Top 5 Places To Visit In Hawaii

Hawaii is best known for its breathtaking beaches. However, if you are going to explore this famous destination, you'll surely discover that Hawaii is not just about beaches. You can have a lot of things to do in this wonderful US state. If you are planning to visit Hawaii with your friends or family, it is always a must to have ample knowledge about this state and the places to visit. Now, read on and find out more.

What You Should Know about Hawaii
According to statistics, as of 2012, Hawaii has a population of 1,392,313 people. Its name was derived from the Proto-Polynesian word "hawaiki" which means "homeland" or "place of the gods." With a total area of 28,311 square kilometers or 10,931 square miles, Hawaii has a warm tropical climate with various public beaches, volcanoes, and oceanic surrounding. These are the reasons why this particular destination is loved by tourists, biologists, surfers, and even volcanologists.

If you want to explore Hawaii, here is a list of the top 5 places to visit:

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Travel All Inclusive Vacations with Club Med

An all-inclusive vacation offers everything you could ever need or want all in one convenient price. Prices typically include airfare, lodging, food, drinks, entertainment and activities.

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Club Med offers open bar meals and snacks throughout the day so you are not confined to a strict eating schedule. There are many choices of cuisine and dinning atmospheres to choose from. Taxes and tip are also including allowing you to fully enjoy your vacation without having to worry a paying a dime.

For those travelers interested in an adventure Club Med offers dozens of land and water sports as well as optional excursions.

New Hope for the Jobless - Secret Unfolded by John Mattes

In October the national unemployment rate hit 10.3% this equates to approximately over 15 million Americans left jobless, many with little hope of returning to work in the near future. However perhaps there is hope out there a hope that has yet to be revealed.
INVESTIGATIVE GUY John Mattes has uncovered a federal program designed to give free gas cards to the unemployed but is a secret to those it's designed to help. The U.S. Labor Department provides millions of dollars in supportive services to the states for the unemployed. The program in some areas provides free gas cards, child care assistance and even pays for job interview clothing -- but the program has never been publicized so the unemployed don't know it exists or how to ask for it.

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Not Blogging, But Still Traveling (kind of)

I know I haven't posted here in awhile. But that doesn't mean I've stopped traveling. I just got real busy all of the sudden. However in the past year, I did go to Bahamas, St Thomas, St Martin, Miami, Texas, Atlanta, San Fransisco, Lake Arrowhead and Los Angeles (too many times).

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Here's a picture of my Sister and I in the Bahamas.

Too Much in One Night - New York Day 2 Pt.2

Wicked - On Broadway - New York City

Now it was time to get all dolled up and go to Broadway. The strike had ended a day before we arrived in New York and I was ecstatic that the lights were on in Broadway once again and we would get to see Wicked. I had long heard great reviews of Wicked and had always wanted to see it, my brother worked hard to get us last minute tickets and I am so thankful for that. James again was hesitant on going to a musical he wasn’t sure what to expect and although he was up for everything, in his head he thought it might not be too exciting. We stepped out of the New York subway in the middle of Time square and made our way to The Gershwin Theatre. The streets were crowded with people everywhere and we were running late but luckily we made it just in time and James even had time to stop for a bite to eat and go to the bathroom before the curtains opened. The show was absolutely everything I had expected and more and for James, it was a ton more than he expected. We loved the show and couldn’t stop talking about how funny and amazing it was. Definitely a great start to an even greater trip.

New York City - Day 2 (Part 1)

Rockefeller Center

The late night before combined with the extremely comfortable bed at The New York Hilton caused us to sleep our day away and we didn’t get out of bed till 1pm. Today my heart was set on one thing and one thing only Ice skating in Rockefeller center. James had never been ice skating before and I could tell he was hesitant but there was nothing about to stop me I even threatened to go by myself. For the last four years I have gone ice skating at Rockefeller Center during Christmas when the big tree was lit and I wasn’t about to miss it this time around. We stopped and got Gyros on the way and ate them in line as we awaited the next skating session. We waited about 30 min and then we entered the rink, rented our skates and got out there. Of course it was crowded but that didn’t stop us from having the time of our lives. James caught on really quickly to skating and at the end of the day ironically he was the one that wasn’t ready to leave. We skated for two hours and took multiple pictures by the beautifully lit up tree. During our skating session there were two marriage proposals. It was so amazing to be a part of and everyone there was aweing and ohhing it was a great experience and I can’t wait to go back again next year.

New York City - Day 1

The New York Hilton - Time Square New York, NY

As we landed onto the runway my heart beated with anticipation this was about to be our first big trip together and I was so excited. All the planning and wondering was over now it was time to sit back and enjoy the ride. We landed at JFK at approximately 5pm and after driving through an hour of heavy New York traffic we arrived at our hotel. For the first three days of our trip we were to reside at The New York Hilton. When we walked in the lobby was buzzing with excitement and I knew this was going to be a trip to remember. The New York Hilton was just how I imagined it and suddenly all the trouble I went through to book the room seemed obsolete.

We stepped into our room and it was breathtaking the room was extra big compared to what I was expecting in the heart of New York City and the décor was fabulous. The room had a huge window with a view of all the excitement on the street. We looked down with wonder and amazement. So many places to go so many things to see but for now we were confused where to start.

We buddled up and decided to go on a search for some alcohol, the mini bar was far too expensive and we had a long trip. We went to a couple little markets but to our surprise there was no alcohol sold in any of them. After walking block after block we ended up at a tiny store called Liquor. The prices were absurd and the service was bad but we were determined and money nor would poor attitudes get in our way. We purchased a bottle of vodka and a bottle of rum and made our way back to The Hilton New York.

By this time we were starving and decided to dine in the Hilton’s restaurant. It was a cute little place called The Marketplace we ordered hot wings, pizza and chicken fingers. Food was great but we were ready to explore, so we asked for a to go box half way through the meal and went up to our room to plan our night.

Gotta Love California!

Here is a picture of the Seals in La Jolla, CA, in my home town San Diego, California. Just enjoyin' the summer!