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Group of volunteers helping to restore a native fishpond
Fishponds: Kīpuka for Reconnection

Read more about the history and restoration of Kaloko-Honokōhau's fishponds, and listen to a segment on our park by Voices of Science.

Coconut trees on a white sand beach
Honokōhau Beach

Stretching north from Honokōhau Boat Harbor, the striking white coral sand of Honokōhau Beach contrasts sharply against the black lava.

Two park employees standing next to a large planter made of lava rock
Visitor Center

Discover our park's Visitor Center, which is home to the Hawaiʻi Pacific Parks Association bookstore and gift shop.

Many birds wading in a shallow pond surrounded by vegetation
ʻAimakapā Fishpond

The natural pond and wetland system found at the center of Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park.

Makaha gate and fishpond wall with the sun rising over volcano in the background
Kaloko Fishpond

Kaloko fishpond, literally translated as "The Pond," was a favorite of King Kamehameha I.

White sand and black lava in foreground, backed by a shallow bay and a distant cloud-covered volcano
‘Ai‘ōpio Fishtrap

‘Aiʻōpio Fishtrap is located at the shoreline near Honokōhau Boat Harbor.

Last updated: September 2, 2025

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