Whether you are looking for some fun outdoors or just a change of scenery, Kahuna Beach Resort and Spa welcomes you to a heavenly oasis. Get the chance to finish that book you are reading, or maybe find the time to explore new titles. We got your back. This post would be your guide to a new adventure not just in your reality but also in another dimension.

The best thing about taking a vacation is getting to relax and read a good book. Here are five recommendations to get you started if you’re looking for some great beach reads. 

From suspenseful thrillers to light-hearted comedies, there is something for everyone on this list. So pack your sunscreen and favorite book, and head to the beach!

Diving into the Fun, Literally and Fictionally 

The Kahuna Beach Resort and Spa is the perfect summertime getaway. Located in the beautiful province of San Juan, La Union, this resort offers everything you need for a relaxing vacation, ensuring that you get to bask in the ambiance for a tremendous other-worldly read. The Kahuna Beach Resort and Spa has everything from spacious accommodations to world-class amenities.

To bring a set of fresh eyes into your book, you can take a dip at the beach, do some scuba diving, hike, bike or simply relax in one of the many cabanas. The knowledgeable staff is always on hand to provide poolside service. 

And when you’re ready to cool off, you can just sit by the shore and escape this reality for a while. Kahuna is the perfect place to meditate and be in tune with yourself. The vast and open spaces are perfect for relaxing, breathing, and, of course, reading.

If you are looking for some relaxation, the Spa Luana at the Kahuna Beach Resort and Spa is second to none. Indulge in a massage or dine at the Kahuna Restaurant. 

There are lots of amenities that Kahuna offers that you can explore on your vacation. This place is for anyone, may it be a bookworm or not; there are relaxing areas to simply rest and recuperate.

If you are looking for a summer vacation that has it all, look no further than the Kahuna Beach Resort and Spa in San Juan, La Union. We look forward to you seeing the breathtaking view of the resort. Grab a book and keep reading to find out more about our recommendations. While you are at it, book your stay today and start planning your perfect getaway!

The Perfect Time to Explore New Titles 

With everything happening in the world right now, you need a short getaway. Check out these books you may bring with you as you go through Kahuna and find the time to unwind in a lovely beach resort as many of us head to beaches and pools to escape the heat.

If you want something to do here at the fantastic Kahuna Beach Resort and Spa, why not curl up with a good book? There’s nothing like spending a day at the beach with a great book. And if you’re stuck on what to read, don’t worry- we’ve got you covered. Here are five book recommendations that are perfect for summertime.

1. People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry

A charming novel from the author of the #1 New York Times bestselling books Book Lovers and Beach Read will leave you with the kind of warm, hazy afterglow typically associated with the best vacations.

It is in the romantic genre that is perfect for reading at the beach. It highlights two very close pals, ten summer excursions, and one final opportunity to find love.

Alex and Poppy are opposites. One is outgoing, while the other would rather stay home and read a book. They have been best friends since a tragic car share from college many years ago. While she lives in New York City and he in their hometown, they have spent one wonderful week of vacation every summer for the past ten years.

They ruined everything two years ago. They’ve stopped talking. They got a week to correct everything. Let us see how everything unfolds in their trip as we tag along with the pair and see how their relationship grows.

2. In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

If you’re in the mood for a mystery, try “In the Heart of the Sea” by Nathaniel Philbrick. This book tells the true story of Essex’s whaleship, which was destroyed by a sperm whale in 1820. The event inspired Herman Melville’s classic novel “Moby Dick.” But this book is more than just a fascinating story- it was also a look at the dangerous world of whaling in the 19th century.

This thrilling book relates the account of real-life events. This comes from the author of the Mayflower, Valiant Ambition, and In the Hurricane’s Eye.

The National Book Award-winning novel by Nathaniel Philbrick is a beautiful tale of survival and adventure that is rooted in the mythology of whaling and has significant resonance in the canon of American literature and history.

A sperm whale rammed and sank the whaleship Essex in 1820, forcing the desperate crew to spend more than 90 days drifting in three tiny boats. Nathaniel Philbrick uses obscure sources and specifics about Nantucket’s whaling history to convey the terrible reality of this iconic maritime calamity. The novel In the Heart of the Sea turned into a blockbuster film starring Chris Hemsworth, is a classic.

