Happy Aloha Friday! The North Pacific humpback whales begin their migration approximately 3,000 miles from the cold arctic waters to the warm waters of Hawaii, to mate, give birth to their calves, and rear their young. The shallow waters surrounding Maui are known as the “cradle of the humpback” due to the significant number of humpbacks raised in this area.
The Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary is one of only 12 marine national parks and is the only preserve in the United States dedicated to a marine mammal. During the peak season (mid-December to mid-May), there are literally thousands of humpback whales in our islands.
It's a beautiful morning at Napili Point Resort! We hope you are all having a great Monday!
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The beautiful, sandy crescent beach of Napili Bay is just a 3-5 minute walk along an ocean front pathway from our resort!
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Good morning everyone! It's a beautiful day in Hawai'i nei (this beloved Hawai'i)!
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Every rainbow is beautiful but some are spectacular! Rainbow in Hawaiian: anuenue (AA-Nuw-eh-NUW-eh)
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Happy Aloha Friday! The North Pacific humpback whales begin their migration approximately 3,000 miles from the cold arctic waters to the warm waters of Hawaii, to mate, give birth to their calves, and rear their young. The shallow waters surrounding Maui are known as the “cradle of the… Continue Reading