Today we woke up really early to catch a catamaran tour of the Napali Coast. Once on board we were served breakfast, taken on a three hour coastal tour of Napali, saw tons of whales and dolphins, snorkeled and were served a delicious lunch. It was amazing and the pictures don't even do it justice!
These are the mountains where King Kong and Jurassic Park were filmed
Apparently several Baywatch Hawaii scenes and one Mary J. Blige music video were filmed in this arch
It was fun talking and getting to know some of the people on board, including our tour guides who knew everything there is to know about Kauai.
...And the coolest part of the whole trip so far! Seeing TONS and TONS of dolphins and whales swimming just a few feet from our boat!
After cruising the glorious Napali coastline, and snapping shots of dozens of whales and dolphins, it was time for SNORKELING!
It was the perfect day for snorkeling! the sun was shining, the water was clear, and there were tons of fish to observe! We loved it!!!
after snorkeling lunch was served for us on deck. We had sandwiches, pesto pasta salad, fresh pineapple, and white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. Delicious!
Here's Elizabeth, completely sea sick on the rocky/bumpy ride back to the dock. It was touch and go for a while, but luckily she made it back on dry ground safe and sound
after the boat adventure we went to the Hyatt to watch a Hula show and sipped fruity drinks
I call this "hula pie almost in mouth" 
I call this "raw...raw...sugar"
I call this "indigenous crab"
I call this "fly in coconut syrup" 
I call this "this little soy spout" 
I call this "print of genius" 
I call this "catsup is whatsup" 
I call this "the other side of velcro" 
I call this "hello on soy sauce" 
I call this "Jack in a cup" 
I call this "michael bubblee" 
I call this "salt'n peppa" 
I call this "coffee on spoon" 
I call this "the giver of salt"
I call this "access to creamer"
I call this "broken marble" 
I call this "marble on table"
I call this "handle on mug" 
