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Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park
Swimming with sea turtles and exploring the sacred lands of ancient Hawaiians? That's just the tip of the iceberg at Kaloko-Honokohau. With its rugged shoreline, historic sites, and adorable wildlife, this park has something for everyone.
Hundreds of years ago, early Hawaiian people built a civilization at Kaloko-Honokohau. Pop by the visitor center to learn how they found fish and fresh water. Then, head outside to the fish ponds to see the ingenious engineering in action. At Honokohau Beach, you can peek back in time. With its temple and 'Aiopi'o Fishtrap, the beach looks as it did in centuries past. From fall to spring, join the locals in celebrating Makahiki—a New Year festival.
Get active with a hike on the park's trails. The Mamalahoa and the Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail follow the paths of ancient resident
Swimming with sea turtles and exploring the sacred lands of ancient Hawaiians? That's just the tip of the iceberg at Kaloko-Honokohau. With its rugged shoreline, historic sites, and adorable wildlife, this park has something for everyone.
Hundreds of years ago, early Hawaiian people built a civilization at Kaloko-Honokohau. Pop by the visitor center to learn how they found fish and fresh water. Then, head outside to the fish ponds to see the ingenious engineering in action. At Honokohau Beach, you can peek back in time. With its temple and 'Aiopi'o Fishtrap, the beach looks as it did in centuries past. From fall to spring, join the locals in celebrating Makahiki—a New Year festival.
Get active with a hike on the park's trails. The Mamalahoa and the Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail follow the paths of ancient residents. Along the way, look for petroglyphs, sacred temples, and ruins.
If you're bringing kids, head down to the beach for swimming and snorkeling. The area is a hangout for sea turtles—keep your camera ready. A small protected area features calm, kid-friendly water. Do you have camping gear or an RV? You'll find a variety of developed campgrounds to the south.
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