Kaʻena Point State Park
7.0Locals Score / 10#11 of 14 Attractions in Honolulu
WaialuaHQH7+H4M, Waialua
Known forstate parkcoastal trailLaysan Albatrossmonk seals
Kaʻena Point State Park is a remote coastal nature preserve on Oahu's northwest corner featuring a 2-mile coastal trail where you can spot Laysan Albatross (December–July), monk seals, and sea turtles in a stunningly tranquil setting. The mostly flat gravel-and-sand path hugs the coastline with dramatic ocean views, though there are no bathrooms or facilities, so come prepared.
Key facts
| Hours | Hours not verified |
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| Website | dlnr.hawaii.gov |
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| Last verified | July 21, 2026 |
Locals Score
7.0/10- Value7.5
- Excellence8.0
- Local love6.5
- Authenticity9.0
- Lasting reputation7.0
- Distinctiveness8.5
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