- The list below includes 36 free or cheap things to do in or near Kalaupapa, Hawaii, including 59 different types of inexpensive activities like Other Landmarks, Religious Buildings, Beaches and Parks.
- From Kalaupapa National Historical Park to St. Philomena Church, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kalaupapa and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kaunakakai, Lanai City, Kapalua and Lahaina.
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3850 Wailea Alanui Drive, Wailea, HI 96761
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The Grand Luau at Honua'ula in Maui features traditional Hawaiian dance, music and food. The luau also includes a number of pre-show activities for families, including hula lessons and Hawaiian lawn games.
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Between the Kea Lani Hotel and the Kiawe thicket, Wailea, HI
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With the help of a paved path, the Coastal Nature Trail is a popular place for walking and jogging along the coast of Wailea. It is 1.5 miles from start to finish with specialty landscaping that showcases the rare plants of Hawaii.
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Also called Mokulea, Polo Beach is located in Waialua. It is a great destination for swimming, kayaking, snorkeling and boogie boarding. Polo Beach is also one of Hawaii's best kitesurfing locations.
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Located on the Haleakala National Park in East Maui, the Seven Sacred Pools is a secluded waterfall and natural pool area. Hiking trails are available near the pools, as well as views of the forest.
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Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Adventures is a popular eco tour on Maui. Visitors can snorkel with sea turtles, sail the Wailea Coast, whale watch, and learn about Hawaiian culture and history.
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Near the Hawaii Kai Golf Course on Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu, HI
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The terrain of the Makapuu Lighthouse Trail is made of hot and dry slopes, creating a moderate hiking difficulty. The path does offer amazing views of the O'ahu southeastern coast line, which includes the Koko Crater and Koko Head.
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An area of preserved lava flow around 600 years old, Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve is a state-protected area comprised of both marine and land habitat. It also provides opportunities for snorkeling and surfing.
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At Warren & Annabelle's, visitors can watch a magic show with a comedic twist while enjoying a meal with cocktails. The magic shows feature sleight-of-hand tricks, as well as audience interaction.
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The location of a national park, Koki Beach features remarkable views of the red cinder cliffs that surround the mixed white and black sand beach area. The beach is suitable for swimming, but has a significant undertow.
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Overlooking the Kaneohe Bay and Mokulua Islands, Kailua Beach Park is a stretch of white sand and is a local venue for a variety of sports including swimming, canoeing, kayaking and more.