A mask on a pole.

A Tiki hazard!!!

Another Honu- this one perhaps taking a well earned rest after suffering unending strikes from golfballs down on the course.

The 19th hole!

a closeup of that wonderous 19th hole for both courses. I came *THAT* close!!! before my ball disapeared down the 'no free game for you, looser' hole.

More signage back on the entry hut.

Nice Moais! They sell them in the gift shop, so after golfing, we each took home a Moai.

One of the nice details lurking inside the hut.

But back out to the second course, now it's time to go on a Volcano Voyage!

Here's Mike again, this time in the Tiki hut as we prepare for the second course. Yes, those are Tiki farm mugs you see behind him. There are also some strange 'party gods' T-shirts that were just a little too colorful- disturbingly so.

HEY! Something just stole our scorecard!

Oh great, Gecko hazards too?!?!?!?

Yes- and lots of them scurrying across the course at any given moment!

So now we come to the reason I've chosen this Tiki godsforsaken background color for these pages. These forlorn flamingo petal boats are just the perfect surreal touch!

Hmmmm, pinkish purplish clouds behind the volcano, somebody better find a Virgin- Quick, or this baby's gonna blow!

One of the many bubbling and rushing bits of the 'river' that floats out the entry bridge to the island.

We enter yet another cave, and again, we find another Moai cage. This is what it looks like with the flash, later you'll see a more faithful rendition of the actual lighting.

Here's Moai #2.

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This is what it actually looks like. Notice in the back the course continues and you can see the green just peeking out.

This is the hole in the lava cave, complete with wood hazards.

More relaistic lighting. Be sure to look out the 'windows' to the right to see the waterfall.

Back out to the 'icon' Tiki.

Here he is again, the way he's really lit at night. The waterfall behind him goes into the river with the flamingo pental boats.

Yes, that is the pelican pearched Tiki there to the left.

One of the four Tikis on the corners of the hut.

Signage.

The giant iguana on the roof of the hut.

Down the steps, both courses end at the 19th hole enclosure.

Tiki falls first, then Volcano Voyage.

One of the two drawbridges, both in the 'up' position so flamingo boats could pass.

Even Ms. Pac Man gets her own little 'video games' hut.

Masks up on a wall near the 19th hole.

A second little 'snax' area to sit and enjoy the Tikis from. (The other seating area is up around the Icon Tiki and the Flamingo boats.)