Waialua river meets the sea

The island of Molokai encompasses 260 square miles of natural beauty with awesome sea cliffs that rise more than 3,000 feet above the coastline on the north, the longest white sand beach in Hawaii, and the most intact ancient fish ponds.

Here are some suggested activities on Molokai:

• Mule ride to Kalaupapa where Father Damien worked
• Mountain bike plateau above sheer sea cliffs in Naiwa
• Charter a fishing boat from Kaunakakai wharf
• Kayak the south shore of Molokai, inside the fringing reef
• Stroll along Hawaii’s longest white sand beach at Papohaku
• Watch the sunset over Oahu
• Watch the sunrise over Maui
• Stargaze: you can see the Milky Way on low  moon nights
• Snorkel and sun at Waialua’s 20 mile beach
• Horseback rides at Pu’u O Hoku Ranch on the East End
• Windsurf in the channel between Molokai and Lanai
• Scuba diving charters
• Fish off the rocks, from shore or spear fish while free diving
• Whale watch (December – May)
• Hunt for axis deer, boar and quail
• Golf at historic Ironwoods (9 holes) or coastal Kalua Koi (18 holes)
• Guided historical hikes to Hipuapua and Moa’ula Falls in Halawa Valley
• Hike Kamakou Preserve (4-wheel drive access, ask Nature Conservancy)
• Take a ferry trip to Maui (Lahaina) for the day
• Sip coffee and tour the Molokai Coffee Plantation in Kualapu’u
• Learn about and taste macadamia nuts at Purdy’s Macadamia Nut Farm
• Buy artwork from Molokai artists at Kamakana Galleries in Kaunakakai
• Buy fresh, hot Molokai sweet bread slathered with jams, butter and cream cheese from Kanemitsu Bakery (after 10 pm)
  

Links

alternative-hawaii.com
history of molokai
molokai-hawaii.com
muleride.com
visitmolokai.com
molokai-outdoors.com
molokaiferry.com

Halawa Bay	20 Mile Beach	Hawaiian Fishpond	Church in Halawa Valley	Ice cream store
Red ginger flower	Waialua River	Kupuaiwa Coconut Grove	Downtown Kaunakakai	Molokai Aloha