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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    Parking is relatively easy along the back streets or at the Waiola Beach Park.
    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    Use the beach access between residential homes to get to a quieter section of the beach.
    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    There is plenty of space along the middle stretch of Hanalei Beach.
    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    Catamaran rentals are available, as well as sea kayaks and stand-up paddleboards.
    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    Mount Mamalahoa behind Hanalei is often shrouded in clouds.
    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    Summer is ideal, as the swell is small and the bay is more calm.
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    07/06/2018
    Hawaiian canoes sail and paddle the calm waters of the bay.
    Patrick Nichols
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    07/06/2018
    Namolokama and the Waioli Valley behind the beach offers a stunning contrast in scenery.
    Patrick Nichols
    Photo Date: 
    07/06/2018
    The sun setting over Hanalei Bay.

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