Tag Archives: artist-in-residence

Ooh the wonderful places to stay! @travelswithtwo #VisitLanai

7 Mar

Melanie Waldman's photo of Manele Bay, Lanai, Hawaii

Melanie Waldman, who writes the Travels with Two blog and is one of our Artists in Residence, explored the comforts of finding “home” with her husband Adam on Lānaʻi in May 2011. Her adventures describe the wonderful contrast in the island hotels, from the living environments to eateries and local ecosystems.

Melanie’s posts are filled with photos of her experiences.

He Shoots, She Scores: Lana’i Pine Sporting Clays

The Best Little Hotel in Downtown Lana’i

One Island, Four Seasons: The Lodge at Koele

One Island, Four Seasons: Lana’i at Manele Bay

Lana’i: The Big Picture of a Tiny Island

Aloha There, Lanai

Packing for a Couples’ Beach Vacation

Visit Lana’i: New Media Artist-in-Residence Program

Photo credit: Melanie Waldman’s photo of Manele Bay (pronounced ma-NEH-lay), the focal point for the adjacent Four Seasons and a popular local spot for snorkeling, swimming and tidepooling; spinner dolphins come here almost every morning to play.

For more adventures on the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi, please search anywhere for the tag “#VisitLanai.” We hope to see you here on our almost private island soon!

Seeing through the lens of Gary Arndt via @everywheretrip #VisitLanai

20 Aug

Axis deer on the island of Lanai in Hawaii (Daily Travel Photo, Gary Arndt)

Gary Arndt, our fourth member of our New Media Artist-in-Residence Program, writes (and photographs) for his Everything Everywhere blog. From his visit to Lānaʻi he offers several lush photographs showing the color and diversity of this magic place. One of our hotels made it to Gary’s Top Ten list, which really says a lot given Gary’s globetrotting adventures and experiences. Plus, he was selected for a featured photo essay on TheAtlantic.com. Thank you for loving Lānaʻi so much Gary!

Take in the lovely imagery and background detail of Lānaʻi.

My 10 Most Memorable Hotels of 2011

Horses in a Field on the Island of Lanai, Hawaii

Sea Cliffs on the island of Lanai, Hawaii

Watching a pod of dolphins on the Hulopo’e Beach in Lanai, Hawaii

Daily Travel Photo – Lanai, Hawaii

Daily Travel Photo – Lanai, Hawaii

Daily Travel Photo – Lana’i, Hawai’i

Daily Travel Photo – Lanai City, Hawaii

The Pine Trees of Lanai

Daily Travel Photo – Lanai, Hawaii

Daily Travel Photo – Lanai, Hawaii

Daily Travel Photo – Lana’i, Hawai’i

Daily Travel Photo – Lana’i, Hawai’i

My 10 Favorite Beaches

My 10 Favorite SCUBA Sites

Surviving The Tsunami That Wasn’t

Lanai Update

Photo credit: Gary Arndt, observing a small group of Axis Deer

For more adventures on the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi, please search anywhere for the tag “#VisitLanai.” We hope to see you here on our almost private island soon!

You can also follow us on Twitter @VisitLanai and please stop by our Facebook so we can meet you!

Decadent Indulgence, Overcoming Fears, #VisitLanai via @caroundtheworld

17 Jul

Chris Gray Faust on the snuba adventure

Chris Gray Faust was our second New Media Artist-in-Residence. She visited Lanai in February 2011. Her blog entries really convey the unique and special aspects of the island of Lānaʻi – what is often referred to as a private island. It has the tropical beauty you expect of Hawaii, yet it also has a landscape and activities not easily found on the other islands.

Please enjoy Chris’s articles which are filled with photos by the way!

