Aloha means welcome, hello, good-bye, love, friendship
Sometimes I think the last thing the world needs is more travel content to Hawaiāi. Then the phone rings and some e-mails arrive. Friends are having a tough time wading through all the information available about Hawaiāi. Should we island-hop or stick to one island? Should we believe all this marketing hype about that Oāahu or Honolulu hotel? Should we take our one indulgent helicopter trip to Kauaāi or save it for the Big Island? Weāre going to be in Maui for seven nights; what are the seven best experiences? Or, we really donāt want to spend a fortune on dining; is that even possible? And then thereās the big one: āI really need to rest and I donāt have time to research every option and I canāt afford to make a bad decision. What should I do?” Thatās why we are writing these itineraries. ā Kim Grant