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Located along the beautiful Halawa Valley Drive, this large lava boulder is just sitting near the side of the road. Large rocks, such as this, were used in ancient times like a drum Learn More

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This unusual outcropping of lava rock appears to resemble a dragon's tail. The rocks are jagged and weave back and forth for several hundred yards out into the Pailolo Channel Learn More

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Hipuapua Falls is the largest waterfall in the Halawa Valley dropping a reported 500 feet. A second waterfall, Moaula Falls, nearby is 250 feet tall. Both falls can easily be seen from Learn More

Halawa Beach Park is actually made up of two beaches - Kama'alaea Beach (the curved beach on the left) and Kawilli Beach (the rocky, more exposed beach on the right)... Learn More

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This scenic 28-mile drive from Kaunakakau to Halawa Valley affords numerous historic and scenic sites. Fishponds scallop the south coastline, deserted beaches dot the shore, rocky ... Learn More