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Hawaii
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Item Code : BENN1317
DVD Hawaii...a collection of volcanic islands that is an enchanting tropical paradise. The Big Island: Volcanoes National Park with nature's spectacular display of unharnessed power. The Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority (NELHA) provides scientists and businesses unique opportunities in developing sustainable aquaculture and renewable energy sources, from seahorses to Kona Kampachi. Oahu: The 11th biggest city in the U.S. (Honolulu) and its beaches (Waikiki and the North Shore). Crackseed, a popular Hawaiian snack food at Jade Foods. The most visited site in Hawaii is the Arizona National Memorial. Enjoy Germaine's Luau with a unique tradition in which visitors can feel the touch of "Aloha" and gain an appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of the Pacific Islands. Maui: Maui Land & Pineapple Company has a long tradition of producing the sweetest pineapples in the world. Kapalua Whale Quest helps locals and visitors connect with a massive population of calving whales on their annual visit to the island. Experience Aqua Adventures SNUBA and snorkel trip to Molokini Crater and Turtle Arches underwater paradise. Kaanapali Beach Resorts golf, culture and a special sunset ceremony at black rock on the Sheraton Maui beach front. Hawaii is legend in board sports. Second Wind's, Ralf Sifford explains the development of surfing, windsurfing and kite-boarding in Maui. Tropical rain forests, waterfalls and more than 600 curves on the road to Hana leave visitors with a lasting impression of the spectacular natural beauty in Hawaii. Hi-Definition. - $24.95 DVD
Item Code : DISC1318
Questar Video Enter Kilauea and other legendary volcanoes. Hear the story of Hawaii's great warrior-king, Kamehameha. Share in the fun of Waikiki Beach and Lahaina, then catch an aerial view of the vast canyon lands of Kauai. Learn about Hawaiian customs and folklore, while Sea Life Park stages some amazing shows with porpoises, whales, and other crowd pleasers. Surfing, snorkeling, cliff diving--Hawaii has it all! Video DVD. Approximately 2 hours - $24.95 DVD Regions 1 & 2
Item Code : GLOB1319
DVD. Globe Trekker Video. This isolated archipelago of eight paradise islands situated in the Pacific Ocean is the 50th state of the USA. Even though Hawaii is one of Americas favorite vacation spots, 30 years of mass tourism have failed to spoil the tropical beauty of this coloUrful chain of islands. Traveler Megan McCormick visits the Na Pali coast on the lush island of Kauai before heading south to Oahu and the big cities of Honolulu and Waikiki. She travels on to Maui to discover the world's largest inactive volcano and ends her journey on Hawaii, also know as the Big Island. Along the way... Kayak down the Waialua river into the rainforest. Dive with gentle manta rays off the rocky coast of Kona. Roll up your sleeves and take part in an authentic Hula ceremony. Check out the waves on the North Shore of Oahu. Witness a spectacular sunrise from the top of Maui's Haleakala Crater. - $19.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : QUES1320
DVD. 83 Minutes. Experience the Hawaiian vacation of your dreams as Rudy visits Maui, where he braves the twisting road to Hana with its cascading waterfalls. On Hawaii's Big Island, Rudy takes a helicopter tour of the world's most active volcano. Honolulu offers fabulous Waikiki Beach, and Rudy remembers World War II history at Pearl Harbor. Head north to the tropical paradise of Kauai, hike the Waimea Canyon and kayak past traditional Hawaiian villages. Extra Features: Kamokane sing-along; Fire Dancing; USS Arizona memorial; and more! - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : 7DAY1321
