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Waimea Valley highlights

• Ancient Hawaiian archaeological sites – 78 sites of interest have been identified here, including religious shrines, housing sites, agricultural terraces, and ancient fishponds.
• Wildlife – native and endangered birds call Waimea Valley home, including the alae ula, and all five species of o opu, a native freshwater fish that can be found in the Kamananui Stream. Please note that due to the fragile wildlife of the park, no domestic animals may be brought to Waimea Valley, with the exception of service dogs.
• Cultural activities – take part in rich cultural pastimes as you spend your day at Waimea Valley (call ahead to see what’s on the schedule for the day). Activities include Lei making, Kapa demonstrations, Hula lessons, Hawaiian games, crafts, music, and storytelling with Kūpuna.
• Artisanal offerings and cuisine – see and purchase the work of North Shore artists and Hawaiian artisans showcasing their locally-made products. Dine at the on-site concessionaires, which feature local and fresh ingredients.
• Waimea Valley waterfalls – If you’re a fan of the TV show Lost, you might recognize Waimea Valley’s waterfalls as the place where Kate found the briefcase in the show’s first season.