Every morning we had fresh fruits for breakfast.

Pineapples and papayas are so sweet that it almost feel like you are eating sugar.

Huge breakfast platter.

More breakfast platter.

We really enjoy breakfast, especially when the surrounding is so nice. 

Hoa and Kevin enjoying their breakfast! 

Drive to Halona lookout

We wanted to go to Hanauma bay but when we got there the parking lot was full and the entrance was closed.  So we kept driving and we stopped at Halona lookout.

Halona Lookout Blowhole, located on Oahu's south shore in Hawaii, is a natural ocean geyser.  This place is around 10-15 minute drive from Waikiki and it is a spectacular scenic stroll.

Gorgeous view of the ocean

The blowhole is formed by molten lava tubes from volcanic eruptions thousands of years ago. A blowhole is simply a lava tube under water. The water is compressed as the lava tube becomes smaller causing the pressure to increase forcing a stream of water to shoot up to thirty-feet into the air. 

This is an interesting picture... Rock erosion forming interesting pattern.

View of the city from one of the rest area close by.

Next.. the aquarium