the Kohala Coast, offers golf rates you can afford. When really looking for cheap golf, you'll find it a few miles upcountry.
4. Central location of the Kohala Coast...
makes the Kohala Coast an easy starting point for unique Hawaii Big Island adventures such as stargazing on top of Mauna Kea summit, visits to spectacular Waipio and Pololu Valley, a relaxing shopping trip to Kailua Kona and so much more. Even a trip to hot red lava oozing Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is possible as a day trip or take off with one Blue Hawaiian Helicopters right there at the Kohala Coast watching the volcano from above.
5. Ocean activities invite...
Kohala Coast visitors all along the coast. Read the ocean condition signs when snorkeling for tropical fish, turtles and rays on the beaches or at State Parks. There are also plenty of guided ocean tours available for whale watch, sunset cruises, deep sea fishing and scuba diving.
So what do you think: Is the Kohala Coast a special vacation spot in Hawaii or NOT?
Keoki's favorite saying is "Listen to me now, and believe me later" meaning "Come and see for yourselves". Relax in oceanfront village of Puako or indulge in the luxury of gated Kohala Ranch or did you find YOUR special vacation spot somewhere else on another Hawaiian Island? We and our blog visitors would love to know what you have to say.
So what do you think: Is the Kohala Coast a special vacation spot in Hawaii or NOT?
Keoki's favorite saying is "Listen to me now, and believe me later" meaning "Come and see for yourselves". Relax in oceanfront village of Puako or indulge in the luxury of gated Kohala Ranch or did you find YOUR special vacation spot somewhere else on another Hawaiian Island? We and our blog visitors would love to know what you have to say.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Best Hawaii Helicopter Tours
Dear Best Hawaii Vacation visitors,
It's time to get the excitement going for your vacation in Hawaii. Hawaii helicopter tours will just do that. Additionally, they are a way to see those hidden waterfalls, remote Hawaiian valleys, rough cliff coasts like the Napali Coast on Kauai or flying over a lava oozing Volcano Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
We've put together a list of Best Hawaiian helicopter tours which cover all the Hawaiian Islands with their tours.
Best Hawaii helicopter tours:
Here is what National Geographic says about Blue Hawaiian Helicopters in 'The Ten Best of Everything' (Hawaii section): "Blue Hawaiian is the premier helicopter tour company in Hawaii, with a great safety record, flown by the best and most experienced helicopter pilots. The tour is a unique blend of cultura; excursions to some of Hawaii's most remote and breathtaking beautiful places."
Sunshine Helicopters offers aerial tours of Maui, Molokai and Hawaii (Big Island). Over 90% of the State of Hawaii is accessible only by helicopter. Take a tour in the blue skies above the Hawaiian Islands aboard their "Black Beauty" state-of-the-art helicopters. Hawaii air tours by Sunshine Helicopters offer spectacular aerial views of erupting and dormant volcanoes including Haleakala National Park on the island of Maui and Volcano National Park on the island of Hawaii. Tours include Molokai's world's tallest sea cliffs, Maui's Kapalua, Kaanapali coast & Upcountry Maui, and Big island tours cover Kilauea Volcano, Hamakua Coast, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa.
When enjoying a vacation on Hawaii Big Island, you might want to take one of the helicopter tours by Tropical Helicopters which offers a Volcano Adventure and Hilo Fire and Falls Adventure Tour.
Kauai Helicopter Tours are offered by Safari Helicopters. A helicopter tour of Kauai will take you on a tour of Kauai’s dramatic wilderness areas which are only accessible by air. Safari Helicopters leaves from the Lihue Heliport. They also offer Big Island helicopter tours which leave from Hilo Heliport.
For your island fun and entertainment we have included another Hawaii youtube video. It's a helicopter video about a Kauai helicopter ride on the Napali coast. Enjoy!
What's your 'Best Hawaii helicopter tour"? Aloha Pua Hawaii Affordable and Kohala Coast Web
It's time to get the excitement going for your vacation in Hawaii. Hawaii helicopter tours will just do that. Additionally, they are a way to see those hidden waterfalls, remote Hawaiian valleys, rough cliff coasts like the Napali Coast on Kauai or flying over a lava oozing Volcano Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
We've put together a list of Best Hawaiian helicopter tours which cover all the Hawaiian Islands with their tours.
