Kewalo Basin Park

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Kewalo Basin Park is mainly used for sports fishing and provides residents boat ramp access to the ocean. In addition, locals and tourist, who wish to experience the sport of fishing, may hire or join a boat crew for a nominal fee. Kewalo Basin Park is located between Kaka'ako Waterfront Park and Ala Moana Beach Park. Aerial view of the Kewalo Basin Park. Photograph courtesy of The Business Journal. Sports or leisure fishing activities at a boat harbor. Photo courtesy of Kewalo Harbor.
High-rise mixed-use residential and business building with Kaka'ako Makai Gateway Park in the foreground.A film crew films the television show, Hawaii 5-O, in Kaka'ako Makai Gateway Park.Open space in Kaka'ako Makai Gateway Park used for leisure or sports

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