• Kaloko fishpond wall is over 800 ft long and spans a natural cove

    Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park

    National Historical Park Hawai'i

Places To Go

Stop by to receive a park orientation at Hale Ho'okipa, the Park's Visitor Center and location of the Hawaii Pacific Parks Association Bookstore. Walk along the gentle shores of Honokohau Beach and see the Hawaiian green sea turtle (Honu) basking in the sun. Marvel at the amazing engineering skills required to construct 'Ai'opio fishtrap and Pu'uoina Heiau on the south side of the park. See the largest fishpond wall in Hawai'i (recently completed). The rock wall is over 800ft in length and 40ft wide. View Petroglyphs left by the original Hawaiian inhabitants of this dry land. These are some of the many unique places waiting to be explored on your next visit to Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park!

Did You Know?

Coconut tree

Did you know, the coconut tree was an extremely important resource brought to Hawaii by the early Polynesians. It was a source of food and water, used for building homes and rope making, and was also a musical instrument. Cutting down the coconut grove of another was considered an act of war.