Waioli Mission House

Hanalei, Estados Unidos

3.7

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+1 808-245-3202
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Hanalei, HI 96766 Estados Unidos
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
400 mWilcox
470 mLihue Big Save
570 mWalmart
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Horário local (Hanalei) 14:47 quarta-feira, 2 de julho de 2025

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3 avaliações para Waioli Mission House

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Classificação do local: 1
San Antonio, TX
We saw the sign yesterday (Friday) that said it was open on Saturdays. Because of that, we drove up from Kapaa to go there. Upon arriving we were told that it was only open Tuesday and Thursday and you had to call ahead to arrange a tour. We checked the sign again and it said they were open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9:00 — 3:00. Call first! Disappointed!
Classificação do local: 5
Campbell, CA
A must stop if you are interested in the history of the missionaries in Hawaii. The house is a step back in time and it is amazing that it survives today but only due to the generosity of the descendants of the original missionaries. Many original pieces of furniture and furnishing are still in their original places.
It is a little hard to find but is behind the green church in Hanalei, so just walk from the road across the grass to the white fence. Also, it is only open a few days each week so plan ahead.
Classificação do local: 5
La Mirada, CA
The BEST hidden piece of history on Kauai!
Back behind the Waioli Huiia Church, but hidden by landscaping is the Waioli Mission House. There’s no sign on the hwy or anywhere to even let you know it’s there. Drive down the un-​named dirt road past the Church and you’ll see a small sign for parking. I absolutely LOVED this tour as you’re up close and personal with it all. Ring the bell and the docent (who lives on the grounds) comes across the lawn and lets you in the house. Upstairs, downstairs, even in the closets! Just me, hubby & the docent. It’s free, but they ask for a $ 10.00 donation — I put a 20 in the box — if you’re into history, you MUST see the house!