Fuji Beach

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The reef runs parallel to the sand at Fuji Beach. When the tide went out, the resident watched hermit crabs and kōlea birds take over the wet sand.

Photos and local notes from a Kauai resident.

A low reef runs parallel to the sandy shore.

A local view

He remembers two very different sights here. In September people fished for ʻoama, and on windy days colorful kites filled the sky above the shore.

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Fuji Beach photos

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A narrow band of water separates the beach from the reef.

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Small waves break along a palm-lined beach.

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A sandy beach with low plants and buildings beyond.

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Sand and rock ledges along the shoreline.

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