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At certain wave direction and rough weather from the cliffs through a blowhole rises up to 20 m tall fountain of mist and water.

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An enormous sea cave, 290 m long. It can be accessed only from the sea. Over the entrance falls a waterfall – thus every visitor gets a shower from it.

During the winter, as the power of the waves increases, the entrance into the cave turns into a blowhole – the pressure of the air from the cave pushed bask the waves, creating a fountain of mist and water.

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Collapsed sea cave – a circular sea basin which is connected to the sea with a large cave – natural arch which is some 13 m wide. Sea waves enter this cave. In the middle of this basin stands small island – remnants of the fallen cave ceiling.

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A group of several tide pools and also one blowhole. This blowhole does not produce large splashes but it looks impressive due to a visual effect – in many images, it looks as if the ocean is falling into this hole.

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Small blowhole which creates a fountain at certain wind and wave directions.

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Small blowhole in one of the most recent lava flows on Maui.

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Large hole in the rocks. With each wave, the level in this hole rises and then falls again through a cave. During storms here might rise fountains of water. Earlier this was a beloved swimming place, albeit dangerous. Now it is fenced off.

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Some 3 km long stretch of sea shore with numerous interesting geological formations in pahoehoe lava: natural arches, sinkholes and also several blowholes.

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Sea caves with blowholes. As the wave enters the cave, air pressure forces a slanted fountain of mist and water.

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This blowhole sometimes produces violent, powerful fountains of sea water. For the most time though it emits a hissing, roaring sound and fountains of mist.