Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove/Kiowea Park

Frommer's Review

This royal grove -- 1,000 coconut trees on 10 acres planted in 1863 by the island's high chief Kapua'iwa (later, King Kamehameha V) -- is a major roadside attraction. The shoreline park is a favorite subject of sunset photographers and visitors who delight in a hand-lettered sign that warns: DANGER: FALLING COCONUTS. In its backyard, across the highway, stands Church Row: seven churches, each a different denomination -- clear evidence of the missionary impact on Hawaii.

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