The waters of the Pacific Ocean off the shores of Salt Pond Beach Park are a sight to behold. The real eyeful, however, is what lies beneath the surf.
Salt Pond Beach Park is located near Hanapepe on Kauai’s Westside. The area was named for the traditional Hawaiian sea salt produced in pools located near the beach. For many generations during summer months, Hawaiian families have dug out pans from the red soil to evaporate seawater and produce natural sea salt. After the salt is produced it is bagged and used not for cooking. The natural sea salt is also used for an Epsom salt-like medicine, offered plain or mixed with red clay. Even now, traditional Hawaiian salt is still available at some markets on the island.
When you visit Salt Pond Beach Park, you may see some families at work in their saltpans. The knowledge and skill is handed down from generation to generation, and the art is practiced with pride. Observing these people as they work, you’ll get a real feel for the traditional lifestyle of families. Take care not to walk too close to the saltpans, as they provide necessary livelihood and time-honoured tradition to the people of...
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