Kalkaua

Kalkaua is a coastal town and the administrative center of the Kalkaua District in the fictional island nation of Halori. Located on the eastern shore of the Halori Sea, the town sits at the mouth of the Kalkaua River and serves as a regional hub for commerce, fishing, and services.

The town lies on a low-lying peninsula with coral reefs offshore. The climate is tropical, with a pronounced wet season from May to October and a dry season from November to April.

Archaeological finds indicate settlement around the 11th century. The town developed as a trading port in the maritime network of Halori shipping routes. It gained municipal status in the mid-20th century and became the district capital when Halori reorganized its administrative divisions in 1952.

The economy centers on fishing, tuna processing, and aquaculture, supplemented by light manufacturing and coastal tourism. Kalkaua Port handles regional ferry traffic and cargo. Public services include a municipal hospital, a small airport project in development, and a network of schools.

The population speaks Halori and Kalkauan, with bilingual use common in commerce. The town hosts the annual Tide Festival, celebrating seafaring history and local crafts. Educational institutions include Kalkaua Secondary School and the Halori Maritime Institute, along with several primary schools.