These ancestral lands were given to Lili‘uokalani’s mother Keohokālole during the Great Mahele in 1848 and later inherited by Lili‘uokalani when Keohokālole died. Queen Lili‘uokalani willingly shared this land with her people, greatly appreciating the beauty of the setting. The Queen did not divest herself of her inherited lands. Though her personal finances would have benefited, she kept her lands intact in sacred trust. Preserving the Queen's lands is a sacred duty of the Trust as expressed in Lili‘uokalani's Deed of Trust.

Land Information (PDF Format)

• Keahuolu Aerial View (2.9 MB)
• Keahuolu Zoning (1.3 MB)
• Makalapua Center Overview (300 K)
• Waikīkī Aerial View (800 K)

The Trust owns approximately 6,400 acres of Hawai'i land.

Total Acres by Major Zoning Category:

• Agriculture/Conservation - 91%
• Residential/Commercial - 9%

Total Acres by Region:

• Kona - 55.3% (3,517 acres)
• Honohina - 44.2% (2,821 acres)
• Waikīkī - 0.25% (16 acres)
• Other O'ahu - 0.13% (8 acres)