DVD. 7 Days. 52 Minutes. The Hawaiian Islands are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and form the 50th state of the USA. In the south east of the island of Oahu, Honolulu is a modern town and the starting point for most journeys. It also contains the Iolani Palace - once the residence of King David Kalakana - a magnificent Victorian structure in the centre of Honolulu and the only royal palace in the United States. In Pearl Harbor, a museum commemorates the events of the seventh of December 1941 when most of the American Pacific fleet was destroyed by the Japanese. The valley of Nuuanu Pali is of great importance in Hawaiian history. It was here that a deciding battle took place, when King Kamehameh came from Maui and triumphantly drove the troops of the chief of Oahu into the mountains, the result of which formed the political union of the Hawaiian Islands. In winter, the world's best surfers collect on Sunset Beach, attracted by spectacular waves, some of which reach as high as the tallest church steeples. On the island of Kaua'i, the Wailua is Hawaii's only navigable river and it flows through some of the exciting locations which were used for Jurassic Park, Raiders Of The Lost Ark and Blue Hawaii.Two volcanoes dominate the extraordinary island of Maui, which also features sandy beaches, green pastures, dense jungle and a bleak lunar-like landscape. On Waimea Beach in 1778, the English sea captain, James Cook, was the first European to set foot on Hawaiian territory. The Waimea Canyon was referred to by Mark Twain as `The Grand Canyon of the Pacific', a massive gorge which has been carved out of the volcanic landscape by the Waimea River. From a Victorian style station there is the narrow-gauge Sugar Cane Train which travels through the once prolific sugar plantations of Kaanapali. Haleakale is the world's largest dormant volcano with a crater as large as Manhattan. But nowhere else in the world can volcanoes be studied as safely as on Big Island in the Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park. The Hawaiian Islands: priceless pearls in the Pacific Ocean. - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : VSTA1322
DVD. Vista Point. 26 Minutes. The Hawaiian Islands are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and form the 50th state of the USA. In the south east of the island of O'Ahu, Honolulu is a modern town and the starting point for most journeys. It also contains the Iolani Palace - once the residence of King David Kalakana - a magnificent Victorian structure in the centre of Honolulu and the only royal palace in the United States. In Pearl Harbour, a museum commemorates the events of the seventh of December 1941 when most of the American Pacific fleet was destroyed by the Japanese. In winter, the world's best surfers collect on Sunset Beach, attracted by spectacular waves, some of which reach as high as the tallest church steeples. On the island of Kaua'i, the Wailua is Hawaii's only navigable river and it flows through some of the exciting locations which were used for Jurassic Park, Raiders Of The Lost Ark and Blue Hawaii. Two volcanoes dominate the extraordinary island of Maui, which also features sandy beaches, green pastures, dense jungle and a bleak lunar-like landscape. Hawaii - a paradise of Pacific islands! - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : CMOS1323
DVD. Cosmos Global Documentaries. 52 Minutes. Honolulu, the capital of the Hawaiian Islands has developed into a lively city. In the heart of the city there's a statue in honor of King Kamehameha The Third who in 1840 moved his government residence from the island of Maui to Honolulu on Oahu, thus unifying the island kingdom. In later years the Victorian Iolani Palace became the new residence of those who ruled Hawaii. Hawaii wouldn't be Hawaii if it were not for its world famous surfers when during the winter season the northern part of Oahu with its Waimea Bay, Banzai Pipeline and Sunset Beach is extremely popular with surfers. A total of a hundred and thirty two islands, atolls and reefs make up the island group of Hawaii. Only a twenty-minute flight from Oahu and Honolulu is the fourth largest island, `Garden Island' or, Kauai. Like no other island in the archipelago, Kauai is full of contrast: while temperatures on the palm beaches are mostly summer-like, dry and warm, the interior of the island is one of the moistest regions in the world. Apart from pleasure boats it's mainly canoes and kayaks that travel on the waters of the southern and northern sections of the Wailua River, an adventurous and also very popular way of exploring the interior of Kauai. Picturesque insights into the Hawaii of bygone times are provided in the small village of Kamokila, an original Hawaiian village that has been reconstructed in every detail. The Haleakala National Park on Hawaii: the Big Island, contains the world's greatest dormant volcano and the clear night skies of this unique region have made it ideal for the observation of stars and satellites. What could be better than to observe the colorful transformation of the landscape while lying on a beach surrounded by palm trees and falling under the spell of this enchanting island paradise? Aloha Hawaii! - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : ABCD1324
