Molokai Beaches

The Molokai Hawaii Beaches, West

Some of Molokai's most attractive beaches are secluded and perilous (especially in the cold season). If you are going to the shore, please observe these basic safety tips from lifeguards: Situated at the end of Kaluakoi Road. Snorkelling and snorkelling in the hot sun. It is a small and secluded sandy area. During antiquity there was a heau ( "temple") in the area devoted to the Lono deity, which explained the name of the sandy area and the port "House of Lono".

Just south of Dixi Maru Cove. Very remote, two sandy beaches. Situated in the Kaluakoi Resort. Entrance via the Kaluakoi Golf Course's "Back of the 9" natural itinerary. Isolated, surely only in the summermonths at quiet sea. Twenty minutes on foot just off Kepuhi, Maunaloa. Can be quieter in the summers and allows body surfing and snorkelling.

Great possibility for nice photos of the sunset. You can only reach the shore by an often unpassable four-wheel driven gravel track. Much of the beaches are flushed away in winters, but the northeastern trade winds push more sandy into the interior and create enormous sanddunes. Tenting is only permitted on the beaches below the line of green.

It is over three nautical mile long and more than 300 meters broad. It' one of the longest and most attractive beaches of the islands of Hawaii. Although the beaches are nice, they are often abandoned. It can be very unpleasant in stormy conditions, as heavy trade winds stir up sands.

Behind Kaluakoi Resort and just northern of the Kepuhi Beaches are the two Pohaku Mauliuli Beaches. There is little sandy on the first one, which is usually clouded by swells. Rock up the small escarpment to a beautiful, remote sandy shore.

On this coastline there are powerful streams and high waves, especially in the wintry season. Between Papohaku and Dixi Maru Cove. Situated to the south of Hale o Lono Harbor, this sandy spot is very sheltered. This is the last easy to reach sandy spot on this coastline, as Molokai Ranch has limited accessibility.

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