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Often called Old Koloa Town and home of some 1,500 plus residents.Fortunately the town was well-preserved sparing the plantation homes in downtown Koloa making it a homey and relaxing remembrance of the past. Additionally plaques were reserved to remember the workers, while the residence admire the preservation of the sugar mills tourists can help revitalize the memory of the workers.

Island souvenirs are plentiful when visiting the many old-fashioned storefronts. Marveling in historic relics that were once owned by plantation master. Clothing and grocery stores while needed, give the residents something to talk about. Koloa's main gathering center is the wondrous monkey pod trees now used as canopies to shelter visitors during lunch time. The Koloa's History Center and Sugar Monument are main attractions and add to the old-fashioned appeal of this greatly preserved town. Visitors and residents enjoy eating under the trees of Koloa's and enjoying friendly conversation.

Koloa's community enjoys the Annual Plantation Days Festival that brings music, laughter, and games alike. Koloa prides itself on sharing the look of Hawaiian towns from past years. It has preserved several of the oldest buildings in Koloa history. Recreation consists of many outdoor activities including fishing, snorkeling, surfing, and scuba diving. Additional outdoor recreation in Koloa are Poipu Bay & Kiauna golf courses. Their beautiful scenery are a sight for sore eyes. Heritage Trail and many art galleries show tourists a few additional historic sights of Koloa. And one can explore the great ruins in Koloa, which is located in town.

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