Thursday, April 27, 2017
Monday, April 24, 2017
Lazy day....no car...who needs one!!
We started out this morning watching a man trim the palms on the lawn.
We headed out late, walking down the beach to try a new snorkel place. Imagine our surprise...
We saw turtles from the shore as we meandered down the beach, came to the spot we wanted to try and went snorkeling.
Milinda and Barbara.....happy snorkelers!!!!
Back at the condo watching a turtle feed in the shallows.
(For Deva and Mark, Kila and Ryan) The Bengal cat, Benji, is still at the store across the parking lot.
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Ah Today!!.....La Perouse Bay and Ahihi-Kina'u Marine Reserve
We got up early to drive out to La Perouse Bay to see the Spinner Dolphins. Well, they weren't there, but the lava area is beautiful!
A windy, windy day
We snorkeled this morning and saw a couple of turtles, but the water was cloudy and really churned up
We had a good day even though it was a completely different day than we thought we would have
So we decided that it wouldn't be good to drive all the way to Napili Bay with the wind and poor visibility. We went up to Iao Valley instead to see the Iao Needle and the memorials for the Japanese, Portuguese , and Koreans immigrants who have contributed so much to the Islands.
Friday, April 21, 2017
Another extraordinary day!
Aloha All
What a way to start the day!!!
This was an amazing day!! Yesterday we rented a car for 3 days and decided we would head up to Honolua Bay and Napili today.
However, first we wanted to snorkel right off the condo and Yea!!!! We swam with 5 turtles.
We then got our things together and headed up the west side of the island
We met some people who said that after last nights pouring rain and wind it was too rough for snorkeling, but we still headed down to the beach through a beautiful tropical forest.
The beach ahead
Yep, too rough to snorkel, but there were lots of surfers out by the point and a sailboat ready to weigh anchor and leave because of incoming swells and wind.
Well, we headed down to Napili and had lunch at the Gazebo and were treated to at least 4 whales frolicking and putting on a show!! After lunch we went to Honokeana Cove which is a tiny, protected cove just south of Napili Bay that Barbara was familiar with. It was gorgeous and it was the only place we saw today that had calm, clear water. We sat and watched at least six turtles swimming around and feeding. It doesn't look like an easy entry, but we might try it another day. What a day!!!!!!! We stopped and got opah (sun fish) to grill for dinner and had that and grilled pineapple with rice. Could we ask for anything more?........Yep!
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