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Zipline Thrills: Screaming Like a Rock Star in Hawaii

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Maui
Article Source: Blog Post
For some people I know, hiking the Kalalau Trail on Kauai makes them break into a sweat. Others I know won't even think about driving the famous road to Hana. For those people, I do not recommend ziplining. But, if you have a general respect for high places, like I do, and you like speed, like I do, then, you'll love ziplining. It's still a relatively new adventure in Hawaii. In fact, you won't even find ziplining adventures on all the islands. Read More
Mead: The Beverage of Choice for Honeymooners

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Kauai
Article Source: Blog Post
Quick: Do you know what mead is? At our last ReefCheck, Stephanie Krieger mentioned her first bottling would take place in late July. Mead? Mead? I let the word float in my mind. Somewhere in the deep recesses, I’d heard the word before. Maybe it had to do with medieval times. That grog that friars drank, wasn’t that it? “What is mead?” I asked Stephanie. Read More
Dancing Red Tailed Tropicbirds

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Hawaii Island
Article Source: Blog Post
At Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge, we (or, at least I), call these seabirds, “Valentine’s Birds.” For two reasons: 1) They arrive at the refuge in early February, around Valentine’s Day, every year; and 2) Their tail feathers and bill are painted a striking red. Read More
Vacations Are Good for Your Health and Marriage

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Hawaii Island
Article Source: Blog Post
It’s no surprise to hear that studies show vacation can lower blood pressure, lower stress hormones and generate overall feelings of well-being. For me, vacation gave me a new home. My husband and I moved to Hawaii for the same reasons we vacationed here: The warm weather, the ocean and the myriad of activities available to us--from golf, running and hiking to paddling outrigger canoes, snorkeling and diving. Now that we live in Hawaii, we get asked all the time: When you live in paradise, where do you go on vacation? Read More
Wedding Flowers in My Refrigerator

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Kauai
Article Source: Blog Post

My cousin Stef got married a week ago under sunny skies on a swath of grass above Lawai Beach on Kauai’s south shore, a choice location for a winter wedding, and now my refrigerator is full of wedding flowers--white orchids and roses.
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Two Things about Living on Kauai

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Kauai
Article Source: Blog Post
I just found a Roy's restaurant gift card in a purse I hardly use that hangs on the back of my desk chair. A pink lotus flower blossoms in one corner of the card. The words “Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine” reverse out of a stripe of green above Roy’s signature restaurant logo. Over the years, something sticky had adhered to the front of the card; it stuck to my thumb. I turned the card over. A series of other restaurant logos decorated the back—seven other restaurant concepts at which the card would be accepted. None of them operated on Kaua’i. This card turned out to be way better than finding a $20 in an old pair of jeans. Read More
The Tavern at Princeville by Roy Yamaguchi

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Kauai
Article Source: Blog Post
When I think of a tavern, I think of a kind of place that’s dark, dank and ancient. Something cave-like. I think of establishments in European basements. I think of smoke-filled bars in the rough part of town with Harleys parked out front and gruff men wearing tattoos, leather and red bandanas. When I think of a tavern, I do not think of good food. I hardly think of food, at all. The Tavern at Princeville by Roy Yamaguchi on Kauai’s North Shore is not like any tavern I know. (Disclosure: I am not an expert on taverns, mind you.) Read More
Brides and Rain. Oil and Water.

Kim Steutermann Rogers
Destination: Kauai
Article Source: Blog Post
After teasing us all morning, Mother Nature got serious on the heels of Saturday’s Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary Ocean Count. I was stationed along Kauai’s South Shore coastline at Mahaulepu-Makawehi on a bluff near the beach known as Shipwreck's in Poipu. (Note: Hawaiian name is Keoneloa Bay and, yes, the elevated location atop these bluffs are fabulous for watching the sunrise and the whales.) By noon, the sky off to the southwest lowered to a scowl. To go with it, the sky emitted a growl or two, and I high-tailed it for home on the opposite side of the island. Read More
Weddings & Honeymoons

Destination: Kauai
Article Source: Fodor's

Planning a destination wedding, the perfect honeymoon, or an anniversary that brings back all the old magic can seem daunting at first, but Hawaii has been in the love business for years, and there are many people and places just waiting to help celebrate yours.
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Your Big Day

Destination: Hawaiian Islands
Article Source: Outrigger

There's no question that Hawaii is one of the country's foremost honeymoon destinations. Romance is in the air in Hawaii. The white, sandy beaches, turquoise water, swaying palm trees, balmy tropical breezes and perpetual summer sunshine put people in the mood for love.
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