In the morning, we drove to Halawa and Puko'o beaches again to look for Jim's missing cane and found nothing.
Halawa beach
On the way back we stopped at Sandy and Murphy beaches.
Sandy beach. Yes, that is really its'
name.
Murphy beach
We drove the entire length of Moloka'i, our original planned destination to see the West end beaches. At Kepuhi beach, we watched surfers in the wind with huge waves, while we ate a picnic lunch.
Kepuhi beach
We took the ferry at 4pm from the Kauankakai wharf.
The water was rough, but a ferry worker said it was very boring ride.
The taxi ride to the Makai Inn was hindered by a Vietnamese driver who didnt know where it was located. I showed him a map!
The Inn has some lovely Hawaiian art, a pretty garden lit by colored lights, a seawall, limited hot water, no tv or phone and is quite worn.
We had a lovely sunset from the Makai Inn before going out.
We had dinner at Bubba Gumps after buying a cane for Jim. Jim loves the shrimp dishes there. Lots of 60's and 70's loud music. The food was good.
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