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Kawela Battlefield: Long before hostilities with European settlers existed, inter-island rivalries and battles took place between native Hawaiians. This is site of a 5-day battle which took place in 1736 where joint forces of Molokai and Hawaii defeated invading forces from Oahu. Thousands of warriors perished, including Oahu chief, Kapiiohookai.

Ancient Hawaiian Fishponds: Encompasses dozens of centuries old fish enclosures used to house fish before they were eaten by royal Hawaiian chieftains.