Nāpō’opo’o Pier
82-6038 Puuhonua Road, Captain Cook, HI 96704
About the Business
Nāpō’opo’o Pier is a historic tourist attraction located at 82-6038 Puuhonua Road in Captain Cook, Hawaii, United States. This picturesque pier offers stunning views of the crystal-clear waters of Kealakekua Bay and is a popular spot for snorkeling, diving, and dolphin watching. Visitors can also learn about the area's rich history, including its significance as the site where Captain James Cook first landed in Hawaii. With its beautiful surroundings and cultural significance, Nāpō’opo’o Pier is a must-visit destination for travelers exploring the Big Island of Hawaii.
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82-6038 Puuhonua Rd, Captain Cook, HI 96704, United States
Reviews
"Such a surreal place!!!! Theres pretty much nobody around except locals! The view is amazing all around, and the water is so good and so clear! One of the best spots around the island! I recommend going there 100%!!!!"
"Wake up at 6:30am and come here to go snorkeling with the dolphins! It’s an experience you won’t forget I promise. We went and had dolphins swimming within inches of our faces. We didn’t touch them out of respect but easily could have. It’s an amazing sight. We followed some more experienced snorkelers into the water where they were able to help pinpoint where the pods were. In fact, they were able to call the dolphins over with noises which was quite cool. We had one very lucky day where we saw massive pods of dolphins and one unlucky day where they didn’t come inshore."
"A scenic location to enjoy the setting sun, to hear the ebb and flow of the ocean, to hear the chirping of the various insects, to hear the cooing of the birds & a place for contemplation. For those of you who are more oriented towards action this is a fine place to enjoy some snorkeling, kayaking, swimming to and fro, and other water based activities. But beaware of the jagged rocks and urchins. Many of those I've encountered around this area have been warm and delightful, making this place all the more memorable."
"Very popular recreational area with the locals. You can swim but not a sandy beach spot. Beautiful lookout point with bright white waves at high tide. Currently visited daily by a big munk seal"
"Lava rock beach, definitely a snorkeling area with an also nice hike and super nice place to relax and watch the waves"
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