DVD. ABCD. 58 Minutes. Our voyage through the Hawaiian Islands begins on the island of Oahu in Honolulu. We walk through the world renowned Waikiki beach and visit USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. We'll visit the Polynesia National Park, splendid valley of Waimer waterfalls and other beaches of the island. Then we'll visit Kauai , which is called the garden of Hawaii. On Maui we take thepopular road to Hana- 83 km long road with 617 turns and 50 bridges- it will take us to the most beautiful places on the island. In Iao Valley National Park, we'll see the famous monolith needle and then hop to Lanai aboard the Trilogy catamaran to delight in the beauty of the Pacific Ocean. We'll also visit the Volcanic National Park on the Big Island-Hawaii, with the largest active volcano, Kilauea, and many other interesting places in the Hawaiian archipelago, which attracts tourists from the whole worldwith its beaches and natural beauty. - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : NATP1325
DVD. Nature Parks Located to the southeast of Hawaii, the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is the youngest island in the archipelago and the only one that contains active volcanoes. Its abundant vegetation and beautiful volcanic landscape attracts tourists, explorers and scientists from all over the world. To experience this paradise born of lava is to glimpse into the early beginnings of Planet Earth. The dry, dark-colored side of the volcanoes, the Kay Desert, is almost lifeless. Lava stifles any form of plant life and the magnificent expanse of strange, dark scenery and huge, billowing clouds is a truly awe-inspiring spectacle that is like nowhere else on Earth. The park contains the world's most active volcano, Kilauea and also its largest, Mauna Loa. For the Hawaiians, the environs of Halema`Uma`U, the 'House of Fire', and the crater itself, were once the most holy place in the entire archipelago and the tremendous dimensions of the crater and the clearly visible strata that have accumulated during many thousands of years, are particularly impressive. In spite of the lava, the humid northeast of the island has created a jungle, while the southwest is rich in savannah, a visual symphony of mighty eucalyptus trees and plants up to 8 metres tall that are framed by dark lava. Where once scorching volcanic streams flowed, today the sun beams down onto the benign, cooled down surface of the lava. When visiting the world's most active volcano, Kilauea, it's like witnessing Earth's creation. When the blazing red lava sizzles into the sea and the water boils and the clouds glow, the might of the Earth is at its most extreme. Those who experience the raw beauty of this island will never forget the many unforgettable moments surrounded by a natural environment that has learned to constantly renew itself in dramatic style. - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : CDEN1326
DVD. Client Denn Digital Camera. 70 Minutes. Born of volcanic fires and lava, the Hawaiian Islands are the summits of a great volcanic mountain range which stretches nearly 2,000 miles across the ocean floor. Third largest and best known, Oahu, is traditionally the first landing place for visitors and site of Honolulu, Waikiki, Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor. Maui, second largest in the chain, is the site of Haleakala (house of the Sun), an immense dormant volcano, and the old, once-lusty whaling port of Lahaina. On Kauai is the wettest spot on Earth and the island is noted for its lush foliage. The island of Hawaii is the easternmost island of the chain. It is the southernmost point in the United States and is nearly twice as large as the other seven islands combined, appropriately called the " Big Island" or the " Orchid Island." Here is the state's highest mountain, Mauna Kea. Here too, within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, are Mauna Loa and Kilauea, both very live volcanoes in one of the world's most spectacularly active volcanic areas. Every island has good public swimming beaches. Scuba divers and snorkelers delight exploring Hawaii's colorful offshore reefs. Catamarans and outriggers add an island flavor to sailing. - $24.95 DVD
