Moloka'i

Moloka'i Travel Guide

Moloka'i is generally thought of as the last bit of "real" Hawai'i. Tourism has been held at bay by the island's unique history (Moloka'i was once occupied solely by a leper's colony), despite the fact that the longest white-sand beach in Hawai'i can be found along its western shore. With working ranches and sandy beaches to the west, sheer sea cliffs to the north, and a rainy, lush eastern coast, Moloka'i offers a bit of everything, including a peek at what the islands were like 50 years ago. The sign at the airport says it all, slow down, you're in Moloka'i.