Kuilioloa Heiau - South Shore

 
Makaha Valley

This heiau was built between the 11th and 12th century as a place of refuge. The heiau is 150 feet long and 35 feet wide. There are three platforms that are surrounded on three side by the ocean. Located at Kaneilio Point on theWai'anae Coast, this heiau is currently under renovation.

Directions:

Take H1 West bound until it turns into Farrington Highway. Turn left onto Waianae Valley Road. The Heiau lies along the Leeward Coast to Kane'ilio Point at the southwest end of Pokai Bay Beach in Waianae. It is an easy walk from the parking lot to the heiau location.

Hawaii-Guide Tips/Info:

These sites are sacred to the Hawaiian people and should be treated with the utmost respect. Do not move or remove anything from these sites. Do not climb or walk on the rock walls and platforms.
 
 

 
 

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