Look above for the avian antics of Boobies, Shearwaters, and Frigate birds. Look below into the aquamarine waters and a turtle may surface or, during the winter a Humpback Whale might spout. We end the day snorkeling at nearby Tunnels or Ke'e Lagoon. This day starts early with 4 to 6 hours of intermittent paddling along remote coastlines and the possibility of seeing flying fish, turtles, spinning dolphins and maybe the rare and endangered Monk Seal. During the winter it is possible to see whales along the Kipu Kai coastline.
Lunch is on a secluded beach.
On the Na Pali we hike to a waterfall. At Kipu Kai we enjoy some of best beachcombing on Kaua'i. After breakfast, a tour of the Koke'e Museum with its excellent exhibits, will help place Kaua'i's land form and natural history in perspective. It is one of the premier trails on Kaua'i, offering spectacular views of the Na Pali coast from narrow exposed ridges. Awake to the sound of the waves.