Today we
took a boat trip up the Wailua River to the Opaekaa Falls and the Fern Grotto. The
island is so lush that we were not surprised to learn that this island receives
an average of 400 inches (980 centimetres) per year and has had up to half as
much again in some years. It is only three per cent inhabited and 70 per cent
is inaccessible! The scenery is beautiful as you can see from the photos.
Photos:
1. The
Opaekaa Falls.
2. The Fern
Grotto.
3. The cave
inside the Grotto. Note the hanging ferns which are called Boston Sword Ferns.
4. Us at the
Grotto.
5. Rushing
creek feeding into the river.
Today we
took a boat trip up the Wailua River to the Opaekaa Falls and the Fern Grotto. The
island is so lush that we were not surprised to learn that this island receives
an average of 400 inches (980 centimetres) per year and has had up to half as
much again in some years. It is only three per cent inhabited and 70 per cent
is inaccessible! The scenery is beautiful as you can see from the photos.
Photos:
1. The
Opaekaa Falls.
2. The Fern
Grotto.
3. The cave
inside the Grotto. Note the hanging ferns which are called Boston Sword Ferns.
4. Us at the
Grotto.
5. Rushing
creek feeding into the river.
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