Being the youngest of the Hawaiian islands it has very few typical sand beaches. Mostly old lava flows come straight to the ocean forming a beautiful contrast of black and blue. And it's got a very active volcano and two mountains over 4000m. Being in the middle of nowhere in the Pacific means you can see a lot of stars from the top. If that isn't enough there's also a rainforest.Two weeks were just enough. We did some easy treking, incredible snorkeling (with turtles, jejjj J), stand up paddling (no waves L). Alltogether it would be a waste to just lay on the beach (not that we would J )
'Anaeho'omalu or A Bay
Pu'uhonu o Honaunau (sacred site)
Most southern point of USA (Ka Lae)
green sand beach
southernmost Bakery in USA
black sand beach (Puanalu'u)
goodbye Hawaii
the locals
night glow at the Halema'uma'u crater
our tent among the eucalyptus trees
old lava flows
Luka saving the road
lava tubes
Kilauea Iki Crater
more locals
hawaiian traditional dance in Hilo
rainforest in Puna
Akaka falls
beautiful camping in Laupahoehoe
Waipi'o valley
Pololu valley
Mauna Kea
sushi for Katja's birthday
and cupcakes :)
and lei
huge wave on the way :) NOT
goodbye Hawaii
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