If you've been to O'ahu, Hawaii but missed out on the Windward side, you are missing out on a paradise of ancient proportions. Catch a slice of the beauty in this journey to the turquoise blue waters and lush green mountains hidden away from the bustle of Honolulu.

Theirs was a world of water, deep, blue and seemingly endless, a world filled with creatures of every shape, size and form. A myriad of inestimable life forms swam and slithered, crept and crawled in unimaginable variety, numbers and complexity. Their watery world was of such age and size as to baffle calculation and outlive all memory. It was ancient, mysterious, and unknown, born into existence in the dim early dawn of the planets formation and the first violent contractions of their planets birth.

The late Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl was world famous for having crossed the ocean on a raft he called the Kon-Tiki and many years after this pioneering achievement adventurer David de Rothschild was inspired to create a catamaran made from plastic bottles and called The Plastiki. De Rothschild sailed across the Pacific Ocean from San Francisco to Sydney.