On July 5, 2011, we took the submarine, Atlantis, down to 100 feet to coral reefs and a sunken ship. We left from Lahania, taking a ferry out to the sub. Once on the submarine, we explored the depths of the ocean for about 45 minutes. 
On the ferry, heading out to the submarine....
Each person had their own seat and window....
The captain, guiding our sub to its destinations.....
The pictures from the inside didn't do the scenery justice. Here was a school of multi-colored fish staying safe by way of numbers.....
Someone attached a "Spongebob" to the ship before they sunk it to the bottom of the ocean....
We stayed to watch the submarine descend with the next group of tourists onboard.....
Heading back into Lahania, a neat "old" boat anchored...
One entire block in Lahania is taken up by this banyan tree. The girls had a great time playing and climbing on its many branches.....
While shopping in Lahania, we came across a man making hats. They were freshly made (as you can see they are still green) and each girl paid $7 for their hat. This was the best deal we found in all of Hawaii. We then went to the Whaler's village and visited the Whaler's museum and many quaint shops. 
Lahaina is such a neat historical town with great shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. We visited this town many times while staying in Kaanapali.
On the ferry, heading out to the submarine....Each person had their own seat and window....The captain, guiding our sub to its destinations.....The pictures from the inside didn't do the scenery justice. Here was a school of multi-colored fish staying safe by way of numbers.....Someone attached a "Spongebob" to the ship before they sunk it to the bottom of the ocean....We stayed to watch the submarine descend with the next group of tourists onboard.....Heading back into Lahania, a neat "old" boat anchored...One entire block in Lahania is taken up by this banyan tree. The girls had a great time playing and climbing on its many branches.....While shopping in Lahania, we came across a man making hats. They were freshly made (as you can see they are still green) and each girl paid $7 for their hat. This was the best deal we found in all of Hawaii. We then went to the Whaler's village and visited the Whaler's museum and many quaint shops. Lahaina is such a neat historical town with great shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. We visited this town many times while staying in Kaanapali.
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