Item Code : IMAX1327
DVD. 35 Minutes. Directed by: David Douglas (Wolves). Fiery volcanic eruptions and rivers of molten lava bring the formation of the islands to life. Descend 4,000 feet beneath the surface to witness the birth of Hawaii's newest island and journey to the very edge of Maui's 10,000-foot-high Haleakala Crater. 5 language tracks including English, Danish, Japanese, Mandarin and Spanish. The IMAX camera surveys the verdant beauty and diverse terrain of the Hawaiian islands. Imax - Hidden Hawaii Reviews: "...HIDDEN HAWAII showcases some magnificent, lesser-known Hawaiian islands....The result is some of the most spectacular nature footage ever shot..." -- Bob Kurson, Chicago Sun-Times. - $39.95 DVD Blu-ray
Item Code : NATR1328
(Plus Combo Pack) 110 Minutes. Program One: Kilauea: Mountain of Fire - Kilauea continually molds Hawaii's Big Island. Violent and beautiful, destructive and creative, Kilauea: Mountain of Fire explores the incredible power of the volcano and the challenges of life in its shadow. Academy Award-winner F. Murray Abraham narrates. Rating: TV-G. Program Two: Violent Hawaii - Imagine a lost world with lava flowing down mountainsides, violent storms, monster waves, rockslides and even heavy snows. This is not science fiction. It is Hawaii-where spectacular beauty was forged by fire, and created by turbulent natural forces. Tony Award-winner James Naughton narrates this riveting HD visual journey. Rating: TV-G. Blu-ray Plus Combo Pack- In addition to the Blu-ray disc, this combo pack also includes: 1. DVD version of the program(s) that you can play in your DVD player, vehicle or computer. 2. Digital copy of the program that you can download to your computer and/or transfer to your mobile devices. - $24.95 DVD All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : NATR1329
108 Minutes. Discover a Hawaii and Cuba that few tourists are privileged to see in two classic episodes of Nature contained on one specially priced disc. Violent Hawaii reveals how the most brutal forces of the natural world created a tropical paradise. Breathtaking high-definition photography captures active volcanoes, monster waves, crushing rockslides, and even blinding blizzards! Cuba: Wild Island of the Caribbean is an astonishing and unprecedented look at Cuba's wildlife. From coral reefs and swamps to forests and caves, see some of the world's most unusual creatures virtually unknown to the outside world...until now! - $39.95 set VHS NTSC
Item Code : QUES1332
Questar Video. 2-Video Slipcase Set. 2? hours. VHS. Experience Hawaii in all its past and present splendor. Much like a James Michener epic, "Paradise Sought" and "Paradise Found" cover one thousand years of the discovery, early history, settlement, growth, and development of Hawaii's culture and people. Vol.1: Paradise Sought The journey of the first Polynesians to settle these islands is recreated focusing on Hawaii's early customs, beliefs and traditions. The arrival of the first white men is also chronicled, signaling a turn of events that would change Hawaii's destiny forever. Archival illustrations and breathtaking cinematography breathe life into the story, capturing the lush beauty of these idyllic tropical islands. Vol.2: Paradise Found Hawaii became a cultural melting pot during the 19th and 20th centuries: Westerners, Japanese, Chinese, Koreans and Filipinos made new homes in this remote paradise. The attack on Pearl Harbor, and the subsequent strategic role the islands played in America's war effort, raised Hawaii's profile considerably in the eyes of America, paving the way for statehood and the post-WW II tourism boom. Today, Hawaii is dedicated to the preservation of its heritage and traditions for future generations. 2? hours - $19.95 VHS NTSC
