Hulihee Palace

Hulihee Palace is located in the Kailua-Kona area and was built during the early 19^th century out of locally sourced lava rock.  Hawaiian royalty used this impressive landmark as a vacation home.  Today, Hulihee Palace, operates as a museum attraction. Hulihee Palace is filled with memorabilia relating to its past regal residents.  King Kalakua gave the Palace the name of ‘Hikulani Hale’, after himself.  ‘Hikulani Hale’ means “House of the Seventh Leader”. An earthquake that hit the Big Island’s in 2006 suffered minor structural damage.  There are plans for renovations resolving the problems soon.

Hawaii (Big Island) landmark Open: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00- 4:00 and Sunday 10:00- 4:00

75-5718 Alii Drive, Kailua-Kona, The Big Island, HI-96740, Hawaii (HI), USA, US