Yesterday we visited the west side of the island south of Kona to see the historical site Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau. It is a National Park preserving two aspects of Hawaiian culture. The Royal Grounds and the Puʻuhonua, a place of refuge for those people breaking the spiritual laws of the time. Nearby was a place to snorkel and also a place to have a picnic lunch we brought overlooking the ocean. Then we took a short hike on the 1871 trail which Mark Twain talked about in his “Letters from Hawaii”
That is very interesting. I bet you hate to leave tomorrow.