Αξιοθέατα και μέρη για επίσκεψη Halaula - Top 6

This peaceful small town has some charming attractions such as art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. There is a farmers market here to swing by and grab some local grub or handmade goods!

Kahua Ranch offers all sorts of activities at a stunning venue above the clouds (3,200-ft.). You can swing by for horseback riding, Paniolo BBQ Dinner or for those last minute weddings :). https://www.kahua-ranch.com/activities.html

This point offers an unforgettable view from the Pololū Valley Overlook. The steep cliffs, green forests, and black sand beaches is truely an amazing sight. The best time to be here is a little before sunset so that you can experience both the sunset view and daylight view.

This secluded cape was home to a long-standing lighthouse that was built in 1933. The lighthouse replaces an earlier wood lighthouse from the 1800's. Unfortunately the lighthouse was demolised recently and replaced with a metal marker to signify it's history.

Kahua Ranch has been a Hawaii working ranch since 1928. The land changed until the 1980's, when the Kahua and Ponoholo areas split into two properties. Today, they are known as they were then, as Kahua Ranch and Ponoholo Ranch. Here, you can get views of the Pacific Ocean on a clear day. This area can be a great place for filming productions, and there is also a butcher here.

Kohala Historical Sites State Monument includes Moʻokini Heiau and the birthplace of Kamehameha I. It is one of the oldest and most sacred sites of Hawaiʻi. Moʻokini Heiau is a temple, made of stacked stones that was originally built about 1500 years ago.

Beautiful view of the beach and the cliffs. The better viewing points are further down the trail.

One of the most spectacular locations on the north east coast. Can be achieved wonderfully. The bike is ideal, as numerous tourists clog the parking lots and streets here. A hiking trail/trail leads into the Sacred Valley. The entire land is sacred to Hawaiians and should be respected. Unfortunately, there is increasing pollution (littering) and overcrowding. Please respect cultural heritage and nature (see also: https://www.sfgate.com/travel/editorspicks/article/anger-proposed-development-Pololu-Valley-lookout-15964601.php) .