Emanuele Disco
SW engineer, film maker
Full time front and back end developer, I play mostly with Java, Javascript, HTML, Python and C#, I love programming, playing pc game, doing astronomy, studying and many other stuff and I do video as well…
film making – photography – education – astronomy
Here is where we stay at Kiahuna Plantation Resort look at the arrow!
Way to Kahili Beach Preserve
Nice place to eat in Hanalei
With the car we go up to Kalalau Lookout
from there we walk to take Pihea Trail (or by car depending on parking)
These are some of the best location for snorkeling
A grocery store not far from Poipu
Ono Ono Shave Ice sell good ice cream
Coconut’s Fish Cafe is good
Good article about free parking on Waikiki
This is where we will stay in Waikiki
Waikiki Parc Hotel on booking.com
Lanikai Beach is a good spot for going in kayak!
From Kailua Beach we can rent kayak, go up to Lanikai Beach and explore near islands like Mokulua Island
There is a self guided tour on Tripadvisor!
beautiful view, we have to go here, and I have to fly the drone!
Take hand-in-hand hikes into Waimea Canyon and Kokee State Park.
Soak up unparalleled natural beauty at several botanical gardens and sail along the towering Napali Coast.
Savor intimate dinners at romantic restaurants in Kauai’s finest resorts, and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit at the island’s spas.
If you go to the Napali Coast to hike, leave early because parking is limited
In Princeville (North coast) the sunset should be awesome
Hanakapi‘ai Beach is dangerous for swimming
Always wear fins when snorkeling due to the extra power that they give the swimmer, and the possibility of currents in any surf zone.
Koa store sell original crafted souvenir
Tap water is good and drinkable (mmmm after the flood maybe is better bottle water)
We should not miss Sunset at Black Pot Pier
Kalalau Trail was closed for flood
Limahuli Garden and Preserve, and Lumahai Beach, were also closed due to the flood
Lydgate Park is filled with driftwood from the flood (should be clean now)
Watch out for Portuguese man o’ war jellyfish
Stay away from stinging limu (seaweed)
People in Hawaii call a variety of marine organisms stinging limu, but only one true seaweed is known to commonly cause a rash in humans here. This blue-green seaweed, called Lyngbya majuscula (or sometimes Microcoleus lyngbyaceus) usually grows in clumps, looking like dark, matted masses of hair or felt. Most often this seaweed is blackish-green or olive-green, but it also grows in shades of gray, red or yellow.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyngbya_majuscula
http://www.susanscott.net/OceanWatch1996/jul29-96.html
From Poipu to Kilauea (Secret Beach) – 60km – 1 hour
From Poipu to Princeville – 70km – 1 h 10 min
From Poipu to Kalalau Lookout – 60km – 1 h 15 min
From Poipu to Capt. Andy’s – 20km – 25 min
From Poipu to ATV Tour – 20km – 25 min
From Poipu to Lihue Airport – 23km – 25 min
Rise: 06h17m13s Azimuth:84°32′
Transit: 12h28m17s +73°18′
Set: 18h39m03s Azimuth:275°15′
SW engineer, film maker
Full time front and back end developer, I play mostly with Java, Javascript, HTML, Python and C#, I love programming, playing pc game, doing astronomy, studying and many other stuff and I do video as well…