Historic Kailua Village Walking Tour

Ahuena Heiau & canoe.

Once a small Hawaiian fishing village, Kailua grew to become the political, social and commercial center of Kona in the 19th century. When King Kamehameha I chose Kailua to be his final home, Kailua became the capital of Hawai' i for many years. Historic structures such as Hulihe'e Palace, Moku'aikaua Church, and St. Michael's Catholic Church indicate Kailua's importance as a favorite royal residence and center for early missionary activity. Learn more about Kailua's colorful history by joining the Kona Historical Society's award winning Historic Kailua Village Walking Tour. The 75 minute guided tour costs $15.00 per person and includes a 24-page booklet with over 40- archival photographs of Kailua village. Reservations are required a week in advance with a minimum of 10 people. To make reservations or for more information call 938-8825.

Historic Walk Map available from the Kona Historical Society.	Guided Kailua Village tour.
Kailua Bay & Alii Drive.	Moku'aikaua Church .
Ahuena Heiau.	Scenic Alii Drive.