Honokahua Burial Site is an ancient Hawaiian burial ground in Lahaina, on Maui. Its setting invites a quiet pause to reflect on the lives and history connected to this sacred place. View it from a respectful distance and keep off the burial land. The site lies near Makaluapuna Point, also known as Dragon Teeth, and the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua path, so you can include it in a walk along this stretch of coast.
A sacred burial ground
Honokahua is an ancient Hawaiian burial site in Lahaina. Its spiritual and historical importance makes it a place for quiet reflection. The surrounding scenery provides a calm setting, but the burial land itself should be treated with care.
View the site from a distance and do not walk onto the land. This is a courtesy to the culture and the people connected to the burial ground.
Include it on a coastal walk
The site is close to Makaluapuna Point, also called Dragon Teeth, and the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua path. You can visit it as part of a walk in the area. Early visits and weekdays are suggested for fewer crowds.
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Where is Honokahua Burial Site?
It is in Lahaina, on Maui.
Can you walk on the burial site?
No. Keep off the burial land and view it from a distance.
What nearby places can I visit?
Makaluapuna Point, also known as Dragon Teeth, and the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua path are nearby.
