Lisa's Page "Hawaii for the very First Time!
This is my Friend Lisa Fiel's Page this is some of the fabulous work she does in NYC
http://www.lisafiel.com

Dear Lisa,
To open (any link) in a new window, right click on the link, click on "open in new window" 
then just shut that window when you are done.

Or..... Remember YOUR page URL

www.2angels.net/lisa.htm

Here is where I picture you Lisa, on the Island of OAHU, Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, see Diamond Head!
                 

If I could afford the best "The Moana Surfrider!" 
http://www.moana-surfrider.com/



If I could afford the Absolutely Fabulous...    "The Pink Palace"    Baby!
http://www.royal-hawaiian.com/ 
go see it on the web... it is a treasure!

    

Live web cam of Waikiki to see more...  http://www.seehawaiilive.com/ms-cam.cfm

Live web cam of North Shore Big Surf... http://www.surfinglive.com/

I only recommend "The Breakers"   http://www.breakers-hawaii.com/  
808-923-3181 on Waikiki Beach in Honolulu on the Island of Oahu! 
Best Prices right across alley behind the big  hotels. 
They have rooms can cook in, clean family place.
Close to everything, You won't need a car for the nightlife or beach life. 
If you pick one of these three Hotels! Just take a taxi or have the 2 big hotels pick you up at airport on arrival.

AND You Can wander in and out any hotel or on to any ones beach, it is the law. 

Mostly airfares...
http://www.smartertravel.com
http://www.cheapflights.com
http://www.farecompare.com
http://www.statravel.com
http://www.bestfares.com

See my snow-capped mountains, on The Big Island of 'Hawaii' above???

Now my Island the Big Island of Hawaii...

Kona Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort and Spa
Live Cam from Kona side of Big Island of Hawaii
http://www.seehawaiilive.com/skea-cam.cfm

The red dot is a bit south of Kailua-Kona , on the KONA Coast on the Big Island of Hawaii where we swim with dolphins. 

Camping Permits for the Big Island of Hawaii
http://www.ehawaii.gov/Hawaii_County/camping/exe/camp.cgi

 
Auntie Faith lives in Kalapana on the Puna Side (South East) of the Big Island of Hawaii. 
Puna Side and not a web cam in sight...

1st!!  Here is where I picture Lisa on my Island of Hawaii...Most of these rentals are close to me but more money.... It would be fabulous if you could afford to stay in Kapoho for example.... you would be so happy too, in your own little beach rental.
http://www.bigislandvacationrentals.com/properties/

Below find the "Kalani Honua" retreat center I first recommended.

And all the other Bits and Bobs to help you on your way.

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Weather
http://www.wunderground.com/US/HI/hilo.html

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Land Statistics 

Area 10,932 sq miles (47th) 
(Land) 6,423 sq. miles 
(International Waters) 4,508 sq. miles 
Coastline 750 miles 
Shoreline 1,052 miles 
Bordering States none 
Number of Counties (4) 
Largest County (by population) Honolulu, 876,156 
Highest Point Mauna Kea, 13,796 ft. 
Lowest Point Sea Level, Pacific Ocean 

Climate 
The Hawaiian Island's weather is very consistent, with only moderate changes in temperature throughout the year. There are only 2 seasons: the summer months (called Kau in Hawaiian) that extend from May to October and the winter months (Ho'oilo) that run from November to April. The average day-time summer temperature at sea level is 85 degrees F. (29.4 C) while the average day-time winter temperature is 78 degrees (25.6 C). 

Rainfall map
http://www.ocs.orst.edu/pub/maps/Precipitation/Total/States/HI/hi.gif

The nude beach by
"Kalani Honua"
Union of Heaven and Earth where I want you to stay Lisa! 

Book early!!!

http://www.kalani.com/ 

Directions to Kalani Honua
Flying to the Hawaii, "The Big Island"

Option 1: Fly to Hilo (ITO) 
Fly to Hilo from other island airports such as Honolulu on Oahu, Kahului on Maui, Lihue on Kauai, or Kona, here on the west side of Hawaii, the Big Island. Several flights are offered daily with Aloha Airlines (1-800-367-5250), Hawaiian Airlines (1-800-367-5320), and go! Airlines (1-888-IFLYGO2).

