Service· Hawaii (Big Island)· Hawaii
Honokohau Harbor Fuel Dock
19° 40.2′ N · 156° 1.6′ W · approximate
The only fuel berth on the Big Island, to starboard just inside the Honokohau entrance, where cruisers take on fuel and water and can lie alongside briefly even when there is no visitor slip.
Practical
Coordinate is approximate: placed just inside the harbor entrance on the starboard (south) side as Noonsite and Noodle's Notes describe; confirm on arrival. Noonsite: 'fuel berth to sta'bd at the harbor entrance'; the two DLNR visitor stern-tie berths are on this same first wharf. Noodle's Notes: you can tie up at the fuel dock for a while to take on fuel and water, and the fuel dock building houses a well-stocked convenience store. Berths here are also med-moor. Hours and current prices were not verified; call the harbor office, (808) 327-3685. Elsewhere on the coast there is no fuel dock: Kailua and Keauhou fuel is by jerry can or truck.
Best for
Diesel, gasoline and water on the Kona coast
Nearby
- Honokohau HarborRight here
- Honokohau Harbor Port of Entry (CBP)Right here
- Kona Storms (Winter Southwesterlies)Right here
- Kona Sportfishing Fleet (Honokohau Harbor)0.2 NM away
- The Yard (formerly Gentry's Kona Marina) Boatyard0.2 NM away
- Harbor House Restaurant (Honokohau)0.3 NM away
- Honokohau Anchorage (north of the entrance)0.3 NM away
- Honokohau Chandleries and Marine Supply0.3 NM away
Place data includes © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).