The U.S. state of Hawaii is home to a very large amount of great accommodation options, from those that rest right on the beach to those situated a bit farther back. With that said, however, you won't find any overwater resorts on any of the islands here. If they could be built on Hawaii's shores, there would be dozens to choose from.
However, with this bad news does come a bit of good news. There are all sorts of great overwater resorts to choose from over on the islands of Tahiti and Moorea. Along with those, situated less than an hour away from these islands, you'll find more overwater resorts on the island of Bora Bora. Also, due to their location and how they are considered more remote than Hawaii, they are a great choice for honeymooners who'd like to escape the crowds while enjoying an exotic vacation in a beautiful tropical paradise.
Interested in an over the water bungalow. We would like to be able to snorkel off of the bungalow. Suggestions??????????????????
Gail,
You can snorkel off the deck at almost every overwater bungalow in the world, except for a few of the cheaper options in Malaysia. That said, the best snorkeling in those same areas is usually done with a boat trip to a nearby reef. Since the bungalows are mostly over clear lagoons, there isn’t as much to see right under the bungalow itself. -Roger
Do you have these photos in high resolution? I am looking for a picture to enlarge.
Cynthia,
These photos are off the official resort websites, and some of those are offered in high resolution, but only a few of them. The resorts own the images as well. -Roger
Where does the plumbing go? Or, are there no bathrooms in each bungalow?
Philip,
The plumbing is built in just below the floor. These rooms have everything, including A/C and cable TV, not to mention showers and baths. -Roger