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Papalaua Falls
21° 9.6′ N · 156° 48.3′ W
A five-step waterfall in Papalaua Valley whose huge middle drop is easily seen from the sea, often confused with nearby Kahiwa Falls.
Practical
Wikipedia: fed by Kawai Nui Stream, about 1,644 ft total with a middle drop of about 1,120 ft visible from the sea; strongest November to March. Coast Pilot 10 describes it as 10 miles east of Kalaupapa Peninsula and 5 miles west of Cape Halawa, starting at about 2,000 ft with a 500 ft drop in one place. View from offshore only.
Best for
Waterfall viewing on a North Shore cruise