Honokohau Harbor

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Honokohau Harbor is a small boat harbor and marina on the west coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, serving as a popular departure point for fishing charters, recreational boating, and ocean tours.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf boat harbor
marina
adjacentTo Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park
country United States
governingBody State of Hawaii Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation
hasAccess Queen Kaahumanu Highway
hasActivity charter boat operations
commercial tour operations
recreational fishing
hasFacility boat ramps
fuel dock
parking area
restrooms
slips for small boats
isOn west coast of the Island of Hawaii
locatedIn Hawaii
linked to: Hawaiʻi (island)

North Kona District
locatedNear Kailua-Kona
locatedOnBodyOfWater Pacific Ocean
locatedOnCoastOf Island of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii Island
nearbyCity Kailua-Kona
primaryUse fishing charters
ocean tours
recreational boating
region West Hawaii
usedFor sailing
scuba diving charters
snorkel tours
sport fishing
whale watching tours

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North Kona District contains Honokohau Harbor
North Kona District hasMarina Honokohau Small Boat Harbor
linked to: Honokohau Harbor
Kamakahonu Beach near Kailua-Kona harbor
linked to: Honokohau Harbor
Hawaii state harbor system hasPart Honokohau Small Boat Harbor
linked to: Honokohau Harbor