Nuʻalolo Kai
Show on mapAt Nuʻalolo Kai, the shore leads to the remains of a Hawaiian settlement. The State describes guided visits to the archaeological complex from permitted raft tours.
Source: State Parks landing and camping rules for the Nāpali Coast
Questions about Nuʻalolo Kai
Can I land my kayak at Nuʻalolo Kai?
No. State Parks lists guided visits by authorized motorized raft tours. The other landing rules for Kalalau and Miloliʻi apply only to those sites.
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Honopū Beach
Honopū is one of the beaches along the Nāpali Coast with no legal kayak landing. It is a shore to see from offshore, with different access rules from nearby Miloliʻi.
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Miloliʻi Beach
Miloliʻi lies beyond Kalalau on the Nāpali Coast. The resident remembers boats coming in and a shallow reef off the beach.
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Polihale State Park
At Polihale, dunes back a long sweep of sand facing the high cliffs of the Nāpali Coast. The dunes and the evening light are as much a part of this beach as the water.
Explore this beach: Polihale State Park