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Originally Posted by TheMercenary
The black sand beach is a must, walk the lava fields but bring some really good shoes. Try to get down into where you can see the lava pouring into the ocean, esp at dusk or night, what a site.
There are numerous ancient temples dotting the islands and people often leave an offering at them, you will see rocks and other things tied up with Tea leaves resting on the temples and sacred sites.
I could go on for hours... most of all enjoy yourselves and rest and relax in the beautiful ocean breeze and watch the sun set with some iced drinks with a little umbrella in them. Go for the Mai Tai.
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I've seen pics of the lava at night. It'll be a must I think. Have to make sure to find that particular place.
Are there signs to the temples, I would imagine? I think the kids will get a kick out of that. Shades of Annie Palmer's House in Jamaica.
Mai Tai's, absolutely. Mai Tai Mike's Tiki Hut just outside the Hilton which is across the bay.
Thanks for the hints!