Moloka’i

Facts:

• Molokai is known as the most Hawaiian Isle
• It is the fifth largest island with approximately 7,000 residents
• It is the only island where native Hawaiians are still a majority
• It has very few tourists compared to other islands
• The island houses the world’s highest sea cliffs and Hawaii’s longest waterfall
• There are no no traffic lights, no shopping malls and no buildings taller than a palm tree

Airports:

• Molokai’s main airport is Molokai Airport (MKK). Kalaupapa Airport (LUP) is a small commuter airport serving this isolated peninsula.

Must see:

• Halawa Valley: Sacred Hawaiian cathedral valley, blessed with beautiful vistas and two towering waterfalls.

National Historic park:

• Kalaupapa

Highest point:

• Kamakou – 4,961 ft (1,512 m)

Best beach:

• Papohaku Beach: At three miles long, this is one of the largest white sand beaches in Hawaii.

Main town:

• Kaunakakai: Molokai’s main town features historic landmarks, the state’s longest pier, and unique shops and eateries.