Vegas can definitely get very hot, but during the years I lived there I found that you got used to it (at least a little bit). Everyplace is air conditioned, so it becomes a matter of hoping from place to place in AC equipped cars. I played a lot of golf in Vegas over the years, but almost always tired to play either very early or very late in the day to beat the heaviest heat. Having a pool in your backyard is also a must, nothing like a dip in crystal clear cold water after a hard day on the links (or actually working).
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I have been there a few times. My advice is to rent a car and get out of the honolulu area.Take the trip around the whole island as each part of the island is a little different.If you can take a island hopper trip to the other islands you will see how beautiful and different each island is.Have fun!!
Hitman26 said:
Have to do the the Lua au at Paradise Cove in Honolulu,it's the best show and food in all of the Islands...
Horse back trips are kewl, we had a blast...We took ours on Kawaii, got to swim in and slide down a waterfall...
Go stay atleast 2 days on Kawaii, the most beautiful Island of them all; it's very tropical and hardly no tourists.
Check out the Kona coffee tour, if you like coffee, this is one of the best in the world..
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DougJ said:
95 with 85% humidity here in St. Louis, I live in my uncles 4 family flat, for cheap, its got no central air. I havent put the window units it yet because I wanted to see if Id get used to it. I did quickly, I like it really hot too. Best part is waking up hungover sweating a little bit, and taking a nice nap in the cold shower. Did it this morning.
