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It's Friday; Go Ahead And Daydream About 5 Nights In Hawaii For $499

October 23, 2009 at 9:14 AM | by Jennifer Kester | 0 Comments

Whenever we're stressed and have to go to our happy place, we picture the beaches of Hawaii. But now, probably thanks to how hard the recession has hit tourism to the islands, everyone has a chance to actually go there, thanks to Travelzoo's $499-for-five-Hawaiian-nights package.

The deal includes round-trip airfare to Honolulu, where you'll be greeted with a lovely-smelling lei and thus the right to brag that you got "lei'd" in Hawaii, like tourists do for days after their arrival. Your accommodations will be at the Castle Ocean Resort Hotel Waikiki. And if you want to upgrade to an ocean-view pad, the hotel gives you the option for $25 and up per person.

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Portuguese Culture Mixed With A Hawaiian Bakery Makes One Tasty Donut

Where: 933 Kapahulu Ave [map], Honolulu, HI, United States, 96816
October 15, 2009 at 11:23 AM | by JetSetCD | 0 Comments

No matter what donut is your donut—we know many people who can't go without ordering a Boston Creme or strawberry frosted—when you're in Hawaii, you've got to get down with the local flavor. In Honolulu, the donut of choice is Portuguese confection called the Malasada, first cooked up at Leonard's Bakery after it opened in 1952.

While they are very similar to the Polish pączki in that they are sweet, filled donuts traditionally consumed on Fat Tuesday, the day before Lent, a true Malasada however is not supposed to have any filling. It is a solid ball of fried dough, coated in granulated sugar and fed to the drooling patrons who flock to Leonard's. Because of the popularity of the Malasada in Hawaii, Leonard's has also begun serving Pao Doce (Portuguese sweet breads) and Malasada puffs.

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All The Lost 'Jaunted in Hawaii' Video Diaries

June 9, 2009 at 5:11 PM | by shiralazar | 0 Comments

West Coast web media princess, and Jaunted Embed, Shira Lazar rushed off to Hawaii for a couple days at the bequest of So Much More Hawaii. We will be bringing you her travel videos from the trip, in hopes of creating a glorious on-the-fly travel guide using as much point oh social webbing as we can. Enjoy.

We only got to share with you just a little bit from our recent field trip to Hawaii but there were a couple of videos that we didn't air. So much like we did with our Chilean videos, we're dropping them all in one place for you to peruse at your pleasure.

Below, you can see all of our Hawaiian adventures from burger-tasting to smoothie-slurping to snorkeling, swimming, chillaxing on the beach and even a bit of the Hawaiian nightlife. (Sorry, no lei-ing of any type is shown here.)

So here's hoping this recent video diary may have inspired you to take a Hawaiian adventure of your own. Any questions about what we did or what we saw? Let us know!

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Honolulu Me Please!

June 1, 2009 at 1:58 PM | by shiralazar | 0 Comments

West Coast web media princess, and Jaunted Embed, Shira Lazar rushed off to Hawaii for a couple days at the bequest of So Much More Hawaii. We will be bringing you her travel videos between June 1st and 5th, in hopes of creating a glorious on-the-fly travel guide using as much point oh social webbing as we can. Enjoy.

We were put up in Honolulu for two nights staying at The Royal Hawaiian, the 3rd oldest hotel in the city. How would we describe the area? Lets just say that when you step out of the hotel and feel like you may be in Beverly Hills with Coach and Gucci stores scattering the streets.

What we found amazing though is that the moment you enter any of the hotels or beaches, you immediately remember that you are indeed in Hawaii and feel isolated from it all. Through our on-land search and with the help of our super twitter community, we discovered some more authentic and local spots you should check out:

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