West Molokai

The remote beaches and rolling pastures on Molokai’s west end are presided over by Mauna Loa, a dormant volcano, and a sleepy little former plantation town of the same name. Papohaku Beach, the Hawaiian Islands’ second-longest white-sand beach, is one of the area’s biggest draws.

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Central Molokai

Most residents live centrally, near the island’s one and only true town, Kaunakakai. It’s just about the only place on the island to get food...

  • 8 Restaurants
  • 3 Hotels
  • 22 Things To Do

East Molokai

On the beautifully undeveloped east end of Molokai you can find ancient fishponds, a magnificent coastline, splendid ocean views, and a fertile valley that’s been...

  • 0 Restaurants
  • 2 Hotels
  • 7 Things To Do

Kalaupapa Peninsula

The most remote area in the entire Hawaiian Islands is a place of stunning natural beauty coupled with a tragic past. It’s here that residents...

  • 0 Restaurants
  • 0 Hotels
  • 2 Things To Do
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