Coordinates: 21.0272°N, -156.58863°W
Approx. Elevation: 10 feet (3 meters)
USGS Map Area: Napili
Feature Type: Park
| Feature | USGS Topo Map |
|---|---|
| Honolua-Mokuleia Bay Marine Life Conservation District | Napili |
| Fleming Park | Napili |
| D T Fleming Beach Park | Napili |
| Waihee Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Preserve | Wailuku |
| Honokowai Beach Park | Lahaina |
| Waihee Ball Park | Wailuku |
| Waihee Beach Park | Wailuku |
| Waiehu Beach Pavilion | Wailuku |
| Waiehu Heights Park | Wailuku |
| Paukukalo Park | Wailuku |
Nakalele Blowhole in West Maui, Hawaii
Nakalele Blowhole is near the northernmost place of West Maui. When waves hit the lava sea caves under Nakalele Point just right a huge saltwater spray will thrust skyward through the blowhole.
You can reach Nakalele Blowhole by driving north on Honoapiilani Highway (Highway 30) from the Lahaina or Kaanapali area or on Kahekili Highway (Hwy 340) from Kahului.
Nakalele Blowhole is listed in the Parks Category for Maui County in the state of Hawaii. Nakalele Blowhole is displayed on the "Napili" USGS topo map. The latitude and longitude coordinates (GPS waypoint) of Nakalele Blowhole are 21.0272 (North), -156.58863 (West) and the approximate elevation is 10 feet (3 meters) above sea level. If you are interested in visiting Nakalele Blowhole you can print the free topographic map, terrain map, satellite/aerial images, and other maps using the link above. The location, topography, nearby roads and trails, and towns around Nakalele Blowhole (Park) can be seen in the layers of this interactive map. If you have already visited Hawaii's Nakalele Blowhole in Maui County, the nearest Parks are listed above for your consideration.
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