Kaena

Kaena is a toponym and personal name that may refer to several different subjects. The most prominent uses are geographic and cultural artifacts in Hawaii and a 2003 animated feature film.

Kaena Point is the westernmost point of the island of Oahu, Hawaii. The headland forms a rugged coastline and serves as a natural habitat for seabirds and native plants. Access is primarily by foot along remote trails; the area is part of Kaena Point State Park and the Kaena Point Natural Area Reserve, protected for conservation and research.

Kaena Point State Park is a Hawaii state park that protects the coastal environment around Kaena Point. The park preserves the natural landscape, shoreline, and wildlife, including nesting seabirds. The reserve area within the broader Kaena Point complex protects habitat that is among the most extensive and relatively undisturbed on the island.

Kaena: The Prophecy is a 2003 animated fantasy film released in English as Kaena. It is a French‑American collaboration and is notable for its early use of digital animation to render large-scale fantasy environments and action sequences.

In use as a personal name, Kaena is occasionally employed in various cultures.