Sun shines over our favorite beach even as heavy clouds slide down the slopes of Mauna Loa to darken the sky over Captain Cook about 45 miles to the south. Kiawe trees slip down to the sandy shore to provide shade any time of the day. Joanne and I snorkeled in crystal clear water on the morning of July 22nd, joined Michele for lunch at a nearby resort and went back to the beach for the afternoon. We returned to the beach in the late afternoon August the 2nd, our last full day on the island.
The sign might confuse you. It reads Hapuna Beach; but the road leads to Waialea Beach, better known as Beach 69. I think I did some boogie boarding at Hapuna Beach during a previous trip.
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| This is the sign for Waialea Beach ( Beach 69) |
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| Beach 69, July 22nd |
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| Another view of Beach 69 with trees on July 22nd |
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| Beach 69, August 2nd |
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| More views of Beach 69, August 2nd |
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| Beach 69, August 2nd Evening |
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| Beach 69 - 45 Miles from Captain Cook, Turn Left at the Food Truck |
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