After the wet cave we walked to the end of the road and ended up at Ke'e Beach. It seemed protected, but swimming on the North Shore isn't safe in the winter. We didn't even have our suits. The waves were fairly large, maybe 10 feet or so--O'ahu's waves are around 30 feet this time of year. But that's next weekend. There weren't many people in the water, but it was still full of sunbathers. Pretty beach.
I tried to catch a good wave shot, but it was hard to get one timed just right.
Not far from Ke'e Beach was the Kalalau Trail head. I've been wanting to do the trail since I first heard about it, so we decided to start it and see what it had to offer.
I tried to catch a good wave shot, but it was hard to get one timed just right.
Not far from Ke'e Beach was the Kalalau Trail head. I've been wanting to do the trail since I first heard about it, so we decided to start it and see what it had to offer.
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