Polihale Beach, Kaua‘i’s longest stretch of sand, is a place of haunting beauty. From the cliffs where souls leap into Pō to the hidden heiau once sacred to the hula goddess Laka, spirits linger in the shadows. Visitors have reported seeing the night marchers, hearing the rhythmic beat of ghostly drums, and feeling the chill of the supernatural as darkness blankets the sand. Discover the legends of haunted places in Hawaii and the mysteries of supernatural Honolulu on this unforgettable journey.

Just beyond the luxury of the Sheraton Maui lies a sacred cliff known as Pu‘u Keka‘a. In ancient times, warriors proved their courage by diving from these heights. Today, whispers of ghostly figures standing at the edge—and vanishing into the sea—suggest not all who leapt have moved on. Is it pride, punishment, or unfinished purpose that keeps them tethered to this realm?

Moanalua Valley may appear quiet today, but its past tells a different story. From sacred burial sites and pathways to the afterlife, to ghostly night marcher processions witnessed from land and sea, this valley has long been known as a place where history and legend walk hand in hand. Some say its secrets still echo through school hallways and haunted roadsides.