Welcome to Kaunakakai, HI

A boat ramp and mooring area for small craft are just off the N end of the wharf.
A channel, marked by private buoys, leads to a small-boat harbor off the SE side of the wharf. The SE side of the channel and E side of the harbor are extremely shoal; caution is advised. The harbor is protected on its E side by a detached breakwater. There are 29 slips that are reserved for regular occupancy; no visitor slips are available.
Water is piped to the wharf; gasoline and diesel fuel can be delivered by tank truck. Some marine supplies may be obtained in Kaunakakai.
Navigation:
The harbor is about 600 feet wide by 1,500 feet long and is open to the S. The approach to the basin is marked by lighted and unlighted buoys.
The State-owned wharf, lit by floodlights at night, provides a cargo shed and 500 feet of berthing space. A 700-yard-long mole extends NE from wharf to shore. The mole protects small craft from the trade winds.
When barges are present, the wharf is a secure area and proper identification is required for access.