
Pau Hana Ohana,
Whales have all but a few left the islands and gone to gain weight up in the colder climates. They will return again next winter. “Winter Season” is surf season and with the many south swell days hitting our beach this season. The lava rocks under the property next door have been exposed for some time. Turtles have been spotted regularly eating the weeds growing on the lava.

Surf season is over now and we look to calmer less windy days for summer. Also our daytime high temperature changes 15 degrees and typically reaching a maximum of 95 degrees in August and September. Water temperature changes 10 degrees from what we call a chilly low 70’s to a comfortable low 80’s in mid-summer. On property, in winter you may catch the staff in longer sleeves during the morning hours, while our guests enjoy the morning sunshine in a bathing suit. So you see - Seasons do change over here – just not the color of our fauna. May Spring be in your steps!












