50 Great Dates in Honolulu

August 8, 2011

ANNA CARRIVEAU, Tiffany Hill, Christine Hitt, Michael Keany, Christian Vetter,

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Whether you’re meeting her for the first time and need to make a good impression, or you’ve been married for 20 years and need to remember why you fell in love, here are 50 great dates to romance that special someone.

Foodie Dates For those who love food as much as they love their significant other.	Free/Budget Dates Save money with these dates, so you can spend more on gifts for each other.
Outdoorsy Dates If your recent dates have involved Netflix-surfing on the couch, it's time to get outside and explore.	Play Dates Step outside the box together and give these activities a shot.
Sporty Dates Show your date that you know how to work as a team.	Blind Dates Soothe your nerves at these worry-free spots.
Cultured Dates After these dates, you'll be painting, filming and writing odes to your love.	Entertaining Dates Hit the town together at these fun, sleaze-proof bars.

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