(September 11, 2022) Mamala Bay is from Barbers Point and Diamond Head. Within that area, oh so many named spots for surfing, swimming, and other water activities.
(September 11, 2022) Diamond Head crater in the distance with boat slips at Ala Wai Boat Harbor in the foreground.
(September 11, 2022) Looking out to a few of the slips at Ala Wai Boat Harbor.
(September 11, 2022) Testing my camera’s zoom. Fun for me!
(September 11, 2022) A closer look at the Ala Moana Boulevard bridge that goes over Ala Wai Canal. Motorized vehicles and pedestrians use this overpass.
(September 11, 2022) I liked the crook of this tamarind tree limb in the Ala Moana Beach Park parking lot.
(September 11, 2022) Looking at boats through the tree on the shoreline from Ala Moana Beach Park’s Magic Island parking lot.
(September 11, 2022) Along Ala Moana Beach Park’s Magic Island parking lot area, the water way is not for swimming (I’ve not seen anyone swim in this area before so LMK about this!). I’m just looking into the water…
(September 11, 2022) Close up of the a coconut tree frond.
(September 11, 2022) The bridge in the middle of this image is Ala Moana Boulevard over Ala Wai Canal, one of three bridges in and out of Waikiki.
(September 11, 2022) Close up of coconut tree fronds.
(September 11, 2022) These folks were wading into the waterway between Ala Wai Boat Harbor and Ala Moana Beach Park. I didn’t ask what they were fishing for as I catch mostly O’ahu when I used to go out 😉
