Want to take a peek at ancient Hawaiian history? Hamoa Beach and its ancient, manmade fishponds which were created by lava rock walls peeking over the edge of the ocean, represent the sophisticated fishing techniques that have been practiced by Hawaiians for thousands of years. In the past, these fishponds were used to cultivate exclusive species of fish that were only eaten by chiefs and kings. Today, the ponds are off limits to tourists, so don’t touch them – but be sure to take the time to look at this remnant of Hawaii’s ancient days. Hana Picnic Co has more info and directions!
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