Waialua Sugar Mill

Filmed as Nigerian village

📍 67-106 Kealohanui Street, Waialua, Waialua, United States

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Scene breakdown

Nigerian village

S02E10 Mild spoilers

Eko's flashbacks to his Nigerian childhood and his brother Yemi.

Mr. Eko Yemi

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Real-world history

Plantation sugar mill whose current mill dates from 1898 and which closed in 1996. The dusty yard stood in for Eko's Nigerian village. It is now a small hub of shops, a coffee roaster and a Saturday farmers market.

Logistics & accessibility

Admission: Free to walk the public frontage; shops keep their own hours (roughly 9am to 5pm).

Parking & accessibility: Free customer lot.

Best time to visit: Saturday morning for the farmers market.

What else to see here

Mokulēʻia Beach (Flight 815 crash site)

Beach

15 min drive
Haleʻiwa town

Food and surf shops.

Town

10 min drive