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Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Manta Ray Night Dive

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Manta Rays are one of Hawaii's most Fascinating Creatures unlike most of their relatives, Manta Rays have NO stinger and are completely safe to be around. We invite you to have yet another experience of a lifetime...a night snorkel with these angels of the Ocean. Sometimes referred to as the "Butterflies of the Sea", these graceful animals are a sight that must been seen in person. Manta rays are beautiful sea creatures that live in warm tropical waters. Their side fins have evolved into wide triangular wings with which they use to "fly" through the water.

Included: wetsuits, lights, snorkel gear, flotation if needed, a swim guide in the Ocean with you, water and sodas and light snacks.

Bring: towel, dry clothes, jacket/sweatshirt for the boat ride home.

Maitai Sunset Cocktail Sail

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

The amazing Maita'i Catamaran is an ocean adventure, sight-seeing tour and party all in one. This "state of the art", twin hulled, 44 foot catamaran seats 47 passengers comfortably. United States Coast Guard inspected and certified, the Maita'i is ultra-safe and a great time for the entire family. Bathroom facility onboard. Convenient barefoot boarding right from Waikiki Beach.

Maita'i's Sunset Mai Tai sail is at 5:00 pm and what better way to to end the day! Barefoot board right on Waikiki Beach, then sail out through the surf line and leave the hustle and bustle of Waikiki behind. Sit back and enjoy Hawaii's beauty as you experience a true Hawaiian sunset. Beverages include Mai Tais, beer, champagne, wine, juices and soft drinks.

Children 3 years and under are free!

Maitai Sunset Cocktail Sail

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Maitai Snorkel Sail

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

On this two-hour sail, we really go overboard. We sail out to Waikiki's best diving spots and let you jump in, snorkel and explore the reef or just sit back relax and enjoy the scenery. There, you'll make even more friends. (This time, mostly of the gilled variety.) You'll see parrot fish, butterfly fish, damselfish, and Humuhumunukunukuapua'a.

The amazing Maita'i Catamaran is an ocean adventure, sight-seeing tour and party all in one. This "state of the art", twin hulled, 44 foot catamaran seats 47 passengers comfortably. United States Coast Guard inspected and certified, the Maita'i is ultra-safe and a great time for the entire family. Bathroom facility onboard. Convenient barefoot boarding right from Waikiki Beach.

After you snorkel, you'll have a box lunch (sandwiches, chips, cookies) juices, water, and soft drinks. Then kick back, listen to some tunes, soak up the sun, and enjoy the cruise back to shore.

MaiTais, beer, and wine available for purchase for $2 to $3 after snorkeling. Mask and snorkel provided.

Children 3 years and under are free!

Honolulu Airport Flower Lei Greeting

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Order a Traditional Hawaiian lei greeting for the Honolulu Airport on Oahu for your upcoming vacation, or set up a surprise greeting for friends or family! An airport lei greeting is the perfect start to a vacation in paradise. This festive custom still lives on today at the Hawaii Airports. Our friendly Hawaii lei greeters will help start your vacation off Hawaiian-style with a warm “aloha” and a beautiful flower lei.

Choose from 4 different lei greetings:

Standard Lei is a single strand of Orchids
Superior Lei is a fuller Lei with double the amount of Orchids
Deluxe Lei is the most lavish with triple the amount of Orchids
Deluxe Honeymoon Special Two Deluxe Leis for one low price!

Since the advent of tourism in the Islands, Hawaiian lei greetings have been the traditional way of welcoming malihini (visitors) to Hawaii. During the early 1900s, arriving vacationers were showered with leis as they disembarked from large luxury liners, delighted to smell the beautiful fragrance and receive such a friendly “aloha” greeting from the locals. As tourism increased during the latter part of the century, hundreds of visitors turned into millions, and the Hawaiian lei quickly became a world-renowned symbol of Hawaii and the “aloha spirit.”

Waikoloa Beach Golf Course

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., the Beach Course at waikoloa winds its way along historic lava flows near anaeho'omalu bay, almost distracting even avid golfers with hypnotic ocean views, swaying coconut palms and tropical tradewinds. Immaculate greens are well-guarded by numerous white sand bunkers and strategically placed, shimmering water features, but the ultimate Big Island golf experience many be the Beach Course's 502-yard par 5 seventh - known throughout the islands as the most spectacular oceanfront par-five in Hawaii. Not only is it a challenging golf hole, its rocky point over the breakers is an awesome place to spot humpback whales and misty, distant views of other Hawaiian Islands. The Beach Course is the golfer's avenues into an area steeped in history and legend. Opened in 1981, the Beach Course is purposely relaxed and forgiving as in the Spirit of Aloha. Please be advised that the Beach Golf Course Bar & Grill and Pro Shop will close for renovation starting on Saturday - April 11, 2009. Both golf courses will remain open to the resort members & guests. All golf registration and start play for both Resort Golf Courses will take place at the Kings' Golf Clubhouse. The Beach Golf Course will be temporarily re-routed with the 1st tee and 18th green to be located adjacent to the Kings' Clubhouse.

Cancellation Policy: Tee Time reservation may be canceled up to 48 hours prior to schedule tee time without penalty. Cancellations made inside or with less than 48 hours notification will be charged in full.

Course Details:

Address: 600 Waikoloa Beach Drive - Waikoloa, Hawaii 96738
Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.	Open: 1981
Course Type: 18 holes, par 70	Yardage: 6566/5958/5122
Yardage Markers: sprinklers	Slope: 134/124/118
Rating: 71.6/68.7/70.0	Bunkers: yes
Golf Carts: yes	Pull Carts: no
Water Holes: yes	Caddies: no
Five-somes Policy: no	Walking Allowed: yes
Greens: Bermuda	Fairways: Bermuda
Dress Code: proper golf attire	Spike Policy: no
GPS Tracking: no	Lessons: yes
Club House: yes	Pro Shop: yes
Restaurant: yes	Bar: yes
Conference Facilities: Nearby	Banquet Facilities: yes
Lodging: Nearby	Showers: no
Lockers: no	Rider Fee: yes
Practice Green: yes	Driving Range: yes
Club Rental: Premium (Nike)	Ocean Holes : yes
Junior Rates: yes (17yrs and under)

Manta Ray Night Dive

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Included: wetsuits, lights, snorkel gear, flotation if needed, a swim guide in the Ocean with you, water and sodas and light snacks.

Bring: towel, dry clothes, jacket/sweatshirt for the boat ride home.

Oahu Golf Packages

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Ancient Hawaiians called the beautiful island of Oahu "The Gathering Place". Oahu offers challenging and beautiful golf courses from the famous North Shore to the rainforests on the windward side.

Big Island Golf Packages

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Big Island Airport Flower Lei Greeting

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT

Arrange a traditional lei greeting for your arrival at the Big Island Kona Airport! Your friendly island greeter will welcome you with a warm "aloha" and present you with a beautiful fresh flower lei, a symbol of aloha, welcome and love in Hawaii. You'll feel like you have a friend in the islands as you are offered assistance to baggage claim or directions to your connecting inter-island flight.

Kauai Private VIP Tours

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:00:00 GMT