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Haleiwa Review
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Haleiwa
Towns, North Shore
Fodor's Review:
During the 1920s this seaside hamlet boasted a posh seaside hotel at the end of a railroad line (both long gone). During the 1960s, hippies gathered here, followed by surfers from around the world. Today Haleiwa is a fun mix, with old general stores and contemporary boutiques, galleries, and eateries. Be sure to stop in at Liliuokalani Protestant Church, founded by missionaries in the 1830s. It's fronted by a large, stone archway built in 1910 and covered with night-blooming cereus.
INFO
- Address: Follow H-1 west from Honolulu to H-2 north, exit at Wahiawa, follow Kamehameha Hwy. 6 mi, turn left at signaled intersection, then right into Haleiwa, HI
- Web site
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- Haleiwa Joe's Seafood Grill
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