New Rules for the Big Island’s Kealakekua Bay State Park
In order to protect one of Hawaii’s most historically and culturally significant shorelines and coral reef ecosystems, Hawaii’s Department. of Land and Natural Resources now requires a permit to land kayaks, canoes and other vessels near the Captain Cook Monument, located within the bay park. What does this new permit process mean for visitors
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New Rules for the Big Island’s Kealakekua Bay State Park