Aloha
Aloha is a city in Oregon, under ten miles to the west of Portland (Oregon).
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 | Castle Molokai Shores  |
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| Located on Kaunakakai’s south shore, this property features an ocean front outdoor pool and hair salon. Guest rooms include a fully equipped kitchen at this property in Hawaii.
Molokai Shores offers barbecue facilities with picnic areas. Shuffleboard is also available at this property.
Each condo at Castle Molokai Shores provides a private balcony. Cable TV and ceiling fans are available in every condo.
Guests at Molokai may go golfing at the Ironwood Hills Golf Club, 9 miles from Molokai or visit The Nature Conservancy 3 miles away. Kaunakai Town, where shopping and restaurants are located, is a short walk from this property. ... more | | |
 | Aqua Hotel Molokai  |
Score 5.5 from 1 reviews | | Kamehameha V Highway |  |
| This Kaunakakai hotel is located directly on Kamiloloa Beach. The oceanfront hotel is modeled after a traditional Polynesian village and offers an outdoor swimming pool.
Aqua Hotel Molokai features guest rooms with a microwave, coffee maker and refrigerator. Some rooms offer garden views.
Guests at the Molokai Aqua Hotel can relax in a hammock or have a meal in the hotel's oceanfront restaurant, Hula Shores. Nightly entertainment is offered.
A full-service spa and activity desk are featured at the Aqua Hotel on Molokai. Guests can rent scuba diving and snorkeling gear to use at the beach. ... more | | | | More hotels in Aloha |
| Red Sail Sports Hawaii Two Tank Dive or Snorkel |
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The Big Island's Kohala Coast offers some of the best diving in the Hawaiian Islands. The water here is clear year-round often exceeding 100-foot visibility, with temperatures ranging from 72 degrees in the winter to 80 degrees in the summer.
The Big Island is still growing, thanks to the world's most active volcano, Kilauea. As a result, the Kohala coast is dominated by intricate lava flows, tunnels and crevices.
The 'Lani Kai' (Heavenly Seas) is Red Sail Sports 38-foot Delta Dive boat, designed in the United States for operation in the Pacific. The boat, which comfortably accommodates up to 18, was designed with a diver's needs and comfort in mind. It is equipped with a spacious dive platform, restroom facilities, fresh water showers and fresh water rinse buckets.
Mask, fins, snorkels, cold beverages, seasonal fresh fruit, snacks and fresh towels are provided with every dive
Snorkelers are also welcome! If you wish to come along on this diving tour, but do not dive, you are still welcome! Choose the SNORKEL option at time of booking and you can join the boat and enjoy all the inclusions, except of course, diving!
Please note:
- This tour is not suitable for children aged under 12 years
- All divers must present certification card
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2 hours |
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From January through April, the spectacular Humpback Whales migrate south and are often sighted off shore. Every year, from winter to early spring, hundreds of these leviathans, up to 45 feet in length and weighing 30 tons, migrate about 3,600 miles from Alaska to mate, give birth and fast in our tropical seas. The Noa Noa, "Feeling Free" in Polynesian and the new Kaimaka "Eyes of the Sea" are the ultra stable, 50-foot catamarans. They are considered the island of Hawaii's most precious gems. Their sleek design enables sailing speeds of up to 12 knots or 15 miles per hour. With a 50-foot mast and 870 square feet of sail, the catamarans make a breathtaking sight on the horizon. The catamarans feature plenty of seating space, a fully stocked bar, sunning nets, and two marine restrooms.
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| Kilauea Volcano Adventure |
12 hours |
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The geologic creation of the Hawaiian chain, a timeless battle between the elemental forces of fire and water, is one of the world's greatest natural history stories, There's not a better place on earth to witness and understand the awesome nature of volcanoes than at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and there is no better way to explore the park than with a skilled Interpretive Naturalist. You'll visit the "must see" places within the Park while learning about their geological and historical significance, Join this journey that Frommer's Guide to Hawaii says, "May very well be the highlight of your vacation". (Note: If an active lava flow is easily accessible, this tour will make that a priority.)
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