Hoʻokena Beach Park is a historical site; it is one of the last active Hawaiian canoe fishing villages. Hoʻokena history in old commercial fishing as well as the steamship pier remains. The canoes on the beach are owned by the fishermen, who continue traditional Hawaiian fishing practices. These traditions were passed down and taught from their ancestors. The beach is a blend of a wide variety of coral and small gray sands.

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Elevation 10 m

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Location: Hawaiʻi County, United States

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