We have been to Hawaii before but each time we go we find new and interesting places to visit.
Painted Church. The back wall is just a flat wall painted to look as if it continues on. Artists are amazing.
We sailed south from Hawaii, crossed the equator ( I did not see the line) and docked in American Samoa. That night we sailed west, crossed the international date line and docked in Samoa. It was either tomorrow or yesterday. That night we sailed back east toward Bora Bora and again crossed the international date line and it was either tomorrow, yesterday, the same day as before or the day before yesterday. I didn’t know what the hell day it was but I tried not to worry about it.
The South Pacific Islands that we visited are all located at about the same latitude and they are all volcanically formed so, to us, they all looked similar. The one exception was Moorea which looked more rugged.
Glass-bottomed boat tour. Take your seasick pills.
Did you ever see some of these rooms built out over the water and think that you might rent one some day? One of these can be rented for $1000 a night. That is not a typo.
Some of the entertainment on board
Sunrise at sea
Our last stop was on Tahiti. We had a great time wandering around town. We found this market that took up an entire block and was, in some places, two stories tall. It was difficult to imagine how much stuff was here.
I wanted to buy Pat something to help remember our trip but from the look I got, my first choice must not have been a good one. It must have been the wrong color.
I did better on the second try. Tahiti is the only place on earth that has natural black pearls.
