No comments about The Island of Kaua'i.

3 comments about California's Nude Beaches/Plus Hawaii, Oregon, & Washington.

1. Another popular regional guide to nude beaches recommended by Dr. Leisure is Dave Patricks' California's Nude Beaches. A hundred and fifty pages of good information and some very fine black and white photography of nude beach inhabitants. Dave even has a section called Naturist Photography in the '90s. It is obvious from the photographs that Dave knows what he is talking about. Highly recommended by the number one source of information on nude recreation on the net. DrLeisure.com.



2. Since nude sunbathing is illegal in Hawaii, this book is a work of fiction.



3. nudism in hawaii may not be so called "legal", but a lot of people do and just find there own private or group area of like minded people and ignore the rest. tourists who happen upon one of these areas usually just walk on by and will let you be, or they sometimes will ask questions respectfully and leave(which my wife and female friend found out to be true on our last visit to the kona coast)

No comments about I've been around;: Seen and heard circling the globe in six months from New York to New York via Hawaii, Japan, China, the Philippines, the Dutch East ... Cairo, Naples, Genoa, Marseilles, Gibralter,.

No comments about FD HAWAII 1986 (Fodor's Travel Guides).

No comments about Hawaii: The Land, the People, the Cities.

No comments about Deck and port;: Or, Incidents of a cruise in the United States frigate Congress to California.

No comments about Hawaiian Queeriosities: 250 odd and interesting facts about the territory of Hawaii,.

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1 comments about Honolulu and Waikiki Handbook: The Island of Oahu (Moon Travel Handbooks).

1. I read the second edition of this book before moving to Honolulu three years ago, and still find it a very useful reference. Joe Bisignani gives you tons of interesting and useful information in an enjoyable writing style that captures the mood of the islands. Anyone who is the least interested in exploring Oahu beyond Waikiki Beach will find this book useful. Unlike the writers of some competing guidebooks, Bisignani is honest about labeling expensive tourist traps as such (it is telling that most of them have also shown up in the "Honolulu Weekly" annual readers' choice of "Best place to cruelly misdirect tourists"). Inbetween all the hard facts, Bisignani also manages to give the reader an accurate portrayal of the social climate of Oahu. Unlike most guidebooks, this one has an extensive and excellent history section, and there are also many references to fascinating Polynesian legends throughout the book. Warmly recommended!

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