Fly direct to Hilo from Oakland with ATA (1-800-435-9282). 

Kalani is only a 45 minute drive from the Hilo airport. There is also the Hele On county bus that leaves from downtown Hilo. This is a slow, but inexpensive option, that comes right to Kalani, if you can coordinate schedules. 

Driving to Kalani from the Hilo International Airport (ITO)

Leaving the Hilo airport, turn left at traffic light onto Kanoelehua Ave/ Highway 11 South. Continue on Hwy 11 until you are out of town (about 5.9 miles). Turn left onto Kea'au Pahoa Bypass Road/ Highway 130 South and continue for 21 miles (passing Pahoa). Just past a green church and in sight of the ocean, a sign will direct you either to Kalapana or End of Road. Turn left towards Kalapana, then curve right. Follow this short road to a stop sign at a T-junction and turn left onto Kalapana-Kapoho Rd/ Coastal Highway 137. After about 5 miles, between the 17 and 18 mile-markers, and a half-mile beyond Kalapana Sea View Estates, Kalani will be on your left, marked with a lighted entrance sign. 

Are there telephones available for out-going calls? We have two phone lines in our reception area and cafe, available from 8 am to 10:30 pm daily. Will my cell phone work at Kalani? We are out of range for most cell phone networks , however there is some limited reception on the property. Guests with AT&T as their service provider seem best able to get a decent signal. Can I check my email at Kalani? There is an Ethernet line (RJ-45 jack) available in the café, as well as a wireless network, but you will need to bring your own laptop with either a regular network jack or a wireless card. Usage is free. The Ethernet line is connected to the Internet via DSL. Dial-up service is not available. If you don't have your own computer, you can still check your email for an hourly fee (inquire at the reception) What to expect - is Kalani suitable for me? Kalani is a community that celebrates life in ways that embrace a natural lifestyle. We live in harmony with the jungle environment, which means you will probably encounter harmless creatures such as spiders, geckos and mongoose. There are mosquitoes here, so we recommend that you bring a repellent spray. Our accommodations are simple and comfortable, with no televisions or phones. You may view panoramas of our rooms. Please feel free to call or email us if you have any questions about your stay at Kalani. 1-800-800-6886 (toll free in USA and Canada), 1-808-965-7828 (worldwide) or kalani@kalani.com

This is where I hope you and your friend can still get reservations, this is close to me. See layout map of retreat below....

http://www.kalani.com/guest/accommodations.php   see rooms

http://www.kalani.com/vacations/nightly.php   prices per night

For news and weather on all the Islands --latest airfare sales and daily TV news
http://thehawaiichannel.com/    
world atlas site (they plant alot of cookies) but tons of other info... about all the Islands
http://worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/usstates/hi.htm

NOW FOR THE OTHER ISLANDS...... 

See my snow-capped mountains, on The Big Island of 'Hawaii' above???



Kauai 1st Island from the left or west


Oahu 2nd Island "ROCK AND ROLL"
I only recommend "The Breakers" on Waikiki Beach in Honolulu on the Island of Oahu! Best Prices right across alley behind big hotels have rooms can cook in, clean family place. Close to everything, won't need a car for the nightlife or beach life. Can wander in and out any hotel or beach, it is the law. If I could afford the best "The Moana Surfrider!" If I could afford the Absolutely Fabulous... "The Pink Palace" Baby!
See Top of Page for links.

All the little isle's in the middle are grouped in Maui

Below is better map of The Big Island of Hawaii, the Pineapple Parks are best cheapest cleanest hostels ---I love! This one in Hilo...
http://www.pineapple-park.com/hiloroom.htm
Toll Free Number: 1-877-800-3800
prices
http://www.pineapple-park.com/reservations.htm
call to book
 ask for Annie, tell her Auntie Faith sent you. 

Come see me... I am here! Can You Hear Me Now???
Well that is about all for now.... Aloha Nui Loa!
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