This small harbor and park area is a favorite with fishing boats and pleasure cruisers. Commercial and sport fishing, scuba diving, parasailing and a Rock n Roll cruise are some of the notable marine activities at this port. There is also a fish market, a high-tech research facility, a small park and a dolphin center on the premises. The area has a rather gruesome history; in pre-contact Hawai'i, it was used as a human sacrifice spot. This is not a fact that is commonly shared in the tourist guides or cruise ship brochures.
Website: dbedt.hawaii.gov
Phone: (808) 594-0849
Open now
- Tue 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
1125 Ala Moana Blvd Honolulu, HI 96814 ·4852.53 mi
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yelpCyndy's Bottom Line: Take in the magnificent view of Diamond Head There is a Kewalo Basin Cleanup, Saturday, 24 June 2023 from 8am - 12pm. Beautiful park with picturesque views. Great place to...
MoreKaka'ako is still trying to hold onto some of the last remaining non-commercialized areas and hopefully this park will hold out. It's a small, not as popular park next to the more popular Ala...
MoreBuilt in 1990, the Kewalo Basin Park is a triangular peninsula that is located on the ocean edge of the Kewalo Basin at the westernmost point of Ala Moana Regional Park. Shhhh, this park is...
MoreA hidden treasure in Honolulu, Hawaii... Somehow, the check in for this park is non-existent. I had to look through Lyla D.'s dukedoms (and there are many) to find the Business Page and then...
MoreI've been here two times already & I always hope that no tourists will ever find this gem. LoL. Every time I'm here I always enjoy the ambiance. Most people here are locals. It's either surfers...
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