Ho H.
4/30/2019
This is a very nice little State Park with very limited parking. The beach is rocky but it is so serene. It's just nice to sit out and ponder. This is also the spot where you can get a view of...
Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park
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[83-5300 - 83-5412] Napoopoo Rd
Captain Cook, HI 96704
Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park, located in the South Kona region of Hawaii, features Napo'opo'o Beach, a narrow rocky shoreline perfect for water activities. The bay is renowned for excellent snorkeling, sea kayaking, and the opportunity to observe spinner dolphins, with the iconic Captain Cook Monument visible nearby.
Adjacent to the beach is Hikiau Heiau, a historic Hawaiian temple that offers a glimpse into the region’s cultural heritage, although visitors can only view it from outside. With amenities such as picnic areas and restrooms, the park provides a scenic and educational destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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Vivian W.
10/19/2023
The park is small, but the waves are amazing! It's so strong, when we arrive, husband is so excited to walk to the ocean side, and a huge wave come, hit him, he got all wet from to to toe. Hahaha.
Eddie F.
2/23/2024
The place is easy enough to drive through. Historical, rock structure to check out. One monument is right by the parking, but the other is on the other side of the bay (and that one is a trek)....
Michael S.
7/28/2021
Lots of historical significance and locals fishing ... plus one stunning sunset ... were the highlights of our visit to this free state park. Kealakekua Bay was home to thousands on January 17,...
Tammy B.
12/2/2023
Very pretty. Bring a 4 wheel drive with more than average clearance...if you're not up for a jarring rocking ride....wait behind, or walk the road.
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