One Alii Beach Park Photos
One Alii Beach Park
One Alii Beach Park, Molokai
Located on Molokai's south shore, One Alii Beach Park is the site of over fifty ancient Hawaiian fishponds. However, all of these old ponds are in ruin today, covered by mud and hidden by mangrove trees.
The beach is a narrow white-sand beach and has a fairly rocky and shallow ocean bottom. It's a mixture of sandy patches and rocks, so the swimming opportunities are limted.
Tow stone monuments in the park mark the 75th and 100th anniversaries of Japanese immigration to Hawaii.
One Alii Beach Park Overview
- Location of ancient Hawaiian fishponds
- Swimming opportunities are limited due to shallow, rocky ocean bottom
- County campsite (camping is allowed with a permit)







