

We
started off at the Moir
Gardens which are located at the Kiahuna 
Plantation. This garden features quite a collection of orchids, water lillies, cacti, succulents, and other tropical trees and plants. It is a very colorful and relaxing garden to stroll. It's history dates back to the 1930s when Alexandra Moir first started to plant her fantastic cactus collection. She was the wife of the manager of Kauai's first sugar plantation.








Well, after all of that hiking, we were a bit thirsty, so we headed off to the Grand Hyatt Kauai to get some more water. We saw a few tropical birds and a beautiful, white swan swimming in the koi pond! We took a few more photos of the garden flowers and then decided to call it a day. As we left the Hyatt, one of Tashi's friends who works there, gave us each an orchid lei! This is the magic of Hawaii!
10 comments:
now i want to visit
those are some beautiful photos, i really want to go to hawaii, its one of 2 states i havnt been to
bet you can guess the other!
oooooh, gorgeous shots, Marionette!! what a lovely day!
I'm sorry I never made it to Kauai but I found the main island beautiful. Thanks so much for your photo tour. You take wonderful photos and I enjoyed your tour very much.
Kae
wow, great photos! thanks for posting! i haven't been to maui since 1984 - i am long overdue for a trip to yuor neck of the woods!!!
Oh my goodness! How lovely! My dream is to visit your beautiful islands sometime. I know it will be one of the most fabulous things that I ever do (if I get to do it). I will be reading more on your blog, for sure.
Reny
We have spent every summer for that last many years in and on Hawaii, except for the last two.
Aah...I miss it.
I think you need to post these random sitings more often. We need to live vicariously through your eyes.
Big Thanks. Big Love.
Every single one of these photos could be a postcard. Your location is like my dream destination. Simply beautiful photography of a beautiful island!
I SOOO want to go to Kauai...anywhere it hawaii would do though. :)
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! With winter coming soon here. I'm starting to think of warmer climes...always wanted to visit HI.
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