Wear comfortable shoes as the path to the site can be uneven.

• Bring water and snacks for the hike.
• Respect the natural surroundings and do not disturb wildlife.
• Stay on marked paths to preserve the area.
• Check the weather before visiting, as the trails can become muddy.
• Take your time to enjoy the scenery and historical significance of the site.
• Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures.
• Carry a camera to capture the beauty of the ruins and surrounding nature.
• Wear sun protection, as some areas may have limited shade.
• Consider visiting with a knowledgeable guide to enhance your experience.
• Be aware of your surroundings and follow safety guidelines during your visit.
• Plan your visit to avoid peak tourist times for a more peaceful experience.
• Leave no trace and take all your trash with you.
• Engage with the cultural significance of the site and learn about its history.
• Look for informational plaques that provide more details about Kaniakapupu.
• Enjoy the tranquility of the location and take time for reflection.
• Be respectful of the site, as it is a sacred place for many Hawaiians.

• Admission ticket fees
• Children Free
• Youth Free
• Adults Free
• Senior citizens Free

• Less crowded environment
• Photography opportunities
• Wildlife viewing
• Informational signage
• Peaceful retreat
• Community engagement
• Accessible trails
• Natural surroundings
• Lush vegetation
• Rich biodiversity
• Cultural significance
• Historical ruins
• Tranquil atmosphere
• Scenic views of nature
• Hiking trails

No Special Occasion Reservation available!

• Monday Closed
• Tuesday Closed
• Wednesday Closed
• Thursday Closed
• Friday Closed
• Saturday Closed
• Sunday Closed