Spring Flings filled with island delights, last-minute skiing,
kid camps, and more

Is there such as thing as having too much fun? I think not. As I see the mischievious grin plastered on on my nephew Mitchell’s face, I recall childhood days of swinging on my backyard with no regard to time and the joy of discovering the crawling ants and snails between the geranium blossoms.

In this issue, we bop all over the United States to bring you the latest on what to do and see. At the Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs, we take you to a unique kids’s camp where children can learn about world cultures. Then over in Georgia, see what glorious treasures the elite Jekyll Island has to offer. Sure the name is strange, but that is what makes this island all the more intriguing.

We recently returned from the Big Island of Hawaii to give you a first-hand close up review of the Kalaekilohana Bed and Breakfast where the specialty is on Hawaiian culture. There I learned how to make a haku lei, one that wraps around the head. I didn’t do too bad a job, either! Read more on the latest Happenings on the Big Island before you plan your next Hawaiian vacation.

Also, in this issue we cover:

New museum openings at Stanford’s Cantor Museum, and more – Calendar
Review: $200 Word Processing Laptop for Travel – Consumer Lookout
Mendocino Inns Get a Facelift – North Bay
Three Hot Day Spas – North Bay
Spring Bargains at Squaw Valley – Northern Calif.
Great Hotel Deals in Seattle, Whistler, Vancouver – Consumer Lookout

Happy travels, and don’t forget to bring the sunscreen!

Kathy Chin Leong
Executive Editor
Bay Area Family Travel.com 

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