Kamalo Harbor
Kaunakakai, Hawaii
Kayak
Long ago on the island of Molokai lived Kupa, the high chief, and Kamalo, one of his priests. Kamalo had two sons, who had great courage and accomplished great feats of daring. Kupa had a house constructed in the Mapulehu valley, which ended in the harbor and is now called Aikanaka. Kamalo's temple was located nearby, in the village of Kaluaaha, which faces the channel between Molokai and Maui.
More Information
The Legend of Kamalo and the Shark God - To-Hawaii.com
The Legend of Kamalo and the Shark God follows a Molokai tale of sacred drums, grief, revenge and Kauhuhu.
https://www.to-hawaii.com/legends/kamalo.phpDirections
From Kaunakakai, Hawaii
- Head southeast on Makaena Pl toward Maluolu Pl (0.3 mi)
- Turn left onto HI-460 (0.2 mi)
- Continue onto HI-450 (10.0 mi)
It is located in Molokai Island, Hawaii, United States.