Aloha, Lana’i: Hawaiian Poke = Fish Fabulousness

Aloha, Lanai: Four Seasons at Manele Bay

Aloha, Lanai: Creating a Signature Scent, a la Kim Kardashian

Aloha, Lanai: Snuba Diving in Hawaii

Aloha, Lanai: Garden of the Gods & Shipwreck Beach

Aloha, Lanai: Shooting for the First Time at Lanai Sporting Clays

Aloha, Lanai: Off-roading with a Jeep Rental

Aloha, Lana’i: Four Seasons The Lodge at Koele

Aloha, Lana’i: Lana’i City, Hotel Lana’i & the Lana’i City Grille

Chris Around the World – Travel Blog
@caroundtheworld on Twitter

Photo Credit: Don Faust, Chris’s husband, capturing Chris on the Snuba Adventure

For more adventures on the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi, please search anywhere for the tag “#VisitLanai.” We hope to see you here on our almost private island soon!

Experiencing Life of Many Kinds on Lana’i via @govisithawaii #VisitLanai

10 Jun

Dolphins off Lana'i (Go Visit Hawaii)

Sheila Beal, author of the travel blog Go Visit Hawaii, took us on several lively adventures: snorkeling, horseback riding, off-road with a Jeep, and more. She also stopped to take in the wonderful flowers and sunsets. Be sure to check her great photos and videos – and those of her assistant (and also husband) Andy Beal, a social media guru and excellent photographer as well. They make a great team, don’t they?

Treasuring Hawaii Through Art (+ Giveaway)

Lanai Sunset Picnic by Puupehe (Sweetheart Rock)

In Search of Mammals Near Lanai

Four Seasons Resort Lanai Unveils Lanai Gingerbread City Today

Aloha Friday Photo: Sunset from Palawai

Series: Hawaii in Bloom Week

Best Dining in Lanai

Retreating to Four Seasons Lanai Lodge at Koele

Video: Off Road Jeep Driving on Lanai

Excellent Hawaii Snorkeling at Lanai’s Shark Fin Cove

Let’s Go Horseback Riding in Lanai

Garden Tour of Four Seasons Lanai at Manele Bay

Visiting The Lanai Culture & Heritage Center

Hale Bliss

Live Lana’i Updates

LiveWell Network Video: Hawaii’s Lanai Island

Lana’i Bound!

Photo credit: Sheila Beal, in search of mammals around Lānaʻi

For more adventures on the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi, please search anywhere for the tag “#VisitLanai.” We hope to see you here on our almost private island soon!

You can also follow us on Twitter @VisitLanai and please stop by our Facebook so we can meet you!

E Kipa Mai Sheila and Andy Beal! @sheilabeal @andybeal #VisitLanai

18 Apr

Sheila and Andy Beal

Our next New Media Artist to visit Lānaʻi is Sheila Beal, creator of the Go Visit Hawaii blog. Though her home base is North Carolina, Sheila has a tremendous enthusiasm for visiting the Aloha State. Her articles resonate with visitors because they are all written from the visitor’s perspective. She understands the challenges of planning a vacation to Hawaiʻi based on her own experiences and so she’s able to help visitors make their plans in a very practical way.

Sheila’s husband, Andy, provides the photography and videos for Go Visit Hawaii. Together, they’re a dynamic duo for Hawaii vacation planning.

Please connect with Sheila and Andy at any of these locations on line, and be sure to follow Sheila on Twitter (and follow Andy too!) for updates before, during, and after their stay here in the Hawaiian Islands.

Web: www.govisithawaii.com  Andy‘s site: www.marketingpilgrim.com
Twitter: Sheila twitter.com/sheilabeal  Andy: twitter.com/andybeal
Facebook: www.facebook.com/govisithawaii
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/govisithawaii/
YouTube: www.youtube.com/govisithawaii

Sheila and Andy arrive April 19th for 7 days and will be staying at the Hotel Lanai and both Four Seasons’ properties while visiting with the entire Lānaʻi community:

www.lanaichc.org - Lanai Culture & Heritage Center
www.hotellanai.com (@AquaHotels)
www.fourseasons.com/manelebay/ (@FSLanai)
www.fourseasons.com/koele/ (@FSLanai)

We invite you to join the conversation with all of the New Media Artists who are visiting now through May, 2011:

Read more about this innovative Hawaii tourism New Media Artist-in-Residence Program here.

