Molokai Travel Guide

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Molokai is generally thought of as the last bit of "real" Hawaii. Tourism has been held at bay by the island's unique history and the pride of the island's predominantly native Hawaiian population, despite the fact that the longest white-sand beach in Hawaii can be found along its western shore. Exploring the great outdoors and visiting the historic Kalaupapa Peninsula, where St. Damien helped people with leprosy, are attractions for visitors.

Molokai Hotels

The coastline along Molokai's west end has ocean-view condominium units and luxury homes available as vacation rentals. If you are familiar with the high-end...read more

Molokai Restaurants

During a week's stay, you might easily hit all the dining spots worth a visit and then return to your favorites for a second round. The dining scene is...read more

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Things To Do in Molokai

The first thing to do on Molokai is to drive everywhere...read more

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Molokai Experiences

Top Reasons to Go

Kalaupapa Peninsula: Hike or take a mule ride down the world's tallest sea cliffs to a fascinating, historic community that still houses a few... Read more