My first photo on Kauai, a church among palms out the car window.

Sharon, as we drive to the north coast of Kauai.

We stopped to admire the view at Hanalei Bay

Wainiha Bay, as we drive by

River emptying into Wainiha Bay.

Waves break on a shelf of rock in Wainiha Bay

Most of the house are on stilts in this area.

Maniniholo beach

Body surfing at Haena Beach Park

Surfing off Maniniholo Beach

Haena Beach Park

Wading out for some surfing

surfing

surfing

surfing

jagged rock towers on a ridge behind Haena Beach Park.

Wild chickens, chicks and colorful roosters are everywhere you go.

Sharon in Maniniholo Dry Cave

Kee Beach, Dad and Mom in the foreground.

I spy on Sharon from high in some roots.

Sharon in the roots gazes off toward the Na Pali Coast

Rainbow over Kee Beach

Dad on a trail from Kee Beach

Mom and Sharon scramble over rockst the end of Kee Beach

Kee Beach

Sharon

Dad, Mom, and Sharon

Sharon and Dad enjoy the view at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

Mom at at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

View through palms at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

Sharon next to the almost completely dry falls next to Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

I use a handy bolder as a pedastal as Mom sprays insect repelant.

Me

Dad, Mom, and Sharon under a rainbow at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

Dad, Mom, and Sharon under a rainbow at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau is one othe most famous heiau where hula was taught

The waterfall (dry when we visited) was a few steps down the trail to the right from Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau.

Fruit and flowers left at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

Birds at Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

Ke Ahu a Laka Heiau

A frequent sight around Kauai, Zebra Doves, an non-native species

Chickens are everywhere

Waikanaloa Wet Cave

Sharon at the entrance to Waikanaloa Wet Cave

Vines hanging down over the entrance to Waikanaloa Wet Cave

Sharon at at the parking for Waikanaloa Wet Cave

Fire dancer in the courtyard of our hotel when we returned from our trip.