Kara and Kristina take on the Terrain via @karasw @thevacationgals #VisitLanai

10 Apr

Cool tide pools along the Puʻupehe Trail; that's Four Seasons Manele Bay in the background.

The adventures of Kara S. Williams, of The Vacation Gals blog, along with friend Kristina, took different forms, from hiking the extraordinary terrain and around tidepools, to riding a Jeep around the countryside, and experiencing views of the deep with Scuba instructor Shigeki Ichinose. All in all, a visit not to be missed!

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What Will Happen to the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa?

Affordable Aulani: How to Vacation at Disney’s Hawaii Resort on a Budget

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Happy Hawaii, Happy Travels

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Lānaʻi, Hawaii: Friendly Locals & Small Town Living

Lānaʻi, Hawaii: Exploring the Island by Jeep

Lānaʻi, Hawaii: Hiking Inland and Coastal Trails

Lānaʻi, Hawaii: Scuba Diving the Cathedrals with Trilogy Ocean Sports

Lānaʻi, Hawaii: New Media Artist-in-Residence Program

Photo credit: Kara S. Williams catching friend Kristina taking pictures along the tidepools of the Lānaʻi shore.

For more adventures on the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi, please search anywhere on the web for the tag “#VisitLanai.” We hope to see you here on our almost private island soon!

You can also follow us on Twitter @VisitLanai and please stop by our Facebook so we can meet you!

A Few Days in Paradise via @landlopers #VisitLanai

3 Apr

Blue Ginger Cafe on Lānaʻi (Landlopers)

Matt Long, who describes himself as “a typical Gen-X professional who has a passion for all things travel,” blogs on his site Landlopers about travels to one of his most favorite places in the world, Lānaʻi. His dreams of visiting the islands came true for a few days. He shared lots of memories of his experiences and photographs. He had been to Lānaʻi previously on his own before joining our social media team. You can see how much he loves this place from all of the articles he continues to post! We can barely keep up with him!

Stunning Beauty of Sand – Travel Photo Series

Village Life Travel Photo Series

Feasting Around the World – Travel Food Photo Series

A Look at the Exotic – Photo Series

Thinking of My Happy Place – Travel Photo Series

Four Reasons to Visit Lanai in 2012

Sustainable Tourism: What is It, and Why Should We Care?

Luxury Within Reach on the Tropical Island of Lanai

Travel Photo Series – The Road Less Traveled

How to Experience the Best of Lanai in a Day

Butterflies and Worries – The Day Before a Big Trip

Five Things I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Hawaii

Trouble in Paradise – The Great Lanai Windmill Debate

Travel Case Study – What Does Luxury Travel Really Mean?

Shooting My Way Out of Lanai

Travel Photo – Koele Ranch Sunrise, Lana’i

LandLopers Picks of the Week

Travel Spotlight – Koele Ranch Life, Lanai Hawaii

Celebrating Memorial Day – Favorite War Memorials From Around the Country

Three Travel Experiences to Keep You Healthy

A Look at the Real Benefits of Travel

Otherworldly Landscape of the Garden of the Gods in Lanai

Hiking the Koloiki Ridge Trail in Lanai

Organized Drowning – Hawaiian SNUBA Experience

Travel Photo – Palaoa Point Sea Cliffs, Lanai

Ultimate Lanai Restaurants and Dining Guide

Channeling My Inner Indiana Jones – The Quest for the Lanai Petroglyphs

Island of Legends – Sweetheart Rock and the Tale of Pehe’s Hill

Southern Exposure – Taking Things Slow on Lanai

Trends in Voluntourism: The Kokua Project – Saving Animals in Hawaii

Palm Tree, Happy Tree

In Search of the Mouflon

Stepping Back in Time at the Hotel Lanai

Photo credit: Matt Long, at the Blue Ginger, end of a long day.

For more adventures on the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi, please search anywhere for the tag “#VisitLanai.” We hope to see you here on our almost private island soon!

You can also follow us on Twitter @VisitLanai and please stop by our Facebook so we can meet you!

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