Best Hawaii helicopter tours:
Here is what National Geographic says about Blue Hawaiian Helicopters in 'The Ten Best of Everything' (Hawaii section): "Blue Hawaiian is the premier helicopter tour company in Hawaii, with a great safety record, flown by the best and most experienced helicopter pilots. The tour is a unique blend of cultura; excursions to some of Hawaii's most remote and breathtaking beautiful places."
Sunshine Helicopters offers aerial tours of Maui, Molokai and Hawaii (Big Island). Over 90% of the State of Hawaii is accessible only by helicopter. Take a tour in the blue skies above the Hawaiian Islands aboard their "Black Beauty" state-of-the-art helicopters. Hawaii air tours by Sunshine Helicopters offer spectacular aerial views of erupting and dormant volcanoes including Haleakala National Park on the island of Maui and Volcano National Park on the island of Hawaii. Tours include Molokai's world's tallest sea cliffs, Maui's Kapalua, Kaanapali coast & Upcountry Maui, and Big island tours cover Kilauea Volcano, Hamakua Coast, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa.
When enjoying a vacation on Hawaii Big Island, you might want to take one of the helicopter tours by Tropical Helicopters which offers a Volcano Adventure and Hilo Fire and Falls Adventure Tour.
Kauai Helicopter Tours are offered by Safari Helicopters. A helicopter tour of Kauai will take you on a tour of Kauai’s dramatic wilderness areas which are only accessible by air. Safari Helicopters leaves from the Lihue Heliport. They also offer Big Island helicopter tours which leave from Hilo Heliport.
For your island fun and entertainment we have included another Hawaii youtube video. It's a helicopter video about a Kauai helicopter ride on the Napali coast. Enjoy!
What's your 'Best Hawaii helicopter tour"? Aloha Pua Hawaii Affordable and Kohala Coast Web
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
2012 Hawaii summer vacation
Dear Best Hawaii Vacation blog visitors,
Much mahalo for visiting our recent post by guest author Alex from Maui 'My Journey to Maui' and all your fun comments. Well, what's a great way to check out relocating options to Hawaii? A Hawaii vacation this summer 2012 gives you a great opportunity of checking out moving to Hawaii options.
When recently updating Kohala Coast Vacation & Accommodation Guide vacancies for 2012 Hawaii summer vacation, we were quite surprised how many vacation rentals, homes & condos on the Kohala Coast are currently still having summer vacancies at rates you can afford. Here is a small selection for your Hawaii vacation this summer:
Puako Apartment - 2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $115/nt.
This Puako Apartment is right across from Beach. If it's just the two of you and you love the beach, this is as good as it gets with all the Puako rentals. $115/nt. this is your best deal Puako beach! It has currently still vacancies for Hawaii summer vacation for July + August 2012. Enjoy all your meals outdoors in a tropical setting on your spacious private lanai. Puako is one of the most desired areas on the Kohala Coast. You can access the ocean right there across from Puako Puako Beach Drive or pack your beach stuff into the car and take a short 5-minute drive to Puako Beach 69 also called Wailea Bay.
Waimea Apartment -2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $95/nt.
This Waimea cottage style apartment is fully equipped (full kitchen) and at a private location with short 10-minute drive to Mauna Kea beach. Stay for less money at a nice cottage and save money for restaurant visits or other Hawaii activities, like a helicopter flight over an active volcano. Summer vacation dates are still available for August from $95/nt. with 7-night booking. Sunny Side Waimea Cottage Kohala Coast Vacation Rental Cottage Near Best Beaches
Kohala Coast Estate vacation rental 1Bd/1Ba w/180 degrees Ocean views- 2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $145/nt.
