As you drive along Highway 56, you will first reach the Maniniholo Dry cave. It s situated among a grotto of ferns just across the street from Haena Beach park. When you walk in the cave feels deep and dry and if you're lucky you might find some local craftspeople discreetly selling their wares. I have picked up beautiful shell necklaces here among other things.

Continue down the road and you will see a grassy "Visitor Parking Area" clearly marked to your right. Park here, and walk 50 feet down the road till you see a gravel driveway on the left. Hike up this driveway and you will soon find yourself at the gaping mouth of the Waikapala'e Wet Cave. Descend carefully if you like; this is the home of a mo`o wahine akua or lizard goddess & you can't help but feel her presence here.

I have had many a beautiful meditation in this cavern. You can't help but feel the life force of the earth when you are so deep within her. This is one stop you should not miss.

Finally, last but not least, just before you reach Ke'e beach at the end of the road you will see the last cave, Waiakanaloa Wet cave off to the left. This one is generally filled with algae and is not to be explored. Simply enjoy the view!