Item Code : QUES1334
- $24.95 VHS NTSC
Item Code : READ1335
Readers Digest. VHS. Feast your eyes and delight your senses with the splendor of the island paradise of Hawaii. Stand on the lava cliffs of Na Pali and view palm trees swaying beneath a fiery tropical sunset. Hear the legend of Pele, Goddess of Fire. Tremble as the Kilauea volcano erupts. Go snorkeling in Hanauma Bay and stroll the grounds of Iolani Palace. Tour a coffee plantation, taste a freshly picked pineapple and relax on a black sand beach. 90 minutes - $69.95 DVD + $8.80 p&h or $18.80 foreign delivery All Regions Worldwide
Item Code : QUES1337
DVD. 8 Hours. "Shot in high-definition, the photography...pops, even on conventional TV sets."-The Seattle Post-Intelligence. Disc #1 - Northwest to the Max: Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. - Rudy Maxa serves up a generous sampling of San Francisco's flavors, from tangy sourdough bread at the Boudin Bakery to the rich aroma of coffee beans wafting through the North Beach neighborhood. Rudy explores Seattle's lively downtown and waterfront areas and its dynamic cultural scene, as well as its natural wonders. Rudy captures the charm and character of Vancouver and its sister city, Victoria. Extra Features: Museum of Flight; Asian Art Museum; Chinatown street musicians; and more! Disc # 2 - Mexico to the Max: Guadalajara, Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta and Zihuatanejo - Rudy etches a vivid portrait of Guadalajara with its rich history, vibrant culture and passionate artists. Next, it is an easy hop to the coast to bask in the traditional charms of Puerto Vallarta. Rudy visits Mexico City, the world's largest metropolis, and explores its ancient roots at pre-Aztec Teotihuacon. For contemporary excitement, Rudy hangs at the Zocalo, the world's second largest square, and heads for the beaches of Mexican Riviera. Extra Features - Ballet Folklorico; Anthropology Museum; Tasting tequila; and more! Disc # 3 - Hawaii to the Max: Maui, The Big Island Oahu and Kauai - Experience the Hawaiian vacation of your dreams as Rudy visits Maui, where he braves the twisting road to Hana with its cascading waterfalls. On Hawaii's Big Island, Rudy takes a helicopter tour of the world's most active volcano. Honolulu offers fabulous Waikiki Beach, and Rudy remembers World War II history at Pearl Harbor. Head north to the tropical paradise of Kauai, hike the Waimea Canyon and kayak past traditional Hawaiian villages. Extra Features: Kamokane sing-along; Fire Dancing; USS Arizona memorial; and more! Disc # 4 - Australia to the Max: Sydney and Queensland - Rudy tours Sydney's famed Opera House, goes pub hopping in the old Rocks quarter, explores the cliffs and rainforests of the Blue Mountains, captures glimpses of Australia's legendary wildlife at the Featherdale Park preserve, and swims with sharks at Oceanworld Manly. In Queensland, Rudy goes "troco" for the awe-inspiring Great Barrier Reef and ancient Daintree Rainforest. Extra Features - Rainforest bird revue; Sydney by air; The Great Barrier Reef; and more! Disc # 5 - New Zealand to the Max: South Island and North Island - Whether you are into extreme sports or exhilarating landscapes, New Zealand's South Island has it all! Rudy gets a crash course in Maori bone carving at a local artists' colony, braves white-water rapids on river boards and rides a hot air balloon over "Lord of the Rings" country. On North Island, Rudy kayaks along the glorious coastline, and visits the site where local tribes signed a controversial treaty with European settlers. Extra Features - Maori warrior practice; Hot air balloon ride; Mussel cruise; and more! Disc # 6 - China to the Max: Shanghai and Hong Kong - Shanghai dazzles with fantastic skyscrapers, non-stop shopping and delicious dining. From traditional Tai Chi in the parks and teahouses to tumbling acrobats and teeming markets, Rudy explores how tradition and modernity co-exist in the burgeoning city. In ever-changing Hong Kong, Rudy savors one of the most majestic skylines on Earth aboard the famous Star Ferry. Extra Features - Hong Kong jade market; Shanghai parade; Chinese teahouse; and more!
Hawaii Travel Videos, DVD |