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Located on the south shore of the island, the blowhole is a natural phenomenon caused by the pressure of waves against a lava shelf. As the waves crash against the shelf, water is forced through a small hole in the rock, creating a geyser-like effect. The height of the spout depends on the size of the waves, but it can reach up to 30 feet high! Visitors can see the blowhole from a viewing platform located just above it.
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4370 Lawai Road, Koloa, Hawaii 96756, United States
