Things to do in Laie
Lāʻie, home to the Polynesian Cultural Center, is on the North Shore drive, along with the old plantation town of Kahuku. The center presents the cultures of Hawaiʻi, Fiji, Aotearoa (New Zealand), Samoa, Tahiti and Tonga, and calls itself a living museum that supports students at Brigham Young University-Hawaiʻi. It is closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
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Attractions near Laie
All attractions ▸Hukilau BeachA beach in Lāʻie with no lifeguards on the State or City lists.Pounders BeachA County beach park in Lāʻie with no lifeguards on the State or City lists.Polynesian Cultural CenterA living museum of Polynesian cultures in Lāʻie, with island villages by day and the HĀ: Breath of Life show at night.Goat Island (Mokuauia)Mokūʻauia, a State seabird sanctuary islet in Lāʻie Bay where visitors stay below the high water mark, leave by sunset and bring no dogs.
About Laie
In Lāʻie Bay, just off Mālaekahana Beach Park, Mokūʻauia, also called Goat Island, is a seabird sanctuary where access is limited to the area below the high water mark.
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