We went to Maui, Hawaii November 1st-9th. We got our lays on the second day because we got there so late the first night. We were just hanging out by the ocean and thought we would take some pictures.
The view from our room.
One of the swimming pools, looking out on the ocean.
There were a lot of beautiful flowers there...
On Tuesday we went out to a crater called "Molukini." We took a boat ride out there and snorkeled for about 2 hours. We saw a lot of fish and were able to rent a camera with an underwater case on it. It did not have the shudder speed that I am used to which was very dissapointing, but we got a few good ones.
One of the swimming pools, looking out on the ocean. There were a lot of beautiful flowers there...On Tuesday we went out to a crater called "Molukini." We took a boat ride out there and snorkeled for about 2 hours. We saw a lot of fish and were able to rent a camera with an underwater case on it. It did not have the shudder speed that I am used to which was very dissapointing, but we got a few good ones.
Can you see the Octupus? It was very cool to watch!
SharkBait! (Finding Nemo)
Whoa! That is an interesting fish!
On Wednesday we took a long drive on the "Road to Hana". It is less than 50 Miles but takes 10 hours or so round trip because of narrrow winding roads and lots of one way bridges. There are many stops a long the way. The first one was a little hike were we saw this beautiful flower and cool sign. 
There were a ton of beautiful waterfalls!
We hiked down to the middle of this one and found a dead pig! Interesting to say the least! It seems like it could have fallen from a ledge up above. I wonder...
This beach was named by a famous author (I can't remember who) as the most beautiful beach in all of the pacific.
This was a very cool/interesting tree.
This was a very awesome beach! It was so cool to see the huge waves crash up against the rocks. We satyed a long time just watching and taking pictures.
Our next stop was a black rock beach. It was very pretty! Beware of the Man-of-war and Jelly Fish though! No swimming there!
Parasailing was definetly an adventure to remember! We both thouroughly enjoyed it! We went 500 feet in the air, then dropped down, drug our feet in the water, and went back up for a spectacular view. Way Fun!
Saturday we went looking for a supposed blowhole but forgot to get directions so we just went for a drive. We came upon this forest looking place that led to a snorkling area. The trees were awesomely huge!
Tarzan!
We came across many different animals during our stay. Loads of Roosters, a couple kitty's, birds, rodents, and some weird, tiny ants in our garbage.
SharkBait! (Finding Nemo)Whoa! That is an interesting fish!On Wednesday we took a long drive on the "Road to Hana". It is less than 50 Miles but takes 10 hours or so round trip because of narrrow winding roads and lots of one way bridges. There are many stops a long the way. The first one was a little hike were we saw this beautiful flower and cool sign. There were a ton of beautiful waterfalls!We hiked down to the middle of this one and found a dead pig! Interesting to say the least! It seems like it could have fallen from a ledge up above. I wonder...This beach was named by a famous author (I can't remember who) as the most beautiful beach in all of the pacific.This was a very cool/interesting tree. This was a very awesome beach! It was so cool to see the huge waves crash up against the rocks. We satyed a long time just watching and taking pictures.Our next stop was a black rock beach. It was very pretty! Beware of the Man-of-war and Jelly Fish though! No swimming there!
Parasailing was definetly an adventure to remember! We both thouroughly enjoyed it! We went 500 feet in the air, then dropped down, drug our feet in the water, and went back up for a spectacular view. Way Fun! Saturday we went looking for a supposed blowhole but forgot to get directions so we just went for a drive. We came upon this forest looking place that led to a snorkling area. The trees were awesomely huge! Tarzan! We came across many different animals during our stay. Loads of Roosters, a couple kitty's, birds, rodents, and some weird, tiny ants in our garbage. What a fun time we had! We are grateful for the opportunity we had to explore another part of this beautiful planet! We can't wait for the next opportunity...
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