The famous Kalaupapa Historical Park, once the home of Father Damien and the colony of Hansen's Disease patients is only accessible by foot, mules or plane. The 3-mile trail with 26 switchbacks descends 1700 ft with Molokai's north shore of Pali to the east - the world's tallest sea cliffs. For tour information: Damien Tours 808-567-6171 Mule Rides: www.muleride.com
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The Halawa Valley & Moala Falls Cultural Hike is on the lush tropical east end of the island. The valley was settled by voyagers in the
7th century. The spectacular hike to the falls ends with a tour of the Halawa Tropical Flower Farm by Kalani Pruet. www.molokaiflowers.com or Call Pilipo Solatorio 808-551-1055 or 553-5582 RECREATIONAL HAWAIIAN OUTRIGGER CANOE PADDLING All levels & abilities welcome Wa'akapaemua Canoe Club Thurs. 7:30-8:30 am molokaiwaa@gmail.com 808-553-3999 or 553-3530 |
OCEAN ACTIVITIES & FISHING
Deep sea Fishing A'u (Blue & Black Marlin), Ahi (Yellow Fin Tuna), Mahi-Mahi, Ono, Aku....
Whale Watch, Snorkel, Kayak, Scuba Dive, Paddling, Stand-up paddle board
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Papohaku "3 mile" Beach
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Getting Around: Alamo 800-327-9633
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Post a Nut
Pick up free coconuts to decorate and ship home! They even lend markers! |
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Na Hua 'O Ka Aina
"The fruits of the land"
In the heart of Hawai'i is the friendly isle of Moloka'i, the most Hawaiian of the accessible islands. You'll find our 5-acre, Hawaiian homestead and macadamia nut farm in Molokai's central Ho'olehua district.
Relax in the shade and chat a while. You can crack a few nuts yourself to sample fresh-from-the-shell or try some macadamia blossom honey.
We'd love to meet you!
Monday-Friday: 9:30am - 3:30pm.
Saturday: 10:00am - 2:00pm.
Mon–Sat 10 am–2 pm;
Phone: (808) 567-6436 Located in Kala‘e |
Moloka‘i Museum and Cultural Center
Built in 1877, the three-room, fully restored sugar mill has been reconstructed as a testament to Molokai's agricultural history. |
Located next to the Molokai Museum where several interesting machines from the past are on display, including a mule-driven cane crusher and a steam engine. The museum contains changing exhibits on the island's early history & has a gift shop.
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Surf's Up!
At Beach Break Molokai your #1 Spot for Beach, Surf and Paddle Gear! Surfboards, Body Boards, SUP & Outrigger Paddles, Skateboards and Teak Furniture and MORE!
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Formerly, the Blue Monkey, Beach Break also has footwear, shirts, hats, backpacks, bathing suits, books, ukuleles, jewelry, pottery, art and more! Check it out! Located at Holomua Junction at the corner of 460 & 470. Mon - Sat 10 - 4 Look for the surfboards along the fence. ART GALLERIES Molokai Art From the Heart is a collection of local artists & crafters located in downtown Kaunankakai. The gallery features paintings, photos, jewelry, hardwood, coconut & gourd items, garments and books. Molokai All Arts Gallery is an online shopping site to buy Molokai-made jewelry, music, crafts and more. www.molokaiartgallery.com |
Located in Maunaloa. Monday - Saturday 8:30-5:00 Sunday 10:00-2:00
808-552-2364
Beautiful kites & windsocks made locally. Clothing, soaps, beads, books, art, Hawaiian CD's & lots of gifts!
Family business for 35 years!
808-552-2364
Beautiful kites & windsocks made locally. Clothing, soaps, beads, books, art, Hawaiian CD's & lots of gifts!
Family business for 35 years!
Molokai has the world's tallest sea cliffs. The magnificent view overlooks the Kalaupapa National Historic Park which was established to preserve the setting of this once tragic community.
The Palaau State Park is one of the most popular sites to visit in Molokai. Phallic Rock is an ancient Hawaiian site of love and fertility. It is a short 5 minute walk from the parking lot.
The Kalaupapa Lookout is one of the most spectacular panaromc views.
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