KALELE KAI · EAST HONOLULU
Waterfront living
in Hawaiʻi Kai.
Spacious residences and waterfront townhomes.
Landscaped grounds beside the marina.
Residences along
the marina.
Kalele Kai brings together condominium residences and waterfront townhomes at 1 Keahole Place. Landscaped grounds extend along the Hawaiʻi Kai Marina, with views toward the surrounding mountains and coastline.
Residents have access to a pool and spa, a cabana, barbecue areas and waterfront paths. Onsite management and security support the community.
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Two- and three-bedroom homes.
Spacious lanais.
Waterfront townhomes.
Pool, gardens
and waterfront.
Shared spaces for recreation, outdoor dining
and time with family and friends.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
Community gallery.
03 / HAWAIʻI KAI
Hawaiʻi Kai,
East Honolulu.
Kalele Kai is close to Hawaiʻi Kai’s shopping and dining, with Maunalua Bay and the parks and trails of East Oʻahu nearby.
Marina and coast
The Hawaiʻi Kai Marina connects with Maunalua Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Visit the marina association for vessel registration and access information.
Shopping and dining
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Hawaii Kai Shopping Center
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SafewayGroceries
A full grocery store at 377 Keahole Street. Shop for produce, pantry staples and prepared foods.
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Longs DrugsPharmacy & essentials
The neighborhood Longs at 377 Keahole Street. Find pharmacy services, personal care items and everyday essentials.
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Island Brew CoffeehouseWaterfront cafe
Coffee and cafe fare beside the marina. Island Brew’s Hawaiʻi Kai location is on the waterfront in the Safeway shopping center.
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McDonald’sBurgers & breakfast
Burgers, fries and breakfast favorites at 377 Keahole Street. The menu also includes McCafé coffee and cold drinks.
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Noods Ramen BarRamen
Ramen with choices including black garlic tonkotsu. Its menu also includes vegan bowls.
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Leahi HealthPlant-based cafe
Plant-based bowls, pita tacos and fruit smoothies. Leahi makes its dressings in-house and uses local produce when available.
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Tio’s BurritosBurritos & tacos
Burritos, tacos and bowls at 377 Keahole Street. Menu choices include birria burritos and build-your-own tacos.
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Repetti’s Pizza & ProvisionsPizza & Italian
Pizza, pasta, calzones and sandwiches made from family recipes. The shop offers dine-in, outdoor seating and takeout.
More infoHawaii Kai Towne Center
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Costco WholesaleGroceries & essentials
A membership warehouse for groceries and household staples. The Hawaiʻi Kai location also includes a tire center.
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Roy’s Hawaiʻi KaiIsland dining
The original Roy’s opened here in 1988. Its dining room overlooks Maunalua Bay and serves Roy Yamaguchi’s island-inspired cuisine.
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City MillHome & garden
Hardware, tools and supplies for home projects. The Hawaiʻi Kai store also carries garden and household essentials.
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Maile’s Thai BistroThai dining
Thai dining from chef and owner Maile Sengoura. Her menu draws on Thai, Laotian and local Hawaiʻi flavors.
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Bits & Bites CafeCafe & bakery
A cafe with scones, cakes and drinks. Its Hawaiʻi Kai shop is in Towne Center’s retail plaza.
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Koa Pancake HouseBreakfast & lunch
Traditional breakfast and lunch plates in a casual setting. This Oʻahu restaurant began as a family business in 1988.
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Lanikai JuiceJuices & bowls
Fruit smoothies, juices and bowls. The Hawaiʻi Kai shop is in Towne Center’s retail plaza.
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Māla MarketSandwiches & wraps
Made-to-order sandwiches, wraps and soup. The menu includes vegetarian options and gluten-free bread.
More infoKoko Marina Center
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Moena CafeBreakfast & brunch
Island-inspired breakfast at a locally owned cafe. Signature dishes include short rib loco moco and Chantilly pancakes.
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Kokonuts Shave Ice & SnacksShave ice & treats
Shave ice, ice cream and cold drinks. The shop also serves açaí and pitaya bowls, crepes and snacks.
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PetcoPet supplies
Food, supplies and care products for pets. Grooming services are available at the Koko Marina location.
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WalgreensPharmacy & essentials
Pharmacy services and everyday shopping. The Koko Marina store carries groceries, household goods and personal care items.
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Kona Brewing HawaiʻiMarina pub
A waterfront pub with outdoor seating overlooking Koko Marina. Its menu includes pizzas, burgers, fish, salads and Kona beers.
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Greek MarinaGreek dining
Greek cuisine beside the marina. An outdoor patio overlooks the water.
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Leonard’s MalasadamobileMalasadas
Freshly fried malasadas from Leonard’s mobile shop. Find traditional and filled varieties in the Walgreens parking area.
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Heavenly Island LifestyleMarina cafe & dining
A restaurant and cafe in a marina-front setting. The venue also includes an upstairs gathering space called Upper HEAVENLY.
More infoParks and recreation
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Hanauma BayNature preserve
A marine conservation area with a beach, marine education center, lifeguards, showers and snorkel rentals.
- Admission
- Free with valid Hawaiʻi resident ID; no reservation required. Nonresidents age 13+: $25 plus 2.35% online fee. Children 12 and under: free.
- Parking
- $1 for residents; $3 for nonresidents. Cash payment.
- Hours
- Wednesday–Sunday; entry 6:45 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Beach closes 3:30 p.m.; preserve closes 4 p.m. Closed Christmas and New Year’s Day.
- Entry
- An orientation video is required on each visit. Nonresident admission reservations open two days ahead at 7 a.m. HST.
Koko Crater Botanical GardenBotanical garden
Dryland plant collections occupy 60 acres inside Koko Crater. A self-guided loop passes through the garden.
- Path
- 2-mile loop on an uneven, unpaved roadway with loose rocks.
- Published walking time
- About 1½ hours, according to Honolulu Parks & Recreation.
- Admission & hours
- Free. Sunrise to sunset; closed Christmas and New Year’s Day.
- Facilities
- Portable toilet; no drinking water.
Makapuʻu Lighthouse TrailCoastal trail
A paved route leads to lookouts above Makapuʻu Lighthouse. The lighthouse itself is closed to visitors.
- Distance & elevation
- 2 miles round trip; 500 feet of elevation gain.
- Published hiking time
- About 2 hours, according to Hawaiʻi State Parks.
- Admission
- No entrance fee.
- Facilities
- Trailhead parking; no drinking water or restrooms.
Park facilities & access
Koko Crater Railway TrailCrater trail
The route follows a former military tramway to Koko Crater’s summit.
- Route
- Over 1,000 tramway steps; approximately 0.8 mile uphill.
- Elevation gain
- Approximately 1,100 feet.
- Facilities
- Restrooms and a drinking fountain at the district-park entrance; no summit facilities.
Sandy Beach ParkBeach park
A beach park on Oʻahu’s southeastern shore with a grassy picnic area.
- Ocean hazards
- Strong currents, dangerous shorebreak and high surf are documented at this beach.
- Facilities
- Picnic tables, restrooms and showers.
- Lifeguard hours
- Daily, 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m., as listed by the Hawaiʻi Department of Health.
Official lifeguard schedule
Information checked November 3, 2026. Walking times shown are estimates published by the named park authority. See the linked sources for current access, fees and notices.
Information for
residents.
Try online forms, access Condo Control, and find documents and management contacts.
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