Coconut Point Light

Perched on Coconut Island in Hawaii’s Hilo Bay, Coconut Point Light has guided mariners since its construction in 1975. This modern navigational aid replaced earlier lighting efforts in the area and remains an active beacon maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard. Its compact tower and tropical island setting distinguish it from mainland lighthouses, offering a uniquely Hawaiian backdrop. The light is not open to the public, so visitors cannot climb it, but it photographs beautifully from the shoreline or by boat, especially during golden hour when warm light plays off Hilo Bay. Nearby, visitors can explore Liliuokalani Gardens, the Pacific Tsunami Museum, and Rainbow Falls.

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Explore Nearby

• ʻAkaka Falls State Park — State Park in Hawaii
• ʻAiea Bay State Recreation Area — State Park in Hawaii