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• Destination Weddings
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As a Hawaii-licensed Realtor-Associate,  I specialize in representing my clients in the purchase and sale of single-family residences and income properties on O’ahu, as well as the Big Island. I truly love Hawaii and pride myself on my knowledge of the Hawaiian housing market, current transactions, school districts, neighborhood information, and related services, including mortgage, insurance and inspection information.

I am a customer-driven agent dedicated to achieving results and providing exceptional service. If you are in the market to buy or sell a home, I will put my years of real estate expertise to work for you!

Our Oahu Golf courses include:

• Ewa Beach Golf Club
• The Hawaii Prince Hotel Golf & Country Club in Waikiki
• Ko’olau Golf Club
• Luana Hills Country Club

We also provide golf tee times for more Hawaii golf courses and 1500+ other golf courses around the world. Visit our website today to book your golf tee time.

Our Surf instructors will provide all the necessary equipment, allowing you to focus on having fun catching waves.

There are three great options available for your surfing lessons:

• Private Surf Lessons – One-on-one surf lessons, just between you and the surfing instructor
• Semi Private Surf Lesson – Small groups no larger than 4 surfing students
• Stand Up Paddle Lesson- Small group lesson for beginners, with groups no larger than 5 students

Young children who want to learn to surf (minimum age is 5) and individuals with special needs are highly recommended to sign up for the private surf lessons. All participants must be able to swim.

Surf lessons are popular and commonly booked out on Oahu. Avoid disappointment, book your surfing today!

Additional information

• One or two-hour surf lesson with a qualified instructor
• Rashguard shirt (rental)
• Surfboard equipment (rental)
• Rubberized fins (rental)
• Optional water shoes (rental)
• Hotel pickup and drop-off for private and semi-private lesson participants staying in Waikiki hotels. Stand up paddle lesson participants requesting hotel pickup and drop-off will be charged an additional $10 per person on the day of lesson.

Exclusions:

• Gratuities (optional)
• Food and drinks

Additional Information:

• Confirmation for your surf lesson will be received at time of booking
• Minimum age is 5 years old for the private and semi-private lesson
• Minimum age is 12 years old for the stand up paddle lesson
• Stand up paddle lesson participants requesting hotel pickup and drop-off will be charged an additional $10 per passenger on the day of lesson.

The visitor center is interesting for both adults and kids, who would enjoy the ship models, uniforms, photographs, and other memorabilia on display. Tours of the memorial start with a captivating and informative 20-minute film (you’ll be assigned a time as you enter the facility), followed by a Navy ferry ride across Pearl Harbor to the final resting place of the USS Arizona.

Enjoy the history. The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is a safe and comfortable place for the visiting public to dine and rest as they visit the museums and historical ships on site and honor the memory of those entombed aboard the USS ARIZONA.

Dole Plantation’s spacious grounds, educational gardens, beautiful scenery, immaculate facilities and varied activities make a perfect day out for the whole family. Ride our vintage-style train, solve the maze, collect recipe ideas, go shopping, refresh yourself at our snack bar, wander the gardens, feed the fish at the koi pond, or just sit and enjoy the scenery. Dole Plantation has something for everyone.

Take a ride on The Pineapple Express, Dole Plantation’s signature train tour, which takes passengers by vintage-style train for an exciting, educational ride on two miles of track laid through working agricultural lands. The 20-minute, fully narrated tour offers spectacular views and a unique insight into Hawaii’s agricultural past.

You can also get lost in the Dole Pineapple Garden Maze, which the Guinness Book of World Records named as the World’s Largest Maze. Spend half an hour or half a day finding the eight secret stations and solving this larger-than-life puzzle.

At the Dole Plantation, you will find many things to surprise you.

Polynesian Cultural Center boasts an authentic cultural experience and offers a variety of dining and show packages, perfect for all tastes and budgets. See tour and pricing options below for full details.

