The entrance to Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park.
The large Hikiau Heiau sits just off of the parking lot. It is dedicated to Lono, the god of agriculture and fertility.
The heiau remains a sacred spot, and access is kapu (taboo).
Kealakekua Bay is the Big Island's largest natural bay, and it is a Marine Life Conservation District.
Kealakekua Bay is the Big Island's largest natural bay, and it is a Marine Life Conservation District.
The rocky shore makes water footwear a must.
The rocks just offshore are great habitat for snorkeling.
The large Hikiau Heiau sits just off of the parking lot. It is dedicated to Lono, the god of agriculture and fertility.
The large Hikiau Heiau sits just off of the parking lot. It is dedicated to Lono, the god of agriculture and fertility.
Restrooms and showers at Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park.
A grass basketball court at Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park.