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E ho`i mai na ala o Hawai`i! Come to the roads of Hawai`i! For
more information on Hawai`i Motorcycle Tours, e-mail Manu
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Manu's experience living in a variety of cultures gives him an unusual ability to help people from around the world to understand the Hawaiian culture Leilehua is a teacher of hula and Hawaiian cultural arts. Also a popular local songwriter and musician, you never know when she will start singing her way through one of her Hawaiian motorcycle tours! Both Both Manu and Leilehua have ridden thousands of miles on Hawaii's roads and know how to have the most fun per mile!
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The crafts and other activities are carefully chosen to illustrate and enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the sites you will ride to. For an unforgettable vacation, take a Hawai`i Motorcycle Tour with Manu and Leilehua. There is no better way to explore Hawai`i than on a motorcycle. |
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There are also opportunities for shopping, and time to sample the tasty local foods and beverages. Year-round riding weather also assures comfortable outdoor dining!
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Meet new people, both from the islands and from many different countries. |
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Koa Ell is the knowledgable cultural resource person for the Astronaut Ellison Onizuka Center for Astrononmy Visitor Information Station. She also cages for Hawai`i Motorcycle Tours. Be nice to her - she hauls the food! |
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Momi Subiono handles programs and outreach education at the Bishop Museum's Amy BH Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden. That wine box on the back of Leilehua's bike is full of native Hawaiian plants she is taking home. |
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Be sure to toss your swimsuit, sunscreen, and a towel in your saddlebags! |
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See native wildlife. The honu, or green sea turtle, a threatened species, nests on the beaches of Hawai`i. |
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Pu`uhonua o Honaunau, one of six Places of Refuge which in ancient times served the island of Hawai`i, is now a National Historical Park. If you lived in the district of Kona, and had broken one of the ancient laws, you would have swum in here to ask forgiveness.
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