7 Puahi Street Kalaupapa , HI 96742 Kalaupapa is an extremely isolated place, surrounded on three sides by ocean and two-thousand foot cliffs on the fourth. Consequently, there is no road access into the peninsula. Kalaupapa cannot be reached by automobile. To get to the park, visitors must travel by air, mule, or on foot. See the park's Direction and Transportation webpage for additional information. Hawaii enjoys warm temperatures year-round, although site conditions at the park can vary depending on weather and time of year. The rainy season is in the winter with the more hot and humid days in the summer. Trade winds are fairly constant and typically blow from the northeast. Daytime temperatures range from 65–75° F in the winter to 80-90°F in the summer. Nighttime temperatures are often in the 60-70°F range. Entrance Fee-free This site is fee-free year-round. No entrance fee or pass is required. Public WiFi is not available.
There is no public Wi-fi offered. Cellular service is generally poor. Visiting Kalaupapa National Historical ParkThe strictly limited access to Kalaupapa National Historical Park requires prospective visitors be aware of several critical pieces of information before planning their visit. Permits and Entering
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Last updated: May 31, 2023