Kauai, Hanalei Bay to Kee Beach, Thursday April 17th 1997.

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The beach in front of the Lumahai River
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Approximate location: 22.2040138244629N / 159.510848999023W.

the Lumahai River
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Approximate location: 22.2062397003174N / 159.511444091797W.

Kolokolo Point where the Lumahai River empties into the Pacific.
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Approximate location: 22.2180786132812N / 159.518569946289W.

Lava shoreline of Hanalei Harbor
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Approximate location: 22.2093391418457N / 159.516326904297W.

Launching in the morning from Hanalei Harbor
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Approximate location: 22.214900970459N / 159.497543334961W.

The "Back Door" of the Double Door Cave is wider but not as deepas t
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Approximate location: 22.198371887207N / 159.622253417969W.

The "Back Door" of the Double Door Cave is wider but not as deep as t
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Approximate location: 22.198371887207N / 159.622253417969W.

Just inside the "Front Door" of the Double Door Cave is a lovely wate
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Approximate location: 22.198371887207N / 159.622253417969W.

Looking out the large sea cave
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Approximate location: 22.1958293914795N / 159.627746582031W.

Here are two (!) boats entering the cave, and one of them exiting out under the
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Approximate location: 22.1916961669922N / 159.633239746094W.

This is the entrance to the "Worlds Second Largest Sea Cave".
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Approximate location: 22.1916961669922N / 159.633239746094W.

I called this the "Big Dent" in the cliff, with several small caves
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Approximate location: 22.1874046325684N / 159.638214111328W.

The "Big Dent" in the cliff
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Approximate location: 22.1874046325684N / 159.638214111328W.

Hanakapiai Beach, the first stop on the Na Pali Trail.
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Approximate location: 22.2116432189941N / 159.599334716797W.

A waterfall on the start of the Na Pali Coast
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Approximate location: 22.2174434661865N / 159.590835571289W.

Steep cliffs on the start of the Na Pali Coast
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Approximate location: 22.2242774963379N / 159.583633422852W.

Kee Beach, the end of the road before the Na Pali Coast area.
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Approximate location: 22.2246742248535N / 159.580276489258W.

Haena Beach, just before Kee Beach. The brown patch in the water is a sea turtl
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Approximate location: 22.2233238220215N / 159.566207885742W.

I saw this sea turtle in the water ahead of me. When it dove and traveledunder
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Approximate location: 22.2285671234131N / 159.548004150391W.

Haena Beach, just before Kee Beach. The brown patch in the water is a sea turtl
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Approximate location: 22.2189521789551N / 159.538055419922W.

Haena Beach, just before Kee Beach. The brown patch in the water is a seaturtl
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Approximate location: 22.2189521789551N / 159.538055419922W.

An exposed volcanic dike creates a giant trangle of stone arching over the wate
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Approximate location: 22.1918563842773N / 159.63444519043W.