The Kalaupapa Peninsula stretches flatly into the Pacific, a stark contrast to the adjoining cliffs of Moloka’i’s north shore that are nearly vertical and some of the highest in the world at over 2000 feet. read more
An extended length exposure smooths the surface of the bay and brings added relief to lava rocks jutting up from the shallow shore at Ka’uiki, Maui. read more
Rising from the Pacific Ocean like something from a spy novel, the Na Pali cliffs on Kauai’s northern coastline are truly an amazing site to behold. read more
A pool of eager surfers sit in the line up between sets waiting for the next great ride at Ho’okipa on Maui’s north central shore. read more
The iconic Iao Needle towers 1,200 feet over Maui’s Iao Valley rainforest in the shadow of the West Maui Mountains. read more
Near Palaoa Point on Lana’i’s southwestern shores a wave-eroded islet peaks just above water line, facing pali (cliffs) ranging between 100 and 350 feet tall. read more
Kaua’i’s Na Pali (translated, the cliffs) coastline is absolutely spectacular. Some call it a true wonder of the world. We agree. read more
Steep pali (cliffs), lush from rain and tropical sun, dive into the warm Pacific ocean below on the windward side of the Oahu coastline. read more
The beautiful Kalalau Valley on the garden isle of Kauai is a show-stopper. Mixing reds of the iron-rich volcanic sand, greens of the lush tropical forest, and blues of the warm South Pacific ocean, Kalalau covers the full spectrum. read more
The sun illuminates high clouds and scatters rays of light across calm ocean waters and the smoothed sandy shoreline of Kee Beach on the island of Kauai. read more
Warm yellow sun kisses soft green grass as clouds roll over green cliffs steeped in vegetation from the 17th hole at the Princeville Golf Course on Hawaii’s island of Kauai. read more
Built as a guide for ships coming from and headed to Asia for trade, this lighthouse on Kauai’s northern point was erected in 1913. read more