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<\/a><\/p>\nHonolua Bay<\/p>\n
For our first full day in Maui, we drove up the coast from Ka’anapali to Honolua Bay to enjoy some snorkelling. We parked on the road and walked through trees to get to a rocky beach, where there was a reef just a short swim away. We saw quite a few medium-sized turtles along with colorful reef fish. The photo is of Honolua Bay from above. You can see the reef where the boat is, and where the water is a lighter blue.<\/p>\n\t
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The Lava Fields<\/p>\n
The next day was Halloween \ud83c\udf83 and we drove south from Ka-anapali along the west shore of the island. Our first stop was in Kihei, where we enjoyed a beer flight at the Maui Brewery. This included a pineapple beer and a coconut beer! The music selection was all about Halloween, including songs like Ghost Busters<\/em>, Monster Mash<\/em>, Thriller<\/em>, Don’t Fear the Reaper<\/em>, and so on. Roosters paraded around the patio, along with a few lady hens and baby chicks.<\/p>\nWe next stopped at Wailea for a beach walk and a picnic. After lunch, we continued driving south on highway 31 until Makena. The remaining road is all unpaved, at the end of which you will have reached the lava fields at La Perouse Bay.<\/p>\n
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