This Kohala Coast vacation rental is situated 400' above the Kohala Coast on the Big Island of Hawaii, offering expansive,unobstructed views of the ocean, coastline, and nearby Hualalai Volcano. Awesome sunsets and balmy ocean breezes are the norm here. The Hawaiian Hale is conveniently located 35 miles north of the Kona airport. From here you are only minutes away from the finest beaches (such as Hapuna), water activities, dining and golfing the Big Island has to offer.
2Bd/2Ba Kohala Estate Vacation Home w/180 degrees Ocean views - 2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $235/nt.(dbl.)
Experience Hawaii at its best. Enjoy the Aloha at this newly completed, tropically decorated two bedroom and two bath Kohala Coast vacation home, located in Kohala Estates (next to Kohala Ranch), minutes away from world-class golf, white sand beaches and 5-star resorts. This Kohala Coast Estate home can be booked for 2012 Hawaii summer vacation special for August + September from $215/nt.(dbl.)
Review more 2012 Summer vacation deals. The next update on Hawaii summer vacancies will be on July 1, 2012. Stay tuned. Mahalo and aloha, Pua Hawaii Vacation
Much mahalo for visiting our recent post by guest author Alex from Maui 'My Journey to Maui' and all your fun comments. Well, what's a great way to check out relocating options to Hawaii? A Hawaii vacation this summer 2012 gives you a great opportunity of checking out moving to Hawaii options.
When recently updating Kohala Coast Vacation & Accommodation Guide vacancies for 2012 Hawaii summer vacation, we were quite surprised how many vacation rentals, homes & condos on the Kohala Coast are currently still having summer vacancies at rates you can afford. Here is a small selection for your Hawaii vacation this summer:
Puako Apartment - 2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $115/nt.
This Puako Apartment is right across from Beach. If it's just the two of you and you love the beach, this is as good as it gets with all the Puako rentals. $115/nt. this is your best deal Puako beach! It has currently still vacancies for Hawaii summer vacation for July + August 2012. Enjoy all your meals outdoors in a tropical setting on your spacious private lanai. Puako is one of the most desired areas on the Kohala Coast. You can access the ocean right there across from Puako Puako Beach Drive or pack your beach stuff into the car and take a short 5-minute drive to Puako Beach 69 also called Wailea Bay.
Waimea Apartment -2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $95/nt.
This Waimea cottage style apartment is fully equipped (full kitchen) and at a private location with short 10-minute drive to Mauna Kea beach. Stay for less money at a nice cottage and save money for restaurant visits or other Hawaii activities, like a helicopter flight over an active volcano. Summer vacation dates are still available for August from $95/nt. with 7-night booking. Sunny Side Waimea Cottage Kohala Coast Vacation Rental Cottage Near Best Beaches
Kohala Coast Estate vacation rental 1Bd/1Ba w/180 degrees Ocean views- 2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $145/nt.
This Kohala Coast vacation rental is situated 400' above the Kohala Coast on the Big Island of Hawaii, offering expansive,unobstructed views of the ocean, coastline, and nearby Hualalai Volcano. Awesome sunsets and balmy ocean breezes are the norm here. The Hawaiian Hale is conveniently located 35 miles north of the Kona airport. From here you are only minutes away from the finest beaches (such as Hapuna), water activities, dining and golfing the Big Island has to offer.
2Bd/2Ba Kohala Estate Vacation Home w/180 degrees Ocean views - 2012 Hawaii summer vacation from $235/nt.(dbl.)
Experience Hawaii at its best. Enjoy the Aloha at this newly completed, tropically decorated two bedroom and two bath Kohala Coast vacation home, located in Kohala Estates (next to Kohala Ranch), minutes away from world-class golf, white sand beaches and 5-star resorts. This Kohala Coast Estate home can be booked for 2012 Hawaii summer vacation special for August + September from $215/nt.(dbl.)
