The lava-stone Mokuʻaikaua Church with its white steeple among palm trees.

Free entry

Mokuʻaikaua Church

Mokuʻaikaua Church on Aliʻi Drive, opposite Huliheʻe Palace, belongs to the oldest Christian congregation in Hawaiʻi, founded in 1820 by the first American missionaries, who landed at Kailua. The present church was completed in 1837 of lava stone bound with coral mortar, with an interior of ʻōhiʻa and koa wood; its steeple rises over Kailua's waterfront.

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Price: Free entry

Nearby

Huliheʻe Palace

palace

Ahuʻena Heiau

historic site

Frequently asked questions

Is Mokuʻaikaua Church free?

Yes. Entry to Mokuʻaikaua Church is free.

Free entry

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