Yikes. This one just looks like a bunch of black rocks.
Well....they're nuts. Slightly smaller than a walnut, dark brown, and shiny. I bought one years ago from a guy selling them on a beach in FL and love it. Truthfully I'd love one of each. I may pay for a flower lei greeting at the airport and ask for these at Aulani.Yikes. This one just looks like a bunch of black rocks.
Well....they're nuts. Slightly smaller than a walnut, dark brown, and shiny. I bought one years ago from a guy selling them on a beach in FL and love it. Truthfully I'd love one of each. I may pay for a flower lei greeting at the airport and ask for these at Aulani.
Ahhh, good thinking!!You may want to do that the other way around. I think you can buy the kukui nut leis fairly reasonably at Island Country Markets or ABC stores whereas the nicer flower leis are more. Plus the Aulani ones have the gorgeous smelling tuberose on them (smaller white flowers) and they cost much more when in a lei. When we were there in August you could go to the club house where you borrow dvds and make your own simple orchid lei as well.
Yikes. This one just looks like a bunch of black rocks.
At least to me it is surprisingly fragrant and remained so for several months.
So it will (1) stay fresh for a week, and (2) is allowable on the plane back to the mainland? If both of those are YES, I'll be thrilled. Thanks~
I dont get it. Why do we have to add our photos? Isn't it like WDW and DCL where your photos are automatically added to your file as they take photos of you? Isnt there a magic band?
I just double checked and it's true!!! Good to know!
Going to the "hidden beach" beyond the Marriott to the little cove where the sea turtles and Monk seals were. We walked down there nearly every morning and walked out onto the rocks to enjoy the turtles, seals, crabs and waves.
The one negative thing I hadn't known about and wish I would have was how crowded the wonderful infinity edge hot tub was with children. It was more like a kiddie pool than a hot tub.
The JW Marriott that was next door is now a Four Seasons. There is the Marriott Beach Club a couple of coves over.What a wealth of information. I'll have to remember this next year. We are in the very early stages of planning for a possible FIRST trip to Hawaii (for 4 of us...DH has been a few times on business). We will most likely stay with friends who plan to reserve a room at the Marriott next door...however we thought it might be nice to add a few nights at Aulani while there too. This will most likley be next June, so not sure what my chances are booking 7 months in advance.
The JW Marriott that was next door is now a Four Seasons. There is the Marriott Beach Club a couple of coves over.
Yes it's the Marriott Beach Club.
What a wealth of information. I'll have to remember this next year. We are in the very early stages of planning for a possible FIRST trip to Hawaii (for 4 of us...DH has been a few times on business). We will most likely stay with friends who plan to reserve a room at the Marriott next door...however we thought it might be nice to add a few nights at Aulani while there too. This will most likley be next June, so not sure what my chances are booking 7 months in advance.