Google worked with the Hawaii Visitors and Conventions Bureau to create the collections in the new Street View Gallery which features Hawaii’s best beaches and hometown favorites of President Obama.

We understand that you’ve got a busy trip ahead of you, and that every savvy adventurer needs access to the worldwide web. How else are you supposed to coordinate a snorkeling trip, get tickets to a Tahitian fire-knife show, and find a shuttle back to the Island Colony while you’re enjoying shaved-ice on the north shore?

The Aqua Island Colony knows that finding great value and having a summer blast can all come together with the click of a mouse, and if you are reading this blog, you probably know that too. So bring the ol’ laptop after-all, and Aqua will be sure you’ll make good use of it. Ask the Front Desk about getting island-wide internet access for only $9.95 per day with Hele Wireless Broadband on your next stay at the Aqua Island Colony!

First stop: Leonard’s Bakery for malasadas

Over the Pali Highway to Lanikai Beach – deserted on a cloudy day!

Up Kamehameha Highway (The Kam, as we call it) to Giovanni’s Shrimp Shack in Kahuku

Continuing up the Kam, past a surfing competition

To Pupukea and Shark’s Cove, which is called that because from the open water looking back at shore, it looks like a shark’s fin

On to Waimea Bay

Then back through Haleiwa and down the H-2 back into Honolulu!

Tip: Go counter-clockwise on your Circle Island Tour like Kay did, so you make right turns to check out the beach and attractions. If you go clockwise, it’s a pain to make a left turn back into traffic!