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Aloha Kids

Experiencing Hawaii, Family Style

By Elisa Ast All

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Few Oahu hotels can compare to Turtle Bay. Turtle Bay's beachfront includes the beauty of Kawela Bay, Kuilima Cove and, of course, Turtle Bay. Only 45 minutes from the high pulse and energy of Honolulu, guests enjoy the natural tranquility of the North Shore lifestyle and spectacular ocean views from every one of the 443 beach cottages and guest rooms.

The newly renovated Turtle Bay Resort offers a wide array of recreational activities that appeal to every member in the family. The oceanfront pools offer an 80-foot waterfall and slide into the heated lagoon-style pool. There are two world-class championship golf courses, a tennis center with private instruction and clinics, horse stables with trail rides and a full-service spa. During the winter, dramatic 20-foot waves breaking nearby offer breathtaking sunset views. In the spring and summer, nearby Turtle and Kawela Bays provide great sea turtle watching.

Just minutes away, guests enjoy one of Hawaii's most popular destinations, The Polynesian Cultural Center, and many other famous Oahu attractions. The Keiki Turtle Club introduces children to the unique Hawaiian culture through arts and crafts, beach activities and games. Activities include swimming, reef walks, pole fishing, night sand crab hunts, campfires, horse and carriage rides, Hawaiian arts and crafts, Hawaiian games and lei making.

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www.turtlebayresort.com

Things to Do on Oahu
While in Oahu, you simply must take a trip to the Pearl Harbor Memorial. On a peaceful Sunday morning December 7, 1941, a Japanese surprise air attack left the U.S. Pacific Fleet in smoldering ruin. But the loss of life was even more devastating: 2,390 people died, and half of these casualties were from the battleship Arizona, according to the National Park Service. Oil droplets still rise to the surface of Pearl Harbor above the USS Arizona
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