Kaloko'eli Fishpond
Kaloko'eli Fishpond is a traditional Hawaiian fishpond in Kamiloloa on Molokai's south shore, known for aquaculture history, shoreline views and ongoing restoration.
Molokai Ancient Site Guide
Molokai Ancient Sites
Find Molokai ancient sites, sacred Hawaiian places, fishponds, cultural landmarks and historic landscapes, from Kaloko'eli Fishpond and Ni'aupala Fishpond to Phallic Rock in Palaau State Park.
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Molokai Ancient Sites
Browse Molokai ancient sites, including historic Hawaiian places, cultural landmarks, sacred areas and important places connected to island history.
Ni'aupala Fishpond
Ni'aupala Fishpond is a traditional Hawaiian fishpond on Molokai's southeast shore, visible from Kamehameha V Highway near Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Church.
Phallic Rock (Kaule O Nanahoa)
Phallic Rock, also known as Kaule o Nanahoa, is a Molokai fertility site in Palaau State Park, reached by a short forest trail near Kalaupapa Lookout.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best ancient sites to visit on Molokai?
Molokai ancient sites include Kaloko'eli Fishpond, Ni'aupala Fishpond and Phallic Rock, also known as Kaule o Nanahoa.
What are Molokai fishponds known for?
Molokai fishponds are known for traditional Hawaiian aquaculture, shoreline engineering, cultural history and the island's long connection to coastal food systems.
Where is Phallic Rock on Molokai?
Phallic Rock is in Palaau State Park near Kalaupapa Lookout and is reached by a short forest trail.
Can visitors walk around Molokai ancient sites?
Some sites have viewing areas or short access routes, but visitors should stay on marked paths, avoid disturbing stones and treat cultural places with respect.
Are Molokai ancient sites good for learning island history?
Yes. These sites help visitors understand Molokai's Hawaiian fishponds, sacred places, south shore history and cultural landscape.