we will be in Kona in a few weeks and I think I came up with a brilliant idea to keep my diving and non-diving family members all together. I'd like to know if anyone has any thoughts or experience on the following:
My wife and oldest son don't dive, but other son and I do. I hate spending entire days away from them while diving, although they are very tolerant of it. I was thinking we could rent some double, sit on top kayaks, put them in at Kealakekua bay and paddle out for a while. Then if the urge strikes my son and I we could get in and dive for a while. Maybe some spinners will appear or the wall along the north side. My other son and wife could paddle around and then pick us up when we surface. Paddle around some more, maybe out to Capt Cook monument, stay out in the water and dive some more, again get a pick up or they may even snorkel the area. Then paddle back.
Well is this brilliant or asinine?
My wife and oldest son don't dive, but other son and I do. I hate spending entire days away from them while diving, although they are very tolerant of it. I was thinking we could rent some double, sit on top kayaks, put them in at Kealakekua bay and paddle out for a while. Then if the urge strikes my son and I we could get in and dive for a while. Maybe some spinners will appear or the wall along the north side. My other son and wife could paddle around and then pick us up when we surface. Paddle around some more, maybe out to Capt Cook monument, stay out in the water and dive some more, again get a pick up or they may even snorkel the area. Then paddle back.
Well is this brilliant or asinine?
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