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Romance In The Islands of Aloha Weddings and Honeymoons in Hawaii
April 2005

Greetings from Hawaii! In this issue of Romance in The Islands of Aloha, we bring you another great group of Hawaii companies that can assist you with planning your Hawaii wedding, Hawaii honeymoon or vacation. On the Big Island, we feature the beautiful Mauna Lani Bay Golf Course, on Maui, the fabulous photography of Bill Stockwell, on Oahu a whale watching adventure tour, on Kauai the aptly named Safari Helicopters, and on Lanai the gracious Lodge at Koele.

in this issue
  • Safari Helicopters- Take a Tour off the Beaten Path
  • Francis H. I'i Brown Golf Course at Mauna Lani
  • Bill Stockwell Photography- A Visual Artist
  • Whale Watching on Oahu's North Shore
  • Manele Bay Hotel on Lanai- Gracious Luxury

  • Francis H. I'i Brown Golf Course at Mauna Lani

    The Francis H. I'i Brown North and South courses--are remarkable if for nothing more than the vast fields of dark black lava out of which they were constructed. The original 18 holes were opened in 1981, with Homer Flint and Raymond Cain as the lead architects. It was a visually spectacular course that featured one par-3 hole crossing a wide Pacific inlet, another par-3 playing into a coliseum of lava, and many holes whose primary challenge was to hit the bright green fairways and greens, avoiding the lava formations in the landing areas and on both sides of the fairways. The course received rave reviews from the moment it opened. In 1991, Mauna Lani felt it necessary to add another 18 holes, so they called in the Honolulu architectural firm of Nelson/Wright/Haworth. With the land configuration available to them, Robin Nelson and Rodney Wright elected to split the existing course into two nines and add nine new holes to each side. The results were remarkable, with the signature par-3s having been split between the courses, and several new holes on each course playing down to or in front of the Pacific.


    Bill Stockwell Photography- A Visual Artist

    Maui Wedding Photographer Bill Stockwell has been photographing weddings for 35 years. His relaxed and natural style has made him one of the most sought after photographers in the San Francisco bay area. He now takes his expertise to the Hawaiian Islands, based on the island of Maui. "My most important task as a wedding photojournalist, is to catch the true personalities of the wedding participants. The best wedding pictures grab us all on an emotional level. Boring, statistical and overly posed photos are unacceptable, as far as I'm concerned. I keep a very low profile at an event, my goal being to photograph people when they are not aware of my presence.". Bill's low key attitude coupled with his exceptional visual talent make for a world class wedding photographer on Maui.


    Whale Watching on Oahu's North Shore

    Ray Beatty, owner and operator of North Shore Catamaran, brings a lifetime of water experience to his whale watching tours. A former big-wave surfer and retired Honolulu fireman, Mr. Beatty knows the island like the back of his hand. With his friendly crew, he will take you to enjoy the majestic humpback whale pods, jumping spinner dolphins and spectacular snorkeling. North Shore Catamaran is a unique way to see the natural beauty of Oahu's North Shore and exciting marine life.


    Manele Bay Hotel on Lanai- Gracious Luxury

    On Lanai, a mosaic of colors, the Manele Bay Hotel rises on the red cliffs over the white-sand Hulopo'e Beach and the opalescent sea, with delicate chinoiserie wall paintings and antiques in every corner; and jasmine trees, koi ponds, waterfalls and ancient ruins strewn through the courtyard gardens. This lovely hotel is a short plane ride from Honolulu, or can be accessed by ferry from Maui. Enjoy true Hawaiian luxury on an unspoiled Hawaiian Island- Lanai.


    Safari Helicopters- Take a Tour off the Beaten Path

    Safari Heliocopters was founded in 1987 by Preston Myers, retired commander in the U.S. Naval Reserves. Safari features the ASTAR 350 B2-7 offering BIG windows, more leg room, air conditioning, BOSE X stereo headsets and exclusive FAA approved multiple camera system to record a video of the actual tour. Safari is FAA Part 135 certified, only company that is OAS and Department of Defense Inspected. Today, the company offers safe, exciting aerial tours of both Kauai and the Big Island of Hawaii. On Kauai, their aerial tour will take you to the major wilderness areas, including the Na Pali Coast, the Waimea Canyon and the Mt. Waialeleale Crater, the "wettest spot on earth". All of these areas offer dramatic vistas, and can only be accessed by air. You will enjoy leaping waterfalls, double rainbows and maybe even a birds eye view of dolphins and whales frolicking below. On the Big Island of Hawaii, get up close and personal with America's only active volcano- Kilauea, or Volcano National Park. Watch the lava entering the cool waters of the Pacific, creating dramatic steam formations off the coast of the Big Island. In addition, you will be treated to the verdant cliffs of the Hamakoa Coast, and an aerial odyssey of Big Island ranchland. Safari Helicopters is unique, as it offers tours on both of these "outer islands" in Hawaii. If your Hawaii vacations includes on or both of these islands, be sure to call Safari Helicopters to book your helicopter tour directly.

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