Review more 2012 Summer vacation deals. The next update on Hawaii summer vacancies will be on July 1, 2012. Stay tuned. Mahalo and aloha, Pua Hawaii Vacation
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Friday, June 15, 2012
Listen to Hawaiian music presented by PBS Hawaii this Sunday
Aloha everybody,
Today we have a special announcement we'd love to share with our Hawaii blog visitors. We received this Press Release from our Twitter friends from PBS Hawaii. By publishing it, we want to show our support for PBS Hawaii which always had and will have a special place in our personal television program. Please, tune in this Sunday to PBSHawaii.org for a very special performance of Hawaiian music. See the following press release by Hawaii PBS for detailed information:
ENCORE BROADCAST SUNDAY JUNE 17/VIMEO REPLAY
NA MELE: NA LANI EHA FROM IOLANI PALACE
Na Mele Na Lani Eha from Iolani Palace presented by Hawaiian Airlines this Sunday, June 17, at 7:00 pm. The two-hour program is also available from 7:00 pm June 17 to 7:00 pm June 18 HST as a Vimeo replay on PBSHawaii.org.
The television music special features songs composed by four siblings of the Hawaiian monarchy performed by: Marlene Sai, Robert Cazimero, Nina Kealiiwahamana, Haunani Apoliona, Dennis and David Kamakahi, Aaron Mahi, Kuuipo Kumukahi and the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame Serenaders, Jeff Peterson, Helene Woodward, Ilana Mahiehie Davis and Hawaii Youth Opera Chorus directed by Nola Nahulu. To obtain a DVD copy of the program, please visit PBSHawaii.org
With executive producer Robert Pennybacker looking on, vocalist Marlene Sai and musician Jeff Peterson perform in the Blue Room for PBS Hawaii production, Na Lani Eha from Iolani Palace. Photo Credit: Bryan Bosworth, PBS Hawaii.
Hawaii's only public television station, PBS Hawaii, advances learning and discovery through storytelling that profoundly touches people's lives. We bring the world to Hawaii and Hawaii to the world. Be a PBS Hawaii fan on Facebook at facebook.com/PBSHawaii Friend us on Twitter at twitter.com/PBSHawaii Visit us online at PBSHawaii.org"
We hope this won't be the only time you are tuning into PBS Hawaii. Enjoy the best of Hawaiian music this Sunday. Aloha, Pua & Keoki Hawaii Vacations
Today we have a special announcement we'd love to share with our Hawaii blog visitors. We received this Press Release from our Twitter friends from PBS Hawaii. By publishing it, we want to show our support for PBS Hawaii which always had and will have a special place in our personal television program. Please, tune in this Sunday to PBSHawaii.org for a very special performance of Hawaiian music. See the following press release by Hawaii PBS for detailed information:
ENCORE BROADCAST SUNDAY JUNE 17/VIMEO REPLAY
NA MELE: NA LANI EHA FROM IOLANI PALACE
Na Mele Na Lani Eha from Iolani Palace presented by Hawaiian Airlines this Sunday, June 17, at 7:00 pm. The two-hour program is also available from 7:00 pm June 17 to 7:00 pm June 18 HST as a Vimeo replay on PBSHawaii.org.
The television music special features songs composed by four siblings of the Hawaiian monarchy performed by: Marlene Sai, Robert Cazimero, Nina Kealiiwahamana, Haunani Apoliona, Dennis and David Kamakahi, Aaron Mahi, Kuuipo Kumukahi and the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame Serenaders, Jeff Peterson, Helene Woodward, Ilana Mahiehie Davis and Hawaii Youth Opera Chorus directed by Nola Nahulu. To obtain a DVD copy of the program, please visit PBSHawaii.org
With executive producer Robert Pennybacker looking on, vocalist Marlene Sai and musician Jeff Peterson perform in the Blue Room for PBS Hawaii production, Na Lani Eha from Iolani Palace. Photo Credit: Bryan Bosworth, PBS Hawaii.
Hawaii's only public television station, PBS Hawaii, advances learning and discovery through storytelling that profoundly touches people's lives. We bring the world to Hawaii and Hawaii to the world. Be a PBS Hawaii fan on Facebook at facebook.com/PBSHawaii Friend us on Twitter at twitter.com/PBSHawaii Visit us online at PBSHawaii.org"
We hope this won't be the only time you are tuning into PBS Hawaii. Enjoy the best of Hawaiian music this Sunday. Aloha, Pua & Keoki Hawaii Vacations
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