Articles tagged ‘camping’
Beach Camping in Hawaii
By Daved Brosche | July 16th, 2008 |
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Hulopo’e Beach
Hulopo’e Beach is regarded as the most beautiful beach in the entire United States. The gold sand beaches, towering palm trees, deep blue waters, and unspoiled reefs are just a few of the reasons people make their way to Hulopo’e Beach. The beach is slightly off the beaten path and as such, [...]
Hulopo’e Beach
By Julie Blakley | March 31st, 2008 | 1 Comment »
South Lanai,
approximately 13 miles from Lanai City
Hulopo’e Beach on Lanai has been ranked as one of the world’s best beaches. In fact, in 1997 Dr. Stephen Letherman, a professional beach surveyor known as Dr. Beach, ranked Hulopo’e has the best beach in the entire United States. The golden sand beach fringed by palms and protected [...]
Haena Beach Park
By Julie Blakley | March 21st, 2008 | Add a Comment »
Kauai’s North Shore,
5-10 minutes north of Hanalei on Highway 56
Haena Beach Park is a favorite camping spot for both visitors and locals. Located on the very end of the North Shore of Kauai, the park sits at the edge of the Na Pali coast and is just a short walk to the famous snorkeling and [...]
Camping in Volcanoes National Park
By Julie Blakley | February 24th, 2008 | Add a Comment »
Want to say you braved camping in the shadow of two of the world’s most active volcanoes? While visitors will be safe from spewing lava (there is no erupting or flowing lava within the park boundaries), you can spend more than just a few hours exploring 70 million years of volcanism and stay the night [...]
Hiking Na Pali’s Kalalau Trail
By Julie Blakley | January 14th, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The Na Pali coast’s rugged and inspiring beauty is some of the most dramatic in the world. Na Pali is Hawaiian for “the cliffs,” the distinguishing and most impressive feature of this portion of coastline. The sheer cliffs dropping into the ocean below, hanging valleys and green slopping mountains make for some of the most [...]
