Jer and I went on a diving trip while we were on Kauai and it was really pretty! Unfortunately, I don't have a diving camera, so this is the only picture of the dive excursion that I got.
But.... we do have a camera with a water case that can be submerged down to 10 ft. so we were able to take some cool pictures of the sea creatures of Hawaii. Enjoy the cute fish below :)
Raccoon Fish
Cool camouflage!
Turtles! I was so glad to get a picture of one while snorkeling because we saw tons while diving and I wanted to have a picture of them!
This is my attempt to get Jeremy and the turtle in the same picture... Turtle? check. Jeremy? no check. Part of the end of Jeremy's fin? CHECK! :)
I love seeing fish from Finding Nemo. It makes the movie come to life for me.
Lots of fish! They blend in and just look like floating sand, but those are definitely fish!
Some other snorkelers had a can of cheese wiz that they were squirting into the water, so we totally crashed their party and snuck pictures of the masses of fish they were attracting.
Perhaps a tiny scorpion fish?? Not sure cause it is so little and I was far away and it kept moving under the rocks. (the one on the left)
Needle fish!
A different kind of raccoon fish.
After snorkeling, we visited the place called spouting horn because there is a big blow hole there. I took loads of pictures, and this is the only one that kinda shows how high the water gets. Its quite tricky to get the timing right.
In addition to our diving and snorkeling adventures, we also took a couple days and learned how to surf! Woohoo! Lots of fun! We had a lesson and our teacher was awesome! Enjoy the pictures below!
That is me! Sure, it is a eensy weensy wave... and a MONSTROUS board, but its still surfing!
Jer catching the wave
Catching the wave together!
Some nice close ups!
The water was COLD!!
Jer being funny ;)
I looked like this a lot of the time.
Chill beach we stayed at for our last day in paradise
Pretty sunset to end a great day!
One more blog post to come that is our hike along the Napali Coast. Keep an eye out!