Here's a map of Kauai. There is a little airplane about 4 or 5 o'clock- that is where we started. We basically flew clockwise around the island.
Leaving the airport, flying down towards the south side of the island
hills- south
Falls made famous by Jurassic Park
Five Sisters Waterfalls
First time looking down on a rainbow
Waimea Canyon
First glimpse of Na Pali coast (west)
Na Pali valley- the Na Pali coast is only accessible by air, sea or hiking in 11 miles one way
Na Pali Coast
Our helicopter went into some tight spots...or at least it felt that way to me
looking back at the Na Pali Coast
Coming around tip to North Shore- look near the center for the line of houses in the valley- that is where we stayed
tallest waterfall and the one we could see from Hanalei
My favorite part- the wettest place on earth! Mount Wai'ale'ale receives an average of 440 inches of rain per year. This picture was taken from the Wai'ale'ale Crater. 
Heading back to the east side- the two falls in the middle are the Wailua Falls. We saw so many waterfalls yet it was the dry season. Twice as many flow during the wet season. 
See it was us- we really did it.
9 comments:
So fun! I know you guys must have just loved the whole trip!
love the tallest waterfall pic.
Looks awesome :)
I love the fanny packs :)
Flotation devices! Definitely mandatory equipment. :-)
Sure they are! You know you bought matching fanny packs!!
Are you going to tell us which things were in the 1,000 Places book? Looks awesome!
oh. my. goodness.
hard to believe places like that exist in real life and not just on "the bachelorette."
PS I'm with Andrea, those are definitely fanny packs and they're definitely hott.
We really did love the whole trip. The whole thing was beautiful, fun, exciting, new. It was amazing.
I can't believe we didn't take our fanny packs off for that picture like we did every other picture, Jonathan. Geez.
I like the 5 Sisters Falls. What a fun adventure!
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