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Lapakahi
State Historical Park
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The dead coral washes ashore and had many
uses for the ancient villagers. Tool and weapons were often
fashioned from these sharp rocks.
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Certain activities and fishing methods
are prohibited in these protected waters due to the historical
significance and conservation of this site. Check at the
park headquarters for details.
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Sea salt provided the main seasoning and
preservative for food. Ocean water is poured into these
rocks and allowed to dry. The salt them remains and is harvested
for use in the village and trade with others.
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The ocean provided the mainstay of life
for the ancient Hawaiians. Easy access and natural coves
made this area ideal for a settlement.
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Ancient, historical site
- Self-guided tour through 1 mile of marked trails
- Rennovated and original structures
- Admission: FREE
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More Information:
- Open 8am-4pm daily; closed holidays; no admission after
3:30pm
- Restrooms
- Drinking water
- Limited water activities and fishing
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More Information:
- Marine Conservation area
- Do not remove any rocks, plants, or marine life
- Whale watching from October thru April
- Great snorkeling and diving
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DIRECTIONS:
Take Highway 270 north from Kawaihae. The Park is located
on the left at Mile Marker #14.
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Canoe shelter located close to the beach. |
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