Going to beautiful Kauai in a few weeks, and I liked the ideas of the cliff sail and the kayaking. Which companies do you recommend? Mahalo!good afternoon...
Last Day in paradise...
Thursday sail to cliffs was the best one yet. Gregster family enjoyed as well... Dinner at Beach House is always a nice way to finish off the evening, especially when the Gregster snags the grape!!!! 2 excellent choices...
Yesterday was a kayak trip on hanalei bay and out to ocean to Hideaway Beach and snorkeling... a few sharks were out... yikes!!!
Today a chill day at local beach followed by 10 pm flight home
of course FC with those Travel packages...
a couple of sales tours , disclosure on those later... nothing new there, both reps profiled me. They figured out I knew more than they did quickly. They both made a veiled a reference to the supermorph and access to Trust thing. I asked directly. "If I purchase Trust pts, do my Legacy points become supermorphed or chgarged.. answer was no!!! Both made a reference to new Timeshare on South Beach. I remain skeptical... Did over hear the rep in the next cubicle telling newbies that the only way they would ever see Ko-olina was if they purchased Trust pts..
anyway I taught the reps how to use the mod, p33,p34 codes... taught them the Puck Tricks... etc etc... They both cashed in chips early and go me out in 45 minutes... 30,000 pts for 90 minutes talking timeshares... I do that here for free...
Mahalo...we'll check these out. Have been to the Beach House a few times...sunset view fantastic, food ok IMHO. Agree about Kilohana, the Luau is ok, and the show very entertaining.good morning
jeepie...
to sail the cliffs Cap't Andy's hands down..they run catamaran bbq snrkel tours and evening sunset tours... google web site...they also offer zodiac raft tours...
for kayaking
I used kayak Kauai..they meet at wailua marina..you can kayak wailua river then hike to waterfall ..ho hum I recommend the Hanalei tour you drive to bay kayak a bit up and down river for practice, then bay and ocean to secluded beach for snorkeling.. saw sharks... they have a 16 mile kayak along cliffs... I am going to get in shape for that one next time
www.kayakkauai.com
also recommend Beach House restaurant make reservation for about 6:30 pm for sunset...
I am sure Gregster can chime in..nice hikes on both sides of island...
today went to KIlohana plantation to chill a bit... nice 40 minute train ride thru grounds, fed the animals and had free rum tasting from koloa rum company....made on island...
pix are coming
I'm a tiny bit more unsure of the living area. While it is definitely well appointed, it feels smaller than the living area in 6206. That may be paternal pride showing, and I will step off the size of each for a data-driven comparison. I may eat my type-written words, but 7 of us have never tripped over each other in 6206.
I did step off the size of the living area at Kauai Lagoons (the inside, not including the lanai living area, which is very big) and Kauai Lagoons (at its widest points) was 20 flip flops by 26 flip flops, however, half of the room is only 15 ffs X 26 ffs. So total square footage is 455 ffs. The 5 ffs of dead space in half the room we did not use (we put our discarded cardboard boxes there, so it did not increase the practical usage of the room.
MOC 6206 is the same 20 flip flops by 26 flip flops for the entire room, or 520 ffs, so it is a bit larger (internally) than the KL 3BR, especially when considering what is the useable space at KL. When you add in the lanai however, KL will be bigger, and the open wall door to the lanai really is terrific.
I did step off the size of the living area at Kauai Lagoons (the inside, not including the lanai living area, which is very big) and Kauai Lagoons (at its widest points) was 20 flip flops by 26 flip flops, however, half of the room is only 15 ffs X 26 ffs. So total square footage is 455 ffs. The 5 ffs of dead space in half the room we did not use (we put our discarded cardboard boxes there, so it did not increase the practical usage of the room.
MOC 6206 is the same 20 flip flops by 26 flip flops for the entire room, or 520 ffs, so it is a bit larger (internally) than the KL 3BR, especially when considering what is the useable space at KL. When you add in the lanai however, KL will be bigger, and the open wall door to the lanai really is terrific.
We are settled in now to 6206 and coming back to this place reminds me why I love it so much. This is a great property and spot.
Aloha,
Greg
Let's go Bolts...My Lightning did some really good player moves yesterday...some of the pics in Bolts gear go directly to Lightning for their photo contest. They post winning pix of fans in TBL gear in interesting and far away places...
I misunderstood your post #38 and thought that you were going to do another private photo "shoot". I missed the word "tour" so you may have taken that same tour that I wrote about in my post #65.good morning
Emmy
The professional photo shoot was 2011..you can check them out at the thread 25th anniversary (2011) I am sure the link is in there...
Greg correctly identified photo of his clan and the 2 of us!!!
Those were from the Northern Star...
Let's go Bolts...My Lightning did some really good player moves yesterday...some of the pics in Bolts gear go directly to Lightning for their photo contest. They post winning pix of fans in TBL gear in interesting and far away places...
That is a beautiful photo of Puck in Kauai when you enlarge the picture. The scenery is out of this world in Kauai. That is for sure.Awesome! Go you!