Old Koloa Town

The town is very small and there are not many people. It is a typical American town style. Only you can see people by opening the door of the store and restaurant. The locals are very enthusiastic. If you don’t go to the beach to play, it’s especially pleasant to come to the town.

The ancient town of Keloa was still very pleasant to us. It is more lively than expected. It is also a rest stop for our self-driving car. I like this atmosphere in the American countryside. The people here are also very enthusiastic.

Richmond in the ancient town has been a long time. It is also a transit area for island tours. You can subsidize a lot of life here. There are quite a lot of hotels here. You can rent cars and tour guides.

The ancient town belongs to an ancient building that is very primitive and historical here. The town is also a center of supply. You can buy some food and drink here. The location of the ancient town is also very unique. The architectural characteristics of the whole area are also very good. [View] The scenery is beautiful, Daddy [Fun] Very interesting [Cost-effective] OK

Worth a visit, an old town ～～～

Introduction to the Historic Path of Coloa - "The Historic Path of Coloa is a 10-mile (16-kilometer) long self-help tour route along which there are 14 scenic spots, including :Horn Fountain Park, Prince Kushio Park, Pop Beach Park, Pure Land Temple of Coloa, etc. Coloa is located on the South coast, where Hawaii's first commercial sugar plantation once flourished. The Sucrose Monument is located behind the beautiful rain tree in the center of the ancient town of Coloa, opposite the ruins of the stone chimney of the Coloa Sugar Factory built in 1841.