Castle Makahuena at Poipu Koloa

... I will get some good pictures.

I know we would be really having a good time if you all were here with us! I can only imagine what it would be like. It may not seem like it, but we are having fun just relaxing and doing our own thing since we've been on most of the tours at least once, decided not to do them again this time, just enjoying the ship and the ship and walking around the ports.

love to you all
SnV

... of the day at Tunnel beach - which to say the least - is my favorite beach of all time. It is a gorgeous location, uncrowded, great snorkeling, and even has a few little waves to play in.

For our second day, we booked a helicopter tour with Air Kauai (I believe this company is out of business). This was an incredible experience! The price tag for one of these tours is a little steep - so I'd ...

... br>makes time go faster, while flying makes it go waaaaay slower.

We arrived in Honolulu round 2:30pm local time. I stopped to
get something at a little airport Chinese buffet place. He asked me
like 3 times what kind of starch I wanted before I realized he was
asking what type of rice I wanted. It's weird how you its so easy to
mis-hear a word ...

... we did not recognize it. We thought it was the entrance to Princeville Hotel. In a way, it was, and also to a lot of condominiums in the area. We stopped at the Hanalei lookout and took our postcard perfect shot. The parking to Queen's Bath is very limited. If you park all the way forward towards the fence, you may not be able to come out if someone park behind you and is not there when you're ready to leave. Luckily, there was a car that was leaving and a ...

Sunday May 19 -- We flew from Honolulu to Kauai, the northern-most island in Hawaii. There are about 55,000 residents and 16,000 visitors during high season. We mostly wandered around Sunday afternoon (see photos of ...

... He proceeded to name all the fish we saw, and interesting facts about each one. And yes, we ended up purchasing a copy of the DVD. It will be shipped to us in about a week. If you're lucky, maybe you'll get to see it! In addition to the video, we took down with us our own underwater camera. We are hoping to get the film developed tomorrow (today for you guys), and the pics burned to a CD so we can ...

... for Waimea Canyon (labelled The grand Canyon of the Pacific) and catch the colours at sunset. I quickly discovered that speed limits in the States ae even more irritating when you are driving a car that is meant to go fast. Holding it to the sporadic 55mph limit was plain boring. But I couldn't afford a speeding ticket. I did get up to the canyon in time for the last hour of daylight, which cast an interesting glow over the red dirt walls of the ...

... at night, and then fall off the bush the next day. Once on shore we loaded up on bug spray in preparation for our jungle hike. "Captain Adrian, the pirate" said he had a contract with the mosquitoes. He brings them food (us) and they don't eat him. While I brought bug spray, I don't think I brought the waterproof kind as I got eaten alive! UGG. I guess I was the main course, as the others did not seem bothered by the bugs. In spite of the bugs, the hike was ...

... days old. Too cute. After returning home, Glenn decided to head across the street to our local beach and try some snorkeling. He was very excited with the results. There were tons of fish, several he had never seen before. We decided to stay put and snorkel on our own end of the island. We did not feel like cooking or getting dressed up, so we went up the road to grab Pizza ...

... not visible. It was beautiful in there. Many, many waterfalls and lush green scenery, along with an area that they shot some Jurassic Park. We spent the rest of the day driving around and had to check our car at 6:00pm so we had dinner at the airport and hung around till our flight left. Great trip! We hope to someday go back.