Travel to Hawaii

Lonely Planet Hawaii

Format: Paperback
Author: Kim Grant
ReleaseDate: April, 2005
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Rating:

interesting read
It was an entertaining read with good information. I bought this for our honeymoon since we were visiting all the islands and this seems to cover everything. .

Taking this back to the library
The type is so tiny and hard to read, and the maps are all grey and difficult to read as well. I could barely read any of this book. Everything is just scrunched in there and you have to pore over that map to figure out what the heck you're looking at. They're way too busy. They cram too much detail into one map.

Its information is segmented well, and it's good that they list operating hours and prices where they can, but I just can't squint at that little type. The lettering on some of these maps is literally as small as the head of a pin. I'm supposed to be able to whip this out of my backpack on the island and use it as a quick reference tool? This book is going back to the library; I'll just have to find another book to use.

Great Lonely Planet Guide
It has a section about every Hawaian Island open to travellers. I can very much reccomend this book to everyone planning to go to Hawaii. You find general background information about the islands as well as very detailed information about things to do and see, lodging, dining and activities. It also picks out places that are usually less crowed than the major tourist accumulations.
Lonely Planet Guide Books are an absolute MUST before I go on a trip. .

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	Frommer's Hawaii 2007 (Frommer's Complete)
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