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Hawaii is one of the best places to observe sea turtles in their natural habitat. Hawaiian green sea turtles have come a long way from a past when they were taken in large numbers for food. Now all sea turtles are protected by law and their numbers have rebounded. Hawaii is unique in that our Hawaiian green sea turtles bask on our beaches, both male and female honu enjoy sharing our love for sunbathing. This is only possible because strict regulations give them plenty of space with a hands-off policy. Hawaii Island is also home to a large nesting population of hawksbill turtles. I enjoy every chance I can get to get to be in the water with these amazing beautiful animals.
Hawaiian green sea turtle. Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle surfing the waves. Kona, Hawaii
Popular basking spot on the Kohala Coast.
Turtle cleaning station. Kohala, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle in perfect light. Kona Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle gliding over the sand. Kona Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle with metallic water surface. Kona, Hawaii
Bright Hawaiian green sea turtle on the reef. Kona, Hawaii
Kahalu'u Beach honu, Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle feeding. Kona, Hawaii
Honu world. Kohala, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle. Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle. Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle resting in the coral. Kona, Hawaii
Hawksbill turtle. Kona, Hawaii
Turtle cleaning station. Kohala, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle at cleaning station. Kona, Hawaii
Hawksbill turtle blowing a bubble. Kona Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle juvenile with beautiful red shell. Kona Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle gliding over the reef. Kona Hawaii
"Hawkeye" hawksbill turtle. Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle gliding over the sand. South Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle in a crystal clear lagoon. South Kona, Hawaii
Sunset honu. Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle. Kona, Hawaii
Hawaiian green sea turtle. Kona, Hawaii
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