Located in the Kalihi neighborhood of Honolulu, Hawaii, this historic range light once guided vessels through the narrow Kalihi Channel into Honolulu Harbor. Paired with a rear range light, the two beacons worked in alignment to help ships navigate safely. The light is no longer active and is not open to the public, so visitors cannot climb the structure. Its waterfront setting makes it a compelling subject for photography, with golden hour offering the best light against the harbor backdrop. Nearby attractions include Sand Island State Recreation Area, Honolulu Harbor, and the vibrant Chinatown district. The light stands as a quiet reminder of Hawaii’s rich maritime heritage.
Explore Nearby
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- ʻAiea Bay State Recreation Area — State Park in Hawaii
