Hawaii waterfalls are one of the U.S. state of Hawaii's great visitor attractions.
| Name | Island | Height (feet) |
Height (meters) |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ʻAkaka Falls | Hawaii | 442 | 135[1] | |
| Hiilawe Waterfall | Hawaii | 1,450 | 440[1] | |
| Mount Waialeale Falls | Hawaii | Wall of Tears | ||
| Onomea Falls | Hawaii | |||
| Rainbow Falls (Hawaii) | Hawaii | 80 | 24 | |
| Umauma Falls | Hawaii | |||
| Waihilau Falls | Hawaii | 2,600 | 790[1] | |
| Waiilikahi Falls | Hawaii | 1,080 | 330[1] | |
| Hanakapiai Falls | Kauai | 300 | 91[1] | |
| Hoolea Falls | Kauai[2] | |||
| Hoʻopiʻi Falls | Kauai | |||
| Kipu Falls | Kauai | |||
| Manawaiopuna Falls | Kauai[2] | 400 | 120 | |
| ʻŌpaekaʻa Falls | Kauai | 150 | 46[1] | |
| Uluwehi Falls | Kauai[2] | Difficult terrain. Kayak/canoe access. | ||
| Wailua Falls | Kauai | 173 | 53 | |
| Alelele Falls | Maui[2] | Kipahulu District of Haleakala National Park | ||
| Kopiliula Falls | Maui[2] | |||
| Honokohau Falls | Maui | 1,100 | 340[1] | No access on foot. |
| Makahiku Falls | Maui | 2,000 | 610[1] | |
| Pools of Oheo | Maui[2] | Seven pools Haleakala National Park | ||
| Puaa Kaa Falls | Maui[2] | |||
| Twin Falls | Maui[2] | |||
| Waikani Falls | Maui[2] | |||
| Waimoku Falls | Maui | 400 | 120[1] | Pipiwai Trail in Haleakalā National Park |
| Kahiwa Falls | Molokai | 2,165 | 660 | |
| Moalua Falls | Molokai | 250 | 76[2] | |
| Oloʻupena Falls | Molokai | 2,953 | 900[1] | |
| Papalaua Falls | Molokai | 1,250 | 380[1] | |
| Puʻukaʻoku Falls | Molokai | 2,700 | 820[1] | |
| Kaipapau Falls | Oahu | Long hike to access | ||
| Kaliuwaa Falls | Oahu[2] | 1,100 | 340[2] | Closed to the public |
| Kapena Falls | Oahu[2] | |||
| Lulumahu Falls | Oahu[2] | Requires permit to visit | ||
| Manoa Falls | Oahu | 150 | 46[1] | |
| Waikahalulu Falls | Oahu[2] | |||
| Waipuhia Falls | Oahu[2] | AKA Upside-down Falls. Difficult trail. |