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Pohakuloa, Hawaii, is a unique destination with a cool-tropical climate, making it pleasant to visit almost all year round. Flights to Pohakuloa can be booked through eDreams.

Low Season in Pohakuloa

Winter (November to February) sees the highest rainfall, which can impact outdoor activities. However, it's an excellent time for birdwatchers, with upland game bird season open from November to January. Temperatures average around 55° Fahrenheit (12.8° Celsius).

High Season in Pohakuloa

The rest of the year experiences less rainfall and warmer temperatures, also averaging around 55° Fahrenheit (12.8° Celsius). This makes it ideal for exploring the volcanic landscapes and participating in activities like hunting, which is available on weekends and public holidays.

Pohakuloa, located on the Big Island of Hawaii, offers a unique experience for those interested in military history and culture. With flights to Pohakuloa readily available through eDreams, your adventure can begin hassle-free.

The Best Attractions to See in Pohakuloa

Pohakuloa isn't your typical tourist destination, but it offers unique attractions, especially if you are interested in military history.

• Pōhakuloa Training Area (PTA): Witness military exercises (check availability, as public access might be limited).
• USO Pohakuloa Training Area: A great place to relax and connect with military personnel and resources, especially if you have connections to the armed forces.
• Bradshaw Army Airfield: Take a look at the airfield during open house events if you're lucky enough to be there when one is held.
• Explore the surrounding natural beauty: The area around Pohakuloa offers unique landscapes, including volcanic mountains and other natural wonders. Enjoy the unique ecosystem while respecting its delicate balance.
• Learn about local culture: While Pohakuloa itself is a military base, the surrounding Big Island is rich in Hawaiian culture. Consider visiting nearby towns and historical sites to delve deeper into the island's traditions and heritage.