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Koloa, Hawaii
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The park is famous for its blowhole, where ocean waves force water through a lava tube, creating a spout that can reach up to 50 feet high. source: Hawaii State Parks
The blowhole is known for its distinctive hissing and roaring sounds, which are caused by the air and water being forced through the narrow lava tube. source: Hawaii State Parks
According to Hawaiian legend, the hissing sound is the voice of a giant lizard trapped in the lava tube. source: Hawaii State Parks
The Spouting Horn Park flea market offers a variety of locally made crafts, including jewelry, clothing, and art, providing a glimpse into Hawaiian culture. source: Kauai.com
Spouting Horn Park is part of efforts to protect the endangered Hawaiian monk seal, which can sometimes be seen resting on the nearby beaches. source: NOAA Fisheries
The park is home to native Hawaiian plants, including naupaka and beach morning glory, which thrive in the coastal environment. source: Hawaii State Parks
