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January 27, 2006
Turtle Bay
Good post on Turtle Bay on Oahu.
When we decided to go to Hawaii, we weren’t sure which island we wanted to stay on and where we would stay on that island. We had decided that we would either stay on the island of Oahu or Maui. The problem we found with Oahu is that most of the resorts are located on Wakiki beach and are in areas that are considered very “touristy.” This was not the feel that we were going for with our honeymoon - we wanted a more relaxed, quiet feel and to be able to see the natural beauty of Hawaii, not a sea of highrise hotels. This is the feel that is attributed more to the other islands, like Maui. However, many of the attractions that we wanted to be able to visit while we were in Hawaii were located on Oahu, such as Pearl Harbor and the Polynesian Cultural Center. When we found the Turtle Bay Resort in Oahu, we found the perfect fit!
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Posted on January 27, 2006 04:09 PM by hawaii130.
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