KALAEMANŌ CULTURAL RESERVE
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hālau wa'a 

The hālau wa'a (canoe house) is an active training center for navigators learning to use the stars and heavens to sail across the ocean to perpetuate the ancient practice of holo moana (open ocean navigation). This hālau wa'a is currently used by members of the non-profit organization Nā Kālai Wa'a.
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To learn more about how you can support the efforts of N
ā Kālai Wa'a, visit their website at www.nakalaiwaa.org/

As an active training center, we ask that you show respect by not entering the area.

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Hālau waʻa (canoe house) under construction.

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Ka'ūpūlehu Marine Reserve

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  • Home
  • About the Area
    • Mo‘olelo ‘Āina
    • Naming of Ka‘ūpūlehu
  • Plan A Visit
    • Know Before You Go
    • Interpretive Trail Tour Stops >
      • Kalaemanō Cultural Reserve
      • Interpretive Trail
      • Hualālai & Kekaha
      • Littoral cone, hornitos, and wahi nahā pāhoehoe
      • Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail
      • Poho Pa'akai | Salt Pans
      • Kauhale | Settlement
      • Nā Kiʻi Pōhaku | Petroglyphs
      • Hālau Waʻa
  • Ka‘ūpūlehu Marine Reserve