MAUI KAMAOLE - Condomineum Acomodations

Maui Kamaole is Kihei's first-class resort property. The Maui Kamaole is located directly across from it's name sake, popular Kamaole Beach III. These condominiums are spacious one and two bedroom deluxe accommodations. The complex is low rise, most have ocean views framed by the islands of Lanai, Kahoolawe, and Molokini. You will find it convenient to shopping, restaurants, golf courses, most of Maui's scenic attractions, and Kahului Airport.

In this online vacation resource, you'll find exciting information about your vacation on the island of Maui. Included are resources made available to help you plan your Maui vacation. Your family will enjoy their Maui vacation and treasure these memories for years to come.

Maui Kamaole features a variety of condominiums to fit your accommodations needs. All units are furnished with new, contemporary furniture, and finely appointed with modern appliances and accessories. Almost all of Maui Kamaole's units feature scenic views, many of the majestic Pacific Ocean. Follow the links above to floor plans of typical one and two bedroom units, or for a full list of features and amenities, see our features list.

Maui Condo and Home Realty
- A ResortQuest^sm Company -
Property Management, Vacation Rentals, Real Estate Sales
2511 South Kihei Road, suite F (PO Box 1840)
Kihei, Maui, Hawaii - 96753
USA/Canada Toll Free: 1.800.822.4409
Office: 808.879.5445 - Fax: 808.874.6144
email:info@mauikamaole.com

DOLE PLANTATION: WHERE PINEAPPLE IS STILL KING

Hawaii’s pineapple industry is no longer what it once was, but at Dole Plantation on Oahu, this prickly fruit is still king.
Nearly a million people visit Dole Plantation each year. It originally opened in 1950 as a simple fruit stand, and reopened in 1989 after an extensive remodeling of its facilities to provide the complete "pineapple experience." In 1997, the site underwent a $125,000 interior renovation to simulate building facades patterned after old Haleiwa Town.
A favorite attraction here is the Pineapple Garden Maze, made from 11,400 colorful Hawaiian plants. Covering an area of more than two acres (with a path length of approximately 1.7 miles), the maze in the 2001 Guinness Book of World Records as the "world’s largest maze."
Once you find your way out of the maze, take some time to enjoy Dole Plantation’s other offerings: The Pineapple Express train tour is a two-mile, 20-minute, fully-narrated tour that provides insights on the history of the pineapple; the rigors of plantation life; and the story of James Dole, who pioneered the pineapple industry in the Islands. The Plantation Garden Tour, meanwhile, is a self-guided walk that brings you face to face with a variety of agricultural crops in Hawaii.
Dole Plantation also features informational displays and presentations about the pineapple. The visitor center offers a wide variety of pineapple-related merchandise. You can even treat yourself to an icy-cool cup of world-famous DoleWhip.

The Royal Hawaiian

2259 Kalakaua Avenue · Honolulu, Hawai 96815 · Estados Unidos

El mejor escenario natural para el amor en Hawai se encuentra en el corazón de Waikiki. Un icono de comodidad y romanticismo, The Royal Hawaiian ha capturado la calidez de un verdadero hogar hawaiano al que los visitantes regresan año tras año.Pronuncie sus votos de matrimonio en el marco de un espléndido arco con vista al Ocean Lawn, o festeje con amigos y familiares bajo las entretejidas copas de los árboles en el Coconut Grove del hotel.



La sala Monarch reclama el título de principal lugar de Hawai frente al océano. Las leyendas de la música de las islas se presentaron en el escenario consagrado donde ahora se colocan las mesas principales de las fiestas de bodas, inundadas de suaves luces rosadas y enmarcadas por pesadas cortinas de terciopelo rojo y candelabros de cristal.Disfrute del entretenimiento de la Polinesia y la cocina de la isla en el tentador Royal Luau, el único luau frente al océano de Waikiki. Después de un día de tomar sol junto a nuestra piscina de agua dulce, consiéntase en el Abhasa Waikiki Spa, famoso por sus masajes lomilomi curativos.Sea cual fuere la ocasión, festéjela en las costas de Waikiki en The Royal Hawaiian.

Norwegian Pride of Hawaii Cruises

Norwegian Pride of Hawaii Cruises

The best just keeps getting better with the introduction of NCL's brand-new, luxurious Pride of Hawaii. She'll join Norwegian's U.S.-flagged Hawaii fleet for exclusive seven-day, four-island cruises, departing Mondays from beautiful Honolulu.
Experience her elegant Courtyard Villas, innovative amenities and spectacular itinerary. This is your chance to island hop during Pride of Hawaii's inaugural season for an unforgettable adventure.
Oahu is central in the chain and has been a gathering place since the days when Polynesian chiefs made it their home. Most airplanes land here now, with visitors shuttling on smaller planes to the outer islands. Those who take the time to go in to Honolulu and Waikiki are rewarded with one of the nicest beaches in the islands. Waikiki is also where you'll find the action when it comes to nightlife and world-class shopping

HOTEL WAIKIKI BEACH

The finest hotels in the world. Five-star lodging is characterized by luxury appointments, superlative service, and the highest standards of comfort. Five-star hotels offer originality in architecture and interior design, high-grade materials in construction and décor, and such special touches as fresh flowers and plants in abundance. These properties also maintain a high staff-to-guest ratio, gourmet dining, and 24-hour room service.

Guestrooms offer ample space, the finest furnishings and decor, premium bedding, and luxury bath products. Room amenities generally include high-speed Internet access and CD and/or DVD players. Five-star resorts may offer additional recreation facilities such as tennis courts and golf-course access. On-site spa services, a top-notch fitness center, and a pool are generally available, as well.

MARK FOO 1958-1994

Born in Singapore to a Chinese photojournalist for the U.S. Information Agency he relocated to Hawaii at age 4. Foo spent his early childhood surfing the South Shore of O'ahu. His family moved several times during his adolescence, but Foo ultimately returned to Hawaii just before finishing high school. He continued surfing throughout his teen years and in 1977 he joined a professional surfing tour, the IPS World Tour. In the early 1980s, Foo quit the IPS World Tour, stopped competing, and began surfing Waimea Bay, a famous big wave surfing spot on the North Shore of O'ahu. Foo's passion for surfing big waves led him to surf larger and larger swells.

On December 23, 1994, Mark Foo died in a surfing accident at Mavericks, a big wave break off the coast of Northern California. During take-off on an 18 foot wave, Foo experienced a seemingly innocuous wipeout which resulted in his drowning. Foo's death shook the big wave surfing community, as one of its pioneers had died. On December 30th, over 700 people arrived at Waimea Bay in Hawaii for Mark's funeral. Approximately 150 surfers paddled into the Bay and formed a large circle. One of the participants, who was carrying a container with Foo's ashes, paddled into the center of the circle and placed the ashes into the ocean.

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