KALOKO-HONOKOHAU NATIONAL PARK
A park, located a stone's throw from the airport, whose lunar landscape is a beautiful introduction to the landscapes of the island of Hawai'i
It's hard to imagine that humans could have lived here. Yet clues scattered in the rock prove that this huge lava field was once a dwelling place for the first Hawaiians. The lunar landscape of this park, a stone's throw from the airport, is a great introduction to the landscapes of Hawai'i. Trails lead through the dried lava to a beach where turtles frequently come to rest. Bring walking shoes.
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