3. The Last Resort: A Chronicle of Paradise, Profit, and Peril at the Beach by Sarah Stodola

For a book that’s thought-provoking and eye-opening, try this one. This book gives an intriguing look at the culture of beach resorts, from its beginnings in high society to its often-overlooked contribution to the global economy today.

The beach has captured the public’s imagination as the pinnacle of utopia because of its allure as a place to relax and unwind from the stresses of daily life. The Last Resort is Sarah Stodola’s exploration of the human mind and the fundamental motivations behind our penchant for beaches. She also faces the negative aspects of resort culture, such as the stifling effect on local economies, the wastefulness of construction, the destruction of beaches, the enormous carbon footprints, and the inevitable overdevelopment and deterioration accompanying the growing demand for famous shorelines.

In The Last Resort, Stodola combines her meticulous journalism with her personal travelogue to create an engaging account of past, present, and future coastal tourism. 

She takes us from Monte Carlo, where seeking pleasure first became a part of the beach resort experience, to a village in Fiji that was forever changed by the opening of a single resort; from the overdevelopment that robbed Acapulco of its reputation for exclusivity to Miami Beach, where extreme measures are being taken to prevent the barrier island from disappearing into the ocean.

A trip to the beach is essential to experience the culture, commerce, and interconnectedness of our globalized world in the twenty-first century. This encapsulates a reality that is beyond simple fun under the sun. Check this one out!

4. Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid

This book might be for you if you’re in the mood for something that causes a whirlwind of emotions. It is about a tale of one pivotal night in the life of a family—the night when each member must decide what to keep from the individuals who helped create them and what to discard.

An extravagant party is hosted by four famous siblings to mark the end of the summer. However, the subsequent family drama for twenty-four hours will drastically alter their lives.

The celebration will spiral out of control by midnight. The Riva home will be in flames by daybreak. However, the alcohol will flow, the music will play, and the loves and secrets that have defined this family’s generations will all rise to the surface before that first spark in the early hours before dawn.

5. Lucy Checks In by Dee Ernst

This book is a charming romantic comedy about a devalued hotel manager who travels to Rennes to rehabilitate the hotel and her own life.

Lucia Giannetti requires a new beginning. Lucy had her life all mapped out when she was the hotel manager of a fancy New York City hotel and had a serious relationship with the hotel’s owner. When the owner vanishes without a trace, taking millions of dollars with him, Lucy’s world comes crashing down around her.

After being out of work for two years, Lucy, now 49 years old, accepts a position as manager of the Hotel Paradis in Rennes, France. What she actually discovers is very different from her fantasies of plush fur blankets and elaborate light fixtures. 

As the new innkeeper, Lucy is responsible for transforming the quaint but dilapidated hotel into a successful business. As Lucy paints rooms, creates a website, and gets to know Bing, the annoyingly gorgeous artist, she discovers a home she never expected. The question is, though, whether or not she has what it takes to restore the Hotel Paradis to its former splendor.

Lucy Checks In is a funny and touching tale about finding love and a place to call home in the most unexpected locations.

So there you have it, the five book recommendations to help make your beach getaway even better. So find your perfect spot at the beach, get comfortable, and start reading!

Grab the Chance for a Change of Scenery

Since it is the perfect time for casual reading by the beach. You’re prepared with a swimsuit, a beach towel, and a beach read. Yet, individual tastes greatly vary when determining what makes for the ideal beach reading. 

Some readers may be drawn to breezy beach reads and travel memoirs in the summer. But the books you bring on vacation can be of any type you like: literary fiction, memoirs, essays, historical fiction, thrillers, or anything else. Make sure the book you pick helps you escape life’s mundane aspects. We hope that the titles we listed for you got you interested in trying them out for yourself.

Get your reading essentials ready and head on to Kahuna. This beach resort and spa are here to accommodate your retreat and provide a place perfect for a relaxing vacation. Get those books ready as the fun awaits you here. Book your trip now, and let the immersion begin!

We look forward to seeing you around!

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