Molokai Travel

With nickname "Friendly Isle", Molokai Island has population about 6,800. Molokai has a large population of Native Hawaiians. Residents here are very friendly and honest.

Unlike Oahu, Molokai is peaceful and quiet. Because less traffic, the road seems wide open just for you.

On Molokai Island, there is no big buildings that block panoramic views and you will move calm and slowly, and follow the road that leads you to mystical place. Life on this island is very simple and still, no shopping malls or department stores but just small shops and humble peoples.

Molokai is a long slipper shape island. One day trip will take you from east to west by car. Of course it has many country sites to be explore, such as rain forests and ancient fishponds at east side, Kalaupapa lookout, the world's largest sea cliffs, and Molokai Ranch at west side.

Molokai offers visitors all kinds of outdoor activities such as snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. Other activities including horseback riding, biking, and golfing are organized by the hotels.

East side of this Island presents to you miles of undeveloped land and unspoiled natural beauty. West coast offers you Kaluakoi Hotel and Golf Club and nearby Papohaku Beach, the best beach of Molokai.

Molokai does not have many nightlife activity but you may have opportunity to participate in local festival night organized by local people. It is quite deferent from neighbor island Oahu which is a highly developed city but Molokai is a slow pace island with Hawaiian tradition.

Situated on the middle of Molokai Island, Kaunakakai is little town with more Native Hawaiian residents who are proud of their culture and history. The people of this small town enjoy quiet and simple live style. It has no luxurious hotels or restaurants but just a few country-style eateries and shops. It also has no colorful nightlife but Hawaiian dance and music.