Excerpt from an article in the Asbury Park Press: The true stars of Oahu's famed North Shore aren't the actors in ABC TV's "Lost" or top-selling musician Jack Johnson. They're the monster waves that roll in every winter. But the rest of the year, when the 30-foot surf and the crowds are long gone, the North Shore returns to its usual laid-back, country lifestyle. It's perfect for swimming, golfing, hiking, snorkeling or a lazy day at the beach with family. The remote coastline stretches for more than 20 miles and seems a world away from the high-rise jungle in Honolulu.... [Read Full Article]
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