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A light rain may have just sprinkled the coast, blessing the land and its tropical flora and fauna. With some areas on this coast receiving over 300 inches of rain per year, dreamlike rainbows often materialize. As you drive above the stunningly blue Pacific, you'll hear the songs of native birds and smell the sweet scent of mangos, plumerias, strawberry guavas, and eucalyptus. |
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In such a state of Zen-like perfection, you are encouraged to drive slowly and stop often to take in the natural beauty. No such thing as road rage out here in Paradise. Be sure to practice the spirit of Aloha and let faster cars go around you. Oftentimes you'll receive an appreciative kama'aina's shaka sign of greeting and thanks. |
