Day 3: Our next destination was Kipahulu. Of course it is often the way which makes the journey and we stopped at a beach near Koki beach and had a splendid time. The kids did not want to leave, but Frank had a surprise up his sleeve - the Venus Pool. See pics, there is no way to describe it, it is a real gem and for adventurous folks without fear of heights just about the right thing.
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| Near Koki beach 1. |
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| Near Koki beach 2. |
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| Coconut fun at Koki beach. |
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| At the venus pool. |
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| One of K's jumps. |
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| P all crazy about the jumping. |
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| And Frank of course :). |
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| Coconut, coconut. |
Right at the pool is a small fruit stand, with an honesty box, I would say a perfect location. We opened the nut ourselves and took a papaya and some bananas for later. On the car ride from there to the next stop the kids were chanting: "Coconut, coconut and papaya" - and it became our vacation mantra.
Our last stop before the campground was a waterfall, small hike and some swimming.
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| Under the waterfall. |
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| Some tree climbing. |
We camped the night at the Kipahulu campground with a camp site right at the ocean. Private beach access so to say. The coast here is very rough and swimming is dangerous, but we are on a volcanic island and ever so often the lava built up little pools, one of them right there for us to enjoy with tiny little fish to see and a turtle greeting us in the evening and morning.
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| View from campsite. |
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| Camp. |
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| It's just what it looks like - perfect! |
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| View from the campsite to the pool. |
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| Beach. |
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| Dinner - papaya noodles- preparations. |
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| Our sea turtle. |
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