Anchoring:
Yachts can anchor just north of the main harbor entrance in sand. Holding is good.
Moorings:
The commercial harbor has a few recreational moorings on the east side of the breakwater. Call the Honokohau Harbour Master to find out where/if there is a mooring available.
Dockage:
There is a new harbor to the south of the commercial harbor which has pontoons installed. The Harbormaster might have availability, but as space is limited it's offered on a first-come-first-served basis.
Getting Ashore:
Dinghies can be landed near the boat launch ramp and there are a few places to eat and a convenience store within easy walking distance.
Last updated: April 2021
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