That's about when I visited last. Kauai doesn't change much. Maui, on the other hand, is starting to look like Orange County, CA. 'Little boxes on all the hillsides'.
It wasn't overly crowded at the Hyatt. Poipu is a pretty popular destination as there are several resorts along that stretch.
Very nice footage!!! Maybe Hyatt will buy this from you. My only criticism is that the waves at the end of the clip were a bit too long. I think you tend to fall in love with watching these waves come in and go out.
It's not muddy exactly. The sand in the surf is just more noticeable from above. The water is crystal clear although when the surf is rough, you'll notice the water gets cloudy where it's shallow if you're snorkeling.
Well, it does rain a lot on Kauai depending on where you are. It's called 'Sunny Poipu', but locals will tell you it's always raining in Hanalei. The clouds always get stuck in the mountains on the Na Pali coast and flow down through the Waimea Canyon.Really awesome place! Some times i think about moving somewhere where it's not so rainy in cold.))
Loved the island though.
For future reference, the cruise ship would probably allow you to check the drone with them while on board and retrieve when departing. I wish I had my M2P for my British Isles cruise last summer. I was using a P3 4k at the time and it was just too much luggage when I'm already carrying a big DSLR kit. The M2P solved that problem. Surprisingly, I didn't do much DSLR photography as I was flying every chance I got, which produced much better imagery. I probably should have taken more pics with the M2P, but I'm more into video.
