Tim was dreaming when he took this picture, wishing he was on that boat in Honolua Bay. We did some snorkeling at this sight during the morning hours.
After snorkeling at Honolua Bay, we ventured on one of the most dangerous roads on the North side of Maui to get the "Planet's Best Banana Bread".
Most of the time, the road was wide enough for only one car. You never knew what or who was around the next turn.
We made it to the small village of Old Kahakuloa to buy some banana bread. We decided to buy 2 loaves, because we knew that we would not venture this road again.
Our next stop was the Olivine Pools. This was the girls favorite spot on all of Maui.
Hiking down and around, there was "Dinoasaur" rock....
and upside down "hippo" rock.....
You can see the pools, just above Emily's head, that is where we are going....
Beginning our descent....
The pools were the same temperature as the ocean - very cool and refreshing.
Hiking around the pools, there were neat rock formations....
Emily taking the plunge.....
This was another smaller pool (just to the left of the where the girls are standing).
Abi giving the "Hang Loose" sign..... 
Emily's turn.....
As the girls jumped and played in the pools, Tim went off exploring. This is the view of the rough and ragged coastline that extends for many miles.
Abi has the pool all to herself....
Emily diving in....
For most of the time, we had these pools all to ourselves. We decided to visit these pools again on our last day in Maui, but the ocean was very violent, washing and flushing these pools out into the sea....so we went back to the blowhole instead.
After snorkeling at Honolua Bay, we ventured on one of the most dangerous roads on the North side of Maui to get the "Planet's Best Banana Bread". Most of the time, the road was wide enough for only one car. You never knew what or who was around the next turn.We made it to the small village of Old Kahakuloa to buy some banana bread. We decided to buy 2 loaves, because we knew that we would not venture this road again.Our next stop was the Olivine Pools. This was the girls favorite spot on all of Maui.Hiking down and around, there was "Dinoasaur" rock....and upside down "hippo" rock.....You can see the pools, just above Emily's head, that is where we are going....Beginning our descent....The pools were the same temperature as the ocean - very cool and refreshing.Hiking around the pools, there were neat rock formations....Emily taking the plunge.....This was another smaller pool (just to the left of the where the girls are standing).Abi giving the "Hang Loose" sign..... Emily's turn.....As the girls jumped and played in the pools, Tim went off exploring. This is the view of the rough and ragged coastline that extends for many miles.Abi has the pool all to herself....Emily diving in....For most of the time, we had these pools all to ourselves. We decided to visit these pools again on our last day in Maui, but the ocean was very violent, washing and flushing these pools out into the sea....so we went back to the blowhole instead.
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