Some of the attractions at The Polynesian Cultural Center include:

Hawaii Village:
Five times each afternoon the Hawaiians present in-depth demonstrations on their ancient culture. Learn not only some basic hula, but also learn of the deeper commitment hula students make to their art, the intricacies of the motions, and the heritage of the hula implements and instruments. Gain insights into the ancient kapu or taboo system that meant men and women ate in separate houses. Learn how taro is harvested, cooked, and turned into the staple food, poi. Of course, you are also welcome to sample some. Observe how women craft leaves and flowers into beautiful Hawaiian lei and other useful items; and then try your hand at ulu maika – Hawaiian bowling, or konane – Hawaiian checkers.

Samoa Village:
Six times each afternoon the Samoans present one of the Center’s most popular cultural demonstrations. Learn how to make fire by literally rubbing two sticks together, how to easily crack open a coconut, the difference between coconut juice and “milk,” and how the men do all the major cooking. The young men will also show their strength and agility by climbing 40-foot coconut trees. The demonstrations take place on the malae or grassy area surrounded by outstanding examples of Samoan fale (houses), which are among the most unique in all of tropical Polynesia.

Aotearoa (New Zealand Village):
Five times each afternoon the Maori put on a demonstration that explains the symbolic significance of their beautiful meeting house, unique carvings, facial tattoos, the ancient origins and meanings of sticking out their tongues and twirling poi balls, and other aspects of one of Polynesia’s most unusual group of people. You won’t want to miss the stirring haka dance; kids will enjoy learning to play tititorea, a Maori stick game designed to develop hand-eye coordination, and kids of all ages seem to enjoy the ta moko area where they can get a temporary tattoo.

Fiji Village:
Five times each afternoon the Fijians present in-depth demonstrations on their ancient culture. Learn the significance of the lali or log drum, how important the coconut is in cooking, and other aspects of Polynesian island life. Review the wide array of historical weapons and implements involved in waging war upon neighboring islands and villages; that the cowry shells on the ridge mark a house as belonging to a chief, and that only the chief could enter that house through his door. Everyone will also enjoy making Fijian music with derua, a bamboo percussion instrument; or try a game of cibi (pronounced “thim-bee”).

Tahiti Village:
Three times each afternoon the Tahitians present in-depth demonstrations on their ancient culture. Learn both the women’s and men’s movements in their exciting dances, or just try to stop your toes from tapping to the beat of the wooden to’ere drums. Learn why the Tahitians make both fragrant flower and beautiful shell lei, sample Tahitian coconut bread, tour the garden, even let your kids try some fishing, and more.

Tonga Village:
Five times each afternoon the Tongans present their very popular Tongan ta nafa or drumming presentation that actually starts by learning the simple yet graceful motions of a mauluulu sitting dance. For example, you’ll learn the difference between clapping with a pasi or a fu sound. You can also try your hand at Tongan lafo, a type of shuffleboard game, or even your accuracy with tolo spear throwing.

Marquesas Village:
Five times each afternoon the Marquesan’s present fascinating insights into their ancient culture. The Marquesas will enchant you with their ancient style of dancing: You can definitely see the sounds and motions of nature in their choreography, and you won’t want to miss the pig hunt dance. Temporary tattoos are one of the most popular things to acquire there; and along with demonstrations of weaving and other crafts, the Marquesan’s also share samples of breadfruit in season. Discover what it tastes like.

Ha: Breath of Life:
An ancient, yet universal tale about a boy born in a distant paradise. Enjoy the spectacle of over 100 performers, drums, dance, special effects, a fire spewing volcano and world renowned fire knife performance.

Rainbows of Paradise:
Rainbows of Paradise is performed daily from 2:30-3:00pm in two locations: the lagoon between the Islands of Samoa and the Hawaii Mission Settlement; and on the wide section of lagoon between the Islands of Fiji, Tahiti and Hawaii. (Because the two showings occur simultaneously, the order of appearance may be different than described). Rainbows starts with a young Polynesian woman in an outrigger canoe throwing flowers into the lagoon, a tradition reminiscent of days gone by when great steamships transported visitors to these magical islands. It was said in those days that each blossom became a memory of visits to Hawaii; and if the blossoms returned to shore, then so would the visitors.

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