Day 5 - The Gazebo and Three Beaches

We went to the Napili beach area, on the north part of the island, for a breakfast that we heard was amazing.  It's called the Gazebo, and it has 14 tables.  We heard the wait was long, but worth it and that the beach was amazing. 

I waited in line for 45 minutes, but this was the view so it was OK.  I saw 6 whales (three pairs of mamas with their babies) during that short time. 

I'd wait for hours with this view. 

They could get used to the back of the convertible!

While I waited in line the boys played in the tide pools. 

I'd love to hear what they were telling each other. 

They even found  a little cave to pay in. 

They tied themselves together with their wiki sticks.  Silly boys!  We had amazing macadamia nut pancakes and pineapple, banana, mac nut pancakes.  

We decided to try out Napili Bay where Gazebo was but it was to windy to play in. We decided to try other beaches on this north side. 

We played at Oneloa Bay for a while.  Josh did some serious boogie boarding while Luke and Daddy played with a ball.  I read a book and ended up falling aslep for a bit.  We decided it was too windy and the waves were too dangerous so we went back to Kaanapali beach for our 3rd beach of the day. 

We got dressed into dry clothes for a "nice" dinner at Leilanis.  We ate on the beach again.  The boys got virgin daiquiris.

Cheers!

Cheers again!

And Cheers again!

Second Hula Pie! 

Luke got to choose the first dessert, so this was Josh's turn to choose.  He surprised us with Hula Pie and we were excited. 

This was our view from our table.  

It's a 5-minute walk to our hotel.  Luke displaying our sign with flair. 

And we're back at the pool.  Every. Night.