Here we are again! Both of us are having an amazing time planning and looking forward to our wedding. We are so lucky to have so many friends and family members who love, care, and want nothing but the best for us. All the details of our wedding are coming together but nothing means more to us then having every one we enjoy most at our big day, sharing it with us. As we talk and catch up with people, every one asks, " you live in Hawaii so where will you honeymoon?" We both have different opinions and locations if we could pick anywhere in the world. Corey would choose Italy and Bobby would choose New Zealand. Pretty much opposite sides of the Earth and totally different experiences. Our compromise is Hawaii. Kauai to be exact. Bobby has visited the island of Kauai twice before, years ago, and Corey has never been. Kauai brings the romance and beauty Corey craves while incorporating a little adventure and island style Bobby loves.
We hope you check out this site and see some of the paradise we will be enjoying, right in our own backyard. We greatly appreciate any contributions to our honeymoon!
Love and Cheers!
Corey and Bobby
We're going to Kauai!
Kauai aptly nicknamed the Garden Isle, is the Hawaiian island treasured for its lush tropical greenery and sparkling sand beaches. Visitors to the island worship not only its postcard-perfect beauty, but Kauai's diversity of cultures, activities, shopping, and dining. heritage is one of fascinating folklore steeped in rich history. Fire that had erupted deep in the heart of the Pacific Ocean ravaged high above to create many atolls (fringing coral reef) and islands, among them, Kauai. It is believed that from destruction comes serenity and beauty, and Kauai's birth is a true example.
Kauai's first settlers appeared on the scene in approximately fourth or fifth century A.D. to be among the privileged few to set eyes on the earliest of the Hawaiian islands in its most untouched form. The adventurous settlers brought basic food items, among them taro, which is used to make poi and is today considered a highlight at Hawaiian luaus.
Centuries passed before Captain James Cook found Kauai on his voyage to Alaska. He first landed in Waimea and even visited the private island, Niihau, which is part of Kauai County. Kauai's proud history continues as it was the only island not conquered by force by King Kamehameha I, who conquered all the other Hawaiian islands. Eventually, Kauai's King Kaumualii peacefully offered Kauai to Kamehameha to avoid more bloodshed.
One of Kauai's most enthralling legends is that of the Menehune, a mythical race of small people talented in construction and engineering who created incredible structures, such as aqueducts and fishponds, often in a single night. They were believed to have lived in the woods and were shunned by the Hawaiians. Today, the Menehune are blamed when things go awry (misplaced keys and so forth) and the cherished myth of the Menehune continues to live in Kauai. http://www.kauaidiscovery.com/kauai/history/
We have decided to stay at the Kauai Marriott Resort and Spa. The Marriott is located on the South-East border of the island. The luxurious Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club combines the warmest island hospitality with the most idyllic destination. Our Kauai beach resort fronting Kalapaki Bay offers a wide variety of recreational activities, a superior beach experience and 18 holes of Jack Nicklaus championship golf at the adjacent Kauai Lagoons Golf Club. http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/lihhi-kauai-marriott-resort-and-beach-club/
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