Honokohau Harbor

Just beyond Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park and Honokohau Beach, Honokohau Harbor stands as a bustling 262-slip marina. Equipped with restaurants, outfitters, and restrooms, the harbor serves as a gateway for scuba and snorkeling adventures. Visitors often come to try their luck at catching trophy fish, such as 1,000-pound marlin and billfish, which share the waters with dolphins, whales, and the world’s largest rays. The harbor’s vibrant maritime community and access to diverse marine life make it a notable stop for both recreational and sport enthusiasts.