Be smart and safe, bring a telephoto lens and view this from a safe distance. If there is a swell (waves breaking against the cliff) don't go down there, a large wave could break over the cliff...
Nakalele Blowhole
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Nakalele Blowhole is a natural wonder located near the northernmost tip of Maui, Hawaii. Formed by ancient lava flows, this blowhole shoots water into the air with each wave, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. While it can be seen from the road or trailhead, caution is advised as getting too close to the blowhole can be extremely dangerous, with the potential for serious injury or even death.
Visitors are urged to exercise caution and stay away from the blowhole area, as sudden large waves can knock them down and potentially suck them into the blowhole. Despite its beauty, Nakalele Blowhole is a reminder that nature should be admired from a safe distance.
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Nakalele Blowhole was the next destination on the list after snorkeling ar Honolua Bay! They were about 15 minutes or so apart. The path to Nakalele Blowhole was a little rough so make sure to...
Beautiful but a very difficult to climb. Crazy that they now charge $17 to park! What a ripoff!
I'd recommend this but start at the Acid War Zone trailhead and walk through what looks like the craters of the moon to see the blow whole a safe distance from the crowds.
About a 30-minute drive from Kaanapali this spot showcases the power of the ocean waves crashing towards the shore to create a plume of water. If you're not able to hike the terrain to get a...
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