Kukaniloko birthing stones are on the same road as heading to Dole Farms. If you do anything read the history about the stones, fascinating.!! However, when we went the gate to the stones was locked and closed and all you could see was a dirt...More
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Kukaniloko birthing stones are on the same road as heading to Dole Farms. If you do anything read the history about the stones, fascinating.!! However, when we went the gate to the stones was locked and closed and all you could see was a dirt...More
Ok, now you know I have my prejudices so I will admit this pace looks like nothing special. It is down a dirt road and you often have to park just off the highway and walk to it. You can only appreciate this site if...More
There is really not much to see here except the stones and some nice trees. But it is a very quiet, reflective place if that is what you are looking for.
I very much wanted to visit the Birthing Stones because of their deep, spiritual and cultural significance. We set the GPS which directed us right to the spot, but if you didn’t know it was there you would never find it. There are no signs...More
I think this could be a great site with a little bit of effort. There is no parking, and signs to keep out. Fair enough...we didn't mind the walk. However, the only sign that explains what it stones are is so weathered, you can't read...More
No real signage or parking but one of the few ancient sites. Visitors need to show respect of Hawaiian culture.
This is a very peaceful and spiritual place to be. Also it has very well maintained grounds. It's not very noticeable when driving by. There is no signage announcing the site. Then there is the parking issue... there really isn't any. There is a short...More
We found out about this unique historical site on TripAdvisor and decided to take a chance on it. It is a very beautiful and spiritual site to see, so please act accordingly. In all our travels worldwide, it is one of the most unusual things...More
We stopped here while traveling around the Island and was pleasantly surprised at the rich history and how well the area was maintained. The parking area was small so be patient if it is busy. The walk was short and flat, maybe 400m. Be sure...More
This is a very special historical site that is super well maintained and taken care of. It is a very easy walk from the parking area to view the actual birthing stones. There even felt like a special vibe through the area. I wish there...More
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