19의 Pupukea가지 명소 & 주요 장소

In the small forest behind Kawela Bay, there is a stunning, large banyan tree known for its impressive expanse of multiple trunks and vines. This remarkable tree has served as a filming location for several major motion pictures and television shows, including LOST and Pirates of the Caribbean. As banyan trees age, their "prop roots" grow into new trunks, often becoming as large as the original. Banyan trees, like the one at Kawela Bay, can live for several hundred years.

Turtle Bay from Kahuku point

View of Kahuku Point

Kahuku Point is an area of undeveloped coastline. It is one of the few places on Oʻahu with intact coastal strand habitat that includes yellow-faced bees, monk seals (with multiple generations that nest here annually), and nesting turtles!

Being one of the last undeveloped areas on Oahu, Turtle Bay is recognized for its rock formations, wild coastal beaches, threatened green sea turtles, and endangered Hawaiian monk seal habitats to name a few. This resort also has bike rentals including e-bikes and full suspension mtb's for a somewhat reasonable price. https://www.turtlebayresort.com/things-to-do/resort-activities#!/e/mountain-bike-rental-4ae75d24/

Kahuku Point is the northernmost spot on Oʻahu and offers spectacular views of the ocean. From here you can watch sunset AND sunrise and if you're lucky, you can even spot some sea life like monk seals or sea turtles while relaxing on the stones.

Unfortunate, the area around the waterfall was very crowded and touristic. Nice waterfall though where you can also swim.

Waterfall with natural pool, life jackets compulsory, to be borrowed from the lifeguard present. Opening time depends on the day