Hawaii Off the Beaten Path

Off the Beaten Path

by Sean Pager, Sheryl Groden Pager

Travelers will find secluded beaches, ancient temples, underwater parks filled with schools of colorful fish, the best in native crafts, and many more hidden gems in this guide to the Aloha State.

Genres: Travel, Nonfiction, Reference

324 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1995

Reviews

[Dylan]

Useful for getting ideas for an upcoming trip. It was recommended by a friend or else I would have solely planned online, it was a nice surprise that there were stops on here that I hadn't read about elsewhere.

[Cris]

I like the idea of help locating the less-visited attractions, but I didn't find Pager's book easy to use. And the format is off-putting. (Lots of long, narrative paragraphs with few subject headings to break up the text or offer reader's assistance in skimming.)

[Kirsten]

not that helpful, really.

[Marla]

Great guide book for unique things to do in Hawaii. Lots of local hangouts and favorites are listed.

[Marilyn]

Just read sections on Oahu and the Big Island...before our trip to Hawaii.