The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Na Pali Coast

Manual sailing boat over the ocean

Captain

The ship goes into the sea cave

Waterfall in the sea cave

半水面カメラ・Snorkel

Snorkel

Church on the opposite bank

Cruise ship

　When the horizon is dyed in the setting sun,
dinner on board begins and the climax is reached.

Good service for Mai Thai and beer, the young staff members move around with a sense of urgency.

The orange sky eventually turns red and the sun disappears beyond the sea.

A thread-like waterfall that runs down a valley.
It berths to the very limit of the sea cave with its mouth open.

Passengers are thrilled to be hit by a silky waterfall on the deck.

The occasional croissant-shaped beach was empty and just waves were rushing.

There is a lot of water flowing on the mountain surface,
and new green is rooted in the discolored place.

The captain and staff are devoted to service and entertain customers.

The tour fee ($ 126) is reasonable.

Further west,
the Na Pali Coast is a mountain range with beautiful rocks.

We are the only Japanese passengers,
but all of us are fascinated by the scenery that we never get tired of.

The contrast between the white waves crashing against
the cliff and the reddish-brown mountain surface is It's a wonderful painting.

I am very satisfied with the cruise, which is a bit different from the scenery from the sky.

The cruise ship (60 people) is almost full and departs.
The rough sea there is also a catamaran,
so I don't feel much shaking.

Immediately after leaving the harbor, I found two dolphins.
Slowly lead the ship to Na Paris.

Arrived at Snorkel Point in 2 hours.

The transparency of the sea is different,
but the number of fish is innumerable.

It doesn't have the beauty of coral,
but it's still quite enjoyable.

Kotetsu also got off the ship and put on her shoes without getting seasick (barefoot inside the ship).

A 5 hour 30 minute cruise with a strong captain and a firm handshake is a highly recommended tour.

Unexplored coast Na Pali Coast