The Siplis Visit Maha'ulepu

Recently the siplis enjoyed and outing to the southern shore of our island with Nirvani Tejadevanatha and Yogi Dayanatha. The day's adventure was a hike along the Maha'ulepu cliff sides ad beach. The cliffs are ancient sand dunes that have been hardened and compacted into limestone ledges and cliffs. Over time the ocean has worn them away, making for some interesting rock formations to explore.

The cliffs are carved out from underneath, making some fascinating cracks and crags

Dayanatha leads them up onto the cliffs

One of the many worn areas where the waves roar beneath your feet

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There are many sea turtles that frequent this part of the island

A lanrinth made from rocks

It gets really windy up on this cliff near Kawailoa Bay

The bay is quite a sight to behold

Some other hikers take a break near a makeshift beach hut

On the way back, a quick visit to see the horses at a nearby stable

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