Kahalui, Maui |
Atlantis Submarine - leaves from Lahaina, dives to 150' deep |
going down |
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Inside the sub, everything takes on a blue have as the water filters out all shades of red |
Inside the sub, everything is blue as the water filters out all shades of red - natural light |
The first fish approach us as we submerge |
Pic with flash shows true colors - depth gauge reads 133 ft |
w/ flash. We all have our own seat & window. Thank you Sarah for lending me your camera |
Down 130 feet - the head of an eel peeks out from coral (in circle) |
Depth Guage at 150 ft - lowest legal limit craft is allowed to descend |
an old anchor |
The submarine pilot |
Horseback riding on Maui |
Deep in the mist of the Eucalyptis forests |
Local swap meet in Kahalui - Saturday. Walking distance, ends at noon |
shopping opportunity - local swap meet, fresh fruit |
Adorable kids give a hula show at the Kahalui mall - Maui |
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U.S.-crew manning the buffet. Goofy smile? |
cutting fresh Hawaiian papaya at the fruit & melon station |
Ice cream with toppings - does it get any better than this? |
Yes, it does. More desserts around the corner |
soup station |
top side during the day in Maui |
No tables in the buffet area? Head here, across to the sports bar |
Dogs & burgers available thoughout most of the day on the back patio |
docked in Maui with its pervasive mist - day 6 |
Hard to tell the passengers from the crew on this ship |
arts & crafts: making shell leis |
approaching Honolulu at dawn - Day 7 |
Free-style disembarkation - walk off with your bags, no packing the night before unless you want to |
