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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not sure if it’s just me but I always have fond memories of places that had really good food. Doesn’t need to be pricy, just good.
Also if there is an activity that’s new and enjoyable.

For Hawaii, if you’re going to Waikiki beach, my son loved Steak Shack - a place you walk up to on the beach and order a steak with rice and salad. We went a few times. 
We also went to the Baskin Robbins that Obama worked at. We took a city bus to get there but I think cycling would have been fun.
And then we tried SUP for the first time in the Hilton pool…I liked it so much I decided to take it up when I returned home.

I don’t remember anything else but both my DS and I have fond memories of that trip and it’s on my list to return one day.

I think you have the right idea with just one activity a day and lounge around, try not to rush from place to place. Catch some sunsets and sunrises. Eat well. Enjoy your time together as a family.  Put away your phones and don’t look at your watches. Just try to be in the moment, whatever you’re doing - really listen to the waves, the music, really savour the tastes, the warmth of the sun, really listen to what your kids are saying, pay attention to what they’re doing.

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Thanks for this post! It was so immersive I felt like I was there for a moment. Steak Shack sounds amazing and something I’m looking into! Thanks again![/quote]

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