Maui 2011! Yes we just got back in October '10, but that doesn't mean anything, we're going again! So we did! We booked our tickets and the next thing you know we're riding in style (due to my air miles) in first class and on our way to Maui! 
Starting the trip off right with a screw driver for breakfast! 
These smiles are completely genuine! We're definitely excited!
We couldn't wait to get to our favortie spot for happy hour to watch the sun set. This is our favorite table and what do you know it was open and waiting for us!
Awaiting our first drinks at Japenga, the new and improved restaurant at the Hyatt. Great sushi, good drinks, yummy desserts and an incredible view!
Nothing like a little PDA from the Hyatt's penguins. It was so cute I had to take a picture. Poor guys couldn't even have any privacy.
This was taken our last day near Mama's Fish house. We like to come and watch the surfers. There's also a lot of sea turtles and swim around here. Not to mention since it's whale season we saw a few out playing further out.
One of my favorite places to work out, the Hyatt's gym! Not only is the view amazing they always have ice water with sliced fruit. It's the little things that count and make a difference.
Daiquire pool side! Couldn't get enough of these! Justin orders the Classic Mojito. More rum more fun! 
Ahhh, the infamous Gazebo restaurant! The above is the view from our table. One of the many perks with this restaurant. However the pineapple macadamian nut pancakes are to die for! There's something amazing about their whip creme. Which they will tell you, it's not whip creme, so my question is, what is it? But then again who cares it's so good!
Our favorite little restaurant, the Gazebo.
Always a line at this popular place. We waited almost an hour to get in this time! Day after the Tsunami hit so everyone was anxious to get out and about and enjoy life.
Us waiting in line at the Gazebo.
One of our favorite things to do is lay in one of the hammocks by the beach and star gaze. I know it sounds cheesy but it's so relaxing.
The Lahaina Grill! Same place we had our rehersal dinner. This place never dissapoints!
Getting read to enjoy our "Road to Hana" dessert.
Lamb Chops for Justin and Ahi Tuna for me! My mouth is watering just looking at this picture!
Playing on the Plantation Course in Kapalua. I sat co-pilot and read my numerous magazines. Best part of the Kapalua course was one of the guys challenged me to a driving contest, of course from the Ladies Tee and he from the mens tee. And guess what? I beat him by 3 feet! Whoohooo! Not to shabby for not playing in a few years!
Gotta look good in the co-pilot's seat!
Teeing off at the Plantation Course!
Great day to play with the exception of the wind! Lots and lots of wind!
Heading out to our favortie chef, David Paul's Island Grill. The best butternut squash raviloi I've ever had. I told the table across from me, with her 2 kids, it was orgasmic! Whoops! I couldn't stop myself before the words were flying out! But she agreed because she had ordered it too. Too funny!
The Sea Watch where we were married in '09!
Our last stop on the trip, Mama's Fish House! Amazing food! Wish it was closer to our hotel!
Starting the trip off right with a screw driver for breakfast! 
These smiles are completely genuine! We're definitely excited! 
We couldn't wait to get to our favortie spot for happy hour to watch the sun set. This is our favorite table and what do you know it was open and waiting for us! 
Awaiting our first drinks at Japenga, the new and improved restaurant at the Hyatt. Great sushi, good drinks, yummy desserts and an incredible view! 
Nothing like a little PDA from the Hyatt's penguins. It was so cute I had to take a picture. Poor guys couldn't even have any privacy. 
This was taken our last day near Mama's Fish house. We like to come and watch the surfers. There's also a lot of sea turtles and swim around here. Not to mention since it's whale season we saw a few out playing further out. 
One of my favorite places to work out, the Hyatt's gym! Not only is the view amazing they always have ice water with sliced fruit. It's the little things that count and make a difference. Daiquire pool side! Couldn't get enough of these! Justin orders the Classic Mojito. More rum more fun! Ahhh, the infamous Gazebo restaurant! The above is the view from our table. One of the many perks with this restaurant. However the pineapple macadamian nut pancakes are to die for! There's something amazing about their whip creme. Which they will tell you, it's not whip creme, so my question is, what is it? But then again who cares it's so good! 
Our favorite little restaurant, the Gazebo. 
Always a line at this popular place. We waited almost an hour to get in this time! Day after the Tsunami hit so everyone was anxious to get out and about and enjoy life. 
Us waiting in line at the Gazebo. 
One of our favorite things to do is lay in one of the hammocks by the beach and star gaze. I know it sounds cheesy but it's so relaxing. 
The Lahaina Grill! Same place we had our rehersal dinner. This place never dissapoints! 
Getting read to enjoy our "Road to Hana" dessert. 
Lamb Chops for Justin and Ahi Tuna for me! My mouth is watering just looking at this picture! 
Playing on the Plantation Course in Kapalua. I sat co-pilot and read my numerous magazines. Best part of the Kapalua course was one of the guys challenged me to a driving contest, of course from the Ladies Tee and he from the mens tee. And guess what? I beat him by 3 feet! Whoohooo! Not to shabby for not playing in a few years! 
Gotta look good in the co-pilot's seat! 
Teeing off at the Plantation Course! 
Great day to play with the exception of the wind! Lots and lots of wind! 
Heading out to our favortie chef, David Paul's Island Grill. The best butternut squash raviloi I've ever had. I told the table across from me, with her 2 kids, it was orgasmic! Whoops! I couldn't stop myself before the words were flying out! But she agreed because she had ordered it too. Too funny! 
The Sea Watch where we were married in '09! 
Our last stop on the trip, Mama's Fish House! Amazing food! Wish it was closer to our hotel! 
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