The final Day

Here is an unusual sky. . .doesn't it look like someone practicing their penmanship?
Obviously we wake up early for a 7:30 Yoga Basics class with Laura. She has broken her back twice and discovered yoga as she struggled to come back from paralysis. She is an apprentice teacher here (with a masters degree in kiniesiology). I am blessed to study here. Class is slow and easy. With two students I receive a lot of personal attention.
Then we check out of The Cliffs. Driving South we enjoy the Kauai Orchid Farm. Then we have lunch at Gaylord's, which is another estate with beautiful gardens.





We check in at the Marriot and meet our group at a bay near Poipu for the Captain Andy's Sunset Whale Watch Cruise. I get a picture of the sail. The spinner dolphins and whales are everywhere, within feet of out craft, but holding a drink, my hat and a camera is more than manageable while holding on to the rail.



It is so much fun. We return to our room and spend half an hour sitting on the beach at Nawiliwili Harbor until the table is ready. It is a somber scene for tomorrow we fly home.