Sexy Molokai Travel with Freddy & Eddy
Freddy and Eddy's site is a
place where couples can come (no pun intended) and search for naughty adventures. Some trips are as simple as a 250 mile
road trip to peruse the shelves at adult superstores far from civilization while others are tropical resorts where hedonists can gather by the masses to indulge in mischievous
outdoor activities like skinny dipping in Jamaica without the worry of getting caught. In short Freddy and Eddy understand the needs of libertine travelers
wanting to explore the world and well, other things. At first I thought this was going to be some raunchy site filled
with girls gone wild shots on exotic beaches, but there really is some useful information tucked inside. On one of their vacations to the Hawaiian island of Molokai, Freddy and Eddy share their reasons for going to one of the state's lesser explored islands. Accompanied by a few porn stars they went to shoot a few shots for their sister site Girl's Kissing, needless to say Hawaii made the perfect backdrop for this adventure. Kinky photography wasn't the only thing that took place. The tag team shares some of Molokai's finer sites even the most conservative and reserved singles or couples could explore. Molokai is the opposite of tourist cluttered Oahu and the beaches are deserted for the most part. Find twin waterfalls in Halawa Valley after a short hike from the coast through lush rainforest. Afterwards settle in with a nice Mocha Momma from the Molokai Coffee Plantation. Freddy and Eddy think it's the best frozen coffee drink on Earth. In other words make sure a trip to the plantation makes it on your list during your own tour of Molokai.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mar 8th 2006 @ 8:42AM
Alma Bond said...
How come when discussing Molokai you don't mention the Leper Colony? I think it is only fair to tell tourists of its long history.
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Mar 8th 2006 @ 11:22AM
Bill Glynn said...
I, too, wish that the former Leper's colony was mentioned more. It might discourage more tourism on this wonderful, pristine island. This island of Molokai is Hawaii as we all wish it still was, but it isn't. If you do visit Molokai, please enjoy and respect this wonderful place.
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Mar 8th 2006 @ 1:41PM
Fred Lee said...
The leper colony is an extremely interesting part of the island of Molokai. We took the mule ride down the cliff and a tour of the leper colony. (You will need reservations for the mule ride) It was one of the most fasinating parts of that trip to Hawaii. Molokai Is very laid back and extremely relaxing but I also found it to be a wonderful place to visit.
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Mar 8th 2006 @ 2:26PM
Jeanette Nomaaea said...
To All the visitors to the island of molokai -- I want you all to enjoy yourself and see why it needs to remain as it is. Because any changes to our beautiful island and it's people will no longer be an enjoyable place for you to visit again, It will be so commercialize and look like every other place in the world. Please enjoy the islands natural beauty and the friendliness of it's people then you will probaly understand why we call this island "HOME"!!
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Mar 8th 2006 @ 5:47PM
Freddy and Eddy said...
It's very nice to see our trip highlighted. We agree that the leper colony is an important part of the island and its history and it would have been a worthwhile mule ride indeed.
However, as you can find out by reading the full account on our website, getting four primadonna porn stars to make the excursion probably wasn't a good idea. That said, I (Freddy) have been down there before and plan to take the wife next time over there. We're probably going to invest in some land there as well try to do some philanthropic projects eventually (educationally and technologically) to bring non-invasive economic benefits. Who knows, maybe even run our website from there, eventually.
Freddy and Eddy
aka Ian and Alicia Denchasy
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Mar 8th 2006 @ 9:54PM
Sara Norvell said...
My husband and I probably never would have considered the island of Molokai had we not seen this, but now were thinking it looks pretty hot....
I especially liked the "share their reasons" link. Looks like a beautiful place to spend a romantic vacation. Sexy and classy. Who would have ever thought the two could meet in such a remote vacation spot?
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