5/3
After a fulfilling lunch at our cottage, we were off for some location scouting.
Driving towards north, we passed by a few potential locations.
Somewhere before La’ie
No winners here.
So, we kept on driving. We passed by one of the most popular attractions on the island Polynesian Cultural Center but we didn’t pay a visit.
We followed our map and came to La’ie Point (northeastern of Oahu).
La’ie Point
Oh! What a breathtaking sight!
The sky was a little hazy due to volcano eruptions at one of the islands nearby.
This point is made up of sandstone with several smaller islands off shore.
K & R – scouting
Radim
Karan- scouting
Potential spot?
Ocean slowly dissolves the sandstone and creates beautiful art of Nature.
Can you imagine if you miss a step and fall on these rocks?
Rock arch off La’ie Point
This arch was created by nature in ONE day when tsunami punched a hole through the island in 1946. Talk about the power of nature!
Rock arch off La’ie Point
Enjoying the view while listening to the symphony of crashing waves (remember to walk carefully!)
Good shore fishing from sea cliffs
They caught a huge turtle! I am not sure it’s by law or not, they let the turtle go.
This spot is not crowded. It’s free and has great view. No facilities though.
Who knows how long the arch will stay? Enjoy the view before it’s gone.
