Kauai Vacation: Day Four

We got up a bit later on day four. Went to the famous shrimp truck owned and operated by a nice lady who had a vision that God wanted her to move to Kauai. Now she has lived there and made shrimp scampi everyday from 11 am until 2 pm in the back of her truck for 8 years - not so bad. After splitting a plate of shrimp we stopped off at the market where we met up with a big, old duck that reminded us of a reincarnated homeless man. Then we drove up the east side to the north shore. At the Dolphin Fish Market in Hanalei, we got sushi rolls and sat next to the river to eat. It is the most awesome fish market ever-especially if you're a fish face like Kelly. We made our way to Haena Beach where we lounged in the sand and went in the ocean. At the end of the road, we stopped off at one of the wet caves and then drove into Princeville to check out Bali Hai. Then it was back to Duane's Ono Charburger for a Duane's Special with Onion Rings...again...we split it...don't judge. Once we got back to our hotel we got cleaned up and went to the Grand Hyatt for drinks at the hotel bar. We had a great time sipping our drinks on the veranda and then walking around through the huge maze of pools.

old man duck - will eat anythingsurfer lady with her plethora of dogs paddling down the Hanalei River
fish face
I ate Subway that day but realized I liked the spicy tuna roll
view from Haena Beach

yippee for outdoor showers!

wet caves near Napali Coast hike
Bali Hai
Charburger
creepy swan in the dark at the Grand Hyatt resort in Poipu
1950s horror film face
dead body pose
interpretive posing with sculpture at the Hyatt