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Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, Kailua-Kona

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#2 of 7 in Nature in Kailua-Kona

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4.6

• By Mike H

  The self guided tour gives you some insight on how the people lived in the area. Living on Lava was not easy and the park being on the Kona side is hot. There is not any shade aroudn the visitors...  more »

• By Frank P

  Highly recommend you drop by the ranger station and find out what days and times they do a nature walk and talk about the turtles. We learned so much about these incredible creatures. It free and no.....  more »

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• By Kristen Friedrich

  To reach the pretty beach with the thatched shelter and sea turtles, you should park at the bay for a shorter walk. Or do a 0.7 mile hike from the visitor center to see all the cool plants along the way. You can walk along the shore for quite a ways. It is mostly rocky tidepools. If hiking the dry lava section, be prepared for high heat and rough terrain.

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• By Kent Applegate

  There are great, giving employees that work to insure you are able to get the most out of your visit. Billy even checked on a weaving class and called us later to let us know about it. There are several options for hikes to the fish pond, fish trap and beach. Be sure to wear suitable shoes as my wife blew out a flip flop on the walk. The fish trap beach is wonderful with a protected swimming area with lots of fish and turtles. Poor visibility when we were there but great snorkel regardless. Closer access to the fish trap from the harbor south of the national park building location.

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