Laupāhoehoe Point — Attraction in Hawaii

Beautiful place to visit and do a picnic under one of the many shady trees that's down here. Growing up my parents were friends with one of the students that went to the school here during the tsunami and was there that very day. She lived kapehu and she would always pick for us oranges that fell from her tree. L I always remembered the story she told us on her experience of that day. After the first big wave a bunch of students went back down towards the water because of all the fish that were washed onshore. She was one of them and when they ran again towards high ground because of the waves her best friend who was just a few yards behind her wasn't so lucky. One second she was right behind her and the next she looked back and she wasn't. So sad what happened here. Please respect the area when you...

This park is the premier spot to watch the waves crash on the east side of the island. If you venture past the big pavilion to the northwest coast, you will see the whitest white water in a beautiful cove. It is mesmerizing to watch the turbulent water crash against the rocks and splash high into the air. There are dozens of picnic tables with awesome views and restroom facilities. Perfect place to bring your take out plate...

Saw whales 🐳-saw them do a shallow dive, saw the back arch and then go under…then the tail ..and it was amazing! It was about 11am, don’t know if the whales usually come through in the late morning end of January ..but they did today!!!

Lots of places to get different views and it’s not difficult walking at all.

It was a really fun day (LOVED IT ALL!) : we went here, Akaka park, the Bio Reserve ,...