Maui Underwater part 1

I have two cameras worth of pics to load. I'll start with the underwater/beach camera first. Teresa on her first scuba dive. (In the pool for 30 min, then into the ocean for an hour....she did awesome!) My staff enjoying a meal on Napili Bay. Mac and Katie at Kapalua Bay. Katie looks like some sort of model in this pic. Scares me.

Maui March pt. 8

The final installment. Another later view of Maluaka Beach looking to the north. Big Beach in the very early morning light with Kaho'olawe in the background (uninhabited). Big Beach (you can see why) from a vantage point, and finally Wailea Beach, which is north of where we stayed. Lots of beach pics cause that's really the only place we were!

Maui March pt. 7

Two pics of the I'ao Valley and the I'ao Needle. Cloudy because it's nestled up in the West Maui mountains, even though it was pretty much clear by the beaches. The Makena Resort courtyard and garden. A view north and then south of Maluaka Beach in front of the Makena Resort.

Maui March pt. 6

OK, these are the photos I took with my regular camera. The first 3 are of San Francisco, an aerial of the City By The Bay, the old SFO tower, and apparently South San Fran. Then 2 shots of Napili Bay where we stayed. The first is an uncrowded late afternoon, and the second a more crowded late morning. You can see the clarity of the water and the reef just offshore.

Maui March pt. 5

Another fabulous group of coral at Maluaka Beach. Me coming up out of the water at the same beach. I'm still waterlogged! These first 5 sets of pics were taken with the new camera. I have yet to post the ones from my normal Canon. Stay tuned for those....

Maui March pt. 4

Teresa coming up from snorkeling in Napili Bay. That's the Napili Kai resort in the background...not where we stayed, but a very nice place nonetheless. A view of the other end of Napili Bay with the camera partially submerged. A convict tang fish. View of our Napili Bay condo. That shade tree right in the center is usually where we're parked. It's a Milo Nut tree and may very well be my most favorite tree in the world. The 5th pic is a chair waiting for you in South Maui on Maluaka Beach in Makena, near the second place we stayed, the Makena Beach Resort.

Maui March pt. 3

1st is a school of unknown type. 2nd is what everyone hopes to see in Hawai'i...honu, or Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles. This one resting under a nice coral mound. 3rd is a type of eel. 4th is the pufferfish. 5th is the humuhumunukunukuapua'a. Otherwise known as the Picasso Triggerfish. Some say it's the state fish of Hawai'i, but that's not official.