
Waikiki Beach with the Diamond Head Mountain.
Hello Again,
I hope you enjoy this day trip from the comfort of your armchair. To all those who are surfing my blog from your office desk - I hope that your company will not block my site!!

The world famous Mai Tai Cocktail in the bar with the same name at The Royal Palace.

The Cabana - a suitable shelter from the amazing warm sea breeze - more ideas for your patio at home!

The Waikiki Hotel Area.

The Waikiki Trolley Buses.

Waikiki Beach.

Anybody for surfing the waves............makes a change from surfing the web.....

A statue to the Surfers and the Seals. I am so lucky to surf the waters for 8 months of the year.

Sports on the beach for the more active.

Local people enjoy the Hula Dance.

Luxury lifestyles in Hawaii.

I met a bird at the Sports Bar!!!!.....story of my life!

The Streets are no crowded like the Mainland.

The State Capitol Building.

Beautifully landscaped.

The Liberty Bell in front of the Capitol. This is the Capitol of the President Obama's State.
God Bless America. I love visiting America.

Here is the State Flag and the United States of America Flag flying side by side in the warm breeze.



The Church door is always open - along as you arrive by Limo! Everything is stretched here....

Hope you like my cavalcade.

One of the many imposing skyscrapers........

Steel, Glass and Palms.......just like my Balcony!

On reflection..........

A combination of the very old trees and the new building around the nature - harmony!

Lots of lovely works of art and water features.

Reach for the sky!

The park between Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.

Arcadia's Neptune Pool as you have never seen it before -this is our Inaugural Call at Honolulu.

From another angle.

Deck 10 by the Viceroy Room.

A nice place to read and relax on board the Indulgent Arcadia - in easy reach of The Crows Nest where you enjoy a Hawaiian Cocktail with a P&O Cruises twist.

Take your choice! Which on has your name on it? Arcadia has many sun loungers for you to enjoy.

And the view of the City from Deck 10.

The blue sky and the blue pool - by Invitation only.....which one is the reflection of which?
My Pool Staff have an eye for detail. I always tell them that perfection comes from attention to detail.

The view from the Deck Terrace in front of the Oasis Spa, the same view you will have if you are on the treadmill!

The Aloha Tower where Arcadia was berthed. The prime spot for ARCADIA.
P&O CRUISES is in town. This view is taken form the midships on Deck 10.
These pictures have GPS meta tag data so you can see where they were taken on the globe on google earth.
Hope you enjoyed your day trip to Honolulu - fasten your seat belts as there is more to come!
Bye for now,
James.
Do not regret growing older. It is a privilege denied to many.
9 comments:
Aaaah lovely. It's about 0'c here but there is a warming glow from your blog! Regards Judith
As a first time blogger and an old time P&O cruiser, what wonderful pictures, brings back so many memories.
Thank you James for this and thanks to Michael Young for the lovely story about the two commodore's and Dick Gold.
Keep up the good work, will follow with great interest.
Peter Read
Well I have to say Hawaii looks just awful doesn't it? Glad I'm back home in the north wind chill with snow showers - NOOTTTTTTTTT ;-0)
OMG, Hawaii looks AMAZING - Just look at that beautiful clear blue sky - Oh I'm all depressed now ;'-(
I've just finished in the gym - Had a delivery of not one bouquet of flowers, but two (that's 3 in total as one came very early this morning). The winds howling, it's cold and those Mai Tai's look so appealing!
Hey James, I don't think much of the bird you pulled at the sports bar (Lol) ;-0)
I do hope the commodore is spending a few days in that wonderful place before coming back here. After all it's the East of the country that's getting the worst of the weather at the minute. Snowed yesterday, had a go today, but the sun is now shining, but it's bitterly cold and snow forecast for tomorrow.
Enjoy Christmas Island today. I'm thinking about you all.
Elaine (aurorabore)
Brilliant photos James, you made me laugh with the comment of meeting a bird etc., that was soooo funny. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour of Honolulu it certainly brought back fond memories. I also love those quotes you make at the end of the blogs, very apt, where do you get them from, surely they are not all James Cusick's ha ha...
Cheers
Mary G.K.
What wonderful photographs - than you for sharing them with us. They certainly brighten a dreary, cold day.
I hope the weather is pleasant for you all and the seas calm.
Looking forward to more when you have time.
Gill
Wow, what a beautiful place, definately on my to do list.
Sharon L
I am getting more envious by the day James, how I wish we could win the lottery!! Brilliant photos, keep up the good work.
Nice Bird!
Lovely quote!
Hi James,
Lovely photo's as usual, the first time we went to Hawaii, we went to Waikiki beach and tried our hand at surfing, surprise surprise we could not surf,but it was great to see kids of about 7 or 8 just coming surfing right past you, makes you realize how bad you are!
Have not been able to access the webcam for a couple of days so look forward to updates from Xmas Island.
Regards Geoff Witts Perth
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