It rained everyday we were there, but it never lasted very long. We always had sunshine at some point in the day unlike Vashon that is always cloudy.
We were on an ant hunt. Kauai has some amazing ants and we were hoping to find some on the hike.
The African tulip trees were really cool but they are one of the most invasive horticultural plants there. They were imported to Hawaii in the late 1800's for reforestation efforts. They grow quickly and the papery seeds can blow in the wind for miles.
The views were beautiful.
It was a really muddy hike with a downpour when we reached the top.
The Banyan trees were cool throughout the grounds of the Hindu temple monastery in Kapa'a.
We were told to paint our faces with the clay we floated past. Grandpa decided to help me with my face paint.
Donkey beach north of Kapa'a. We enjoyed watching the crabs here until the rain came.
We saw so many sea turtles while boogie boarding and walking the beach. It was intimidating seeing them ride the waves beside us as they were really big. The liked it out in the waves and would pop their heads up. Avery had a few times where he caught the same wave on his boogie board and would ride just above one.
We rode on Anini 1, a 32 foot catamaran. The boat was small enough to enter some caves along the coast.
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