Hawaii Visitors Alert!!!!
It's amazing what Twitter makes possible. In an instant I get Hawaii tweets from my nearly 300 followers, most of them relating relevant information about Hawaii and Hawaii vacation.
Just an hour ago I received a tweet from @Beatof Hawaii, which I immediately retweeted about Interisland Flights offered by IflyGo for $3!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes, $3 for a Hawaii Interisland Flight. Too good to be true but guess what go visit IFlyGo Specials page and you will see it's all there. Flight tickets must be purchased by June 11, 2009 but they are valid for June 9 and June 30. Hop the Hawaiian Islands THIS JUNE.
Here is my $3/flight retweet:
hop islands with iflygo in june via @beatofhawaii! Airlines $3 inter-island fares are out there but not easy to find http://bit.ly/ru4uu
Best Hawaii Surf Video - yes or no?
Best Hawaii Surf Video - yes or no?
Well, to get you all excited about Hawaii and the islands, I decided to include this Hawaii monster wave surf video which I recently received from my Twitter friend @HawaiianKiko . This Hawaii surf video was viewed over 100,000 times and shows Tow-In surfer Dan Moore talk about Oahu's legendary North Shore and how he surfed a monster 68-foot wave at Peahi (Jaws) on Maui. Authentic Waikiki Beach Boys follow in the footsteps of legendary waterman Duke Kahanamoku by teaching visitors how to surf in Waikiki.
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6 comments:
I dont know if I could man up and surf a wave that big... I suppose i fear drowning too much.
-Jack @ Beach Vacations
When watching the Hawaiian dudes surfing high winter surf, I am always scared they'd never make it up again. Not to mention a 68-foot monster wave! It's definitely extremely exciting to watch but don't try this at home.
I would definitely be scared of a wave that big. Pretty gnarly. I am just a beginner and struggle getting up on three footers on the east coast!
I have a problem with the waves rolling in at Hapuna and Mauna Kea Beach for the boogie boarding crowd. Arriving at shore, the wave and surf can crush you and your board quite a bit. Not to mention those monster waves. Don't try those at home!
Sweet waves! Thanks for sharing.
I wouldn't call those monster waves 'sweet' waves but I guess it all depends how we look at waves. Hawaii surfer dudes might just call them sweet too.
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