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Oahu, Hawaii Spa Resorts

Hawaii conjures up thoughts of sunshine and ocean, surfing and diving, golfing and dining and now some of the world’s finest spas. The Hawaiian Islands offer different hotels and spas for different tastes and budgets. To get an in-depth description of many of the best spas in Hawaii, along with their spa ingredients of Hawaii, I suggest a great new book called, Hawaii’s Spa Experience – here you will learn more about Hawaiian healing methods, as well as Asian traditions and thoughts. The book has great reviews of the best spas of Hawaii. Not only does it have great information, the pages are scented with lavender, so it makes a great gift for your favorite spa addict. To see some excerpts from the book and to purchase your copy, click here.

If you happen to be traveling to Oahu, a visit to Waikiki Beach is a must as it is the center of activity for Hawaii's biggest industry; tourism. It is one of the world's greatest resort playgrounds, featuring some great beaches and some of the best hotels in the world. Visitors from all over the universe flock there to enjoy the sun, the sand, the water, and the best nightlife on the islands.

Besides enjoying the beaches, visitors to Honolulu take tours of the countryside surrounding the downtown area. The tours highlight the beautiful rainforests and fascinating volcanoes. Animal and plant life thrive, and the scenery is lush. Several museums, including the Bishop Museum, combine exhibits of Hawaiian natural history with lessons about the history and culture of its diverse peoples.

The Waikiki Aquarium is the third oldest public aquarium in the United States and features many of Hawaii's most interesting sea animals. The Honolulu Zoo house some of the unique mammals, birds, and reptiles that inhabit the forests just outside the city.

The history of Oahu is rich, as the islands have always attracted people representing many cultures. Visitors can tour the Iolani Palace, the residence of the last of the Hawaiian monarchs (I suggest you make reservations before going). You can also visit the Arizona Memorial, commemorating the destruction of the Battleship Arizona during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that brought the United States into World War II.

Honolulu exhibits the best of Hawaii in every way. From its famous beaches to its natural preserves, this town attracts millions of people from around the world. Many visitors have stayed, helping to make Hawaii one of the most cosmopolitan and diverse vacation destinations in the United States. The thought of a visit to Honolulu is an experience to be happily anticipated. The visit itself is a joy to recall.

Hawaii’s branding focuses on your experience, the true spirit of Aloha.

For more travel tips on visiting Hawaii, go to the Hawaii Visitors Bureau site at: http://www.travelsmarthawaii.com/

Hawaii’s native plants, growing in the rich volcanic soil, come bearing healing powers. The mixture of cultures has created a very unique approach to medicine. It is a blend of Japanese, Chinese, Polynesian and Western philosophy that make up their dedication to health and wellness. Visitors come to Hawaii to leave their world behind, to escape and rejuvenate.

Spas add another dimension, as the Hawaiians have always approached life holistically. A vacation to Hawaii is usually though of for relaxing and de-stressing. Committed to their heritage, the Hawaiians create their treatments with the indigenous ingredients of Polynesian and Island themes, using local fruits, oils, plants and flowers to enhance the healing Hawaiian experience. With these wonderful ingredients come the integration of their healing and restorative philosophy.

Hawaii’s branding focuses on your experience, the true spirit of Aloha.

Waikiki
In recent years, Waikiki’s hoteliers, retailers and other businesses have spent millions of dollars in renovations and new facilities, including lavish spas. Kalakaua Avenue is the main street and one would think that they had landed in Beverly Hills, with the rows of high-end stores, such as Tiffany & Company, Gucci, Chanel and many more. Spas fit right into this collection of fine hotels and restaurants.

 

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Photos courtesy of Hawaii Convention Visitors Bureau

Photos courtesy of Hawaii Convention Visitors Bureau

Photos courtesy of Hawaii Convention Visitors Bureau

Photos courtesy of Hawaii Convention Visitors Bureau.

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SpaHalekulani, Oahu, Hawaii

Before any treatments are performed, your spa pleasure begins with SpaHalekulani’s exclusive gentle foot pounding ritual. Your feet are first wrapped in fragrant, steaming towels, gently tapped with Polynesian bamboo ("ton ton" pounders), and finished with a light scent-ual misting.
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Marriott Waikiki Beach, Oahu, Hawaii

The Hawaiian concept of olakino denotes “a state of well being and health”. You’ll find faux lava walls, tropical prints, Balinese teaks and water fountains in this small oasis. At Spa Olakino, they take pride in the fact that they use natural, fresh Hawaiian ingredients, which are incorporated into the treatments. .
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Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort and Spa, Oahu, Hawaii

This two story spa has fantastic views of the pool and Waikiki Beach with their floor to ceiling windows it enhances the viewing pleasure. You can see out into the beautiful Hawaiian waters from the relaxation rooms, facing the ocean on both levels. You can even sit in a multi-jet bath and soak in the view from the tub!
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Royal Hawaiian (the pink Palace of the Pacific), Oahu, Hawaii

Think oasis….and you have the Royal Hawaiian. From their lush gardens and walkways to the grandeur you feel when walking the grand halls. There is a beautiful giant monkeypod tree on the grounds. I have yet to visit this hotel without seeing a bridal party, as anyone that marries here must feel like a prince or princess!
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JW Marriot Ihilani Resort and Spa at Ko ‘Olina

The drive to Ko’ Olina is worth the wait! As you drive up the driveway to the JW Marriott Ihilani, leave your cares behind, as this luxury resort is lush and located on 640 acres of tropical opulence. The Spa is located in a separate building near the entrance to the resort.
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Turtle Bay Resort – North Shore Oahu

Close your eyes and listen……the pounding of waves is probably the first thing you’ll notice. Now, open your eyes and look out at the ocean. That’s easy to do, as the resort faces Turtle Bay on one side and Kulilima Cove on the other, which has a protected beach with a swimming and snorkel area.
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Kahala Mandarin Oriental

Excerpt from the new lavender-scented book by Sherrie Strausfogel and Sophia V. Schweitzer, Hawaii’s Spa Experience: Just east of Diamond Head, the Kahala Mandarin Oriental resort hugs the Blue Pacific in a quiet, upscale neighborhood.
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