Esse entrou em erupção em 1957, formando uma ponta adicional na ilha. Existia um farol que era a ponta mais avançada, mas depois desse vulcão ficou um pouco pra trás. Visitamos o museu e subimos no farol que já está desativado. Aqui ao pé do vulcão foi o montado o pórtico de chegada da corrida que falei anteriormente.

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When the ocean is your office, no two days ever look the same, and that’s our favorite part of sailing in Waikiki. ⛵️✨ Hawaiian green sea turtles are our daily regulars, quietly cruising by and reminding us how lucky we are to share these waters. Tropical fish add pops of color on almost every charter, painting the ocean with blues, yellows, and stripes that never get old. Then there are the surprise visits like the Hawaiian spinner dolphins that show up on their own schedule. Not an everyday sight, but when they decide to swim alongside the boat, it feels like the whole day just got upgraded. And if we’re really lucky? A spotted eagle ray will glide by. Those encounters are rare, but when one appears, everyone on board (including us) instantly turns excited. Whether it’s our everyday turtles or the unexpected magic of rays or dolphins, every moment with Hawaii’s marine life is something we’re genuinely grateful for. This is why we love what we do and why the ocean will always be the best office view around. And above all, we always remember that we’re visitors in their home. We keep our distance, respect their space, and admire every encounter from afar because protecting Hawaii’s marine life is part of what makes these experiences so special. #oauhawaii #hawaiisnorkeling #underwaterwonders #explore #spottedeagleray #dolphins #seaturtles #honu #marineconservation

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