The Island of Molokai Hawaii

The Molokai Weeks - Molokai, Hawaii Traveler reviews

The Molokai is all it should be: Kawakakakai is a truly Hwaiian city, without chains or tourist atmosphere. Only a few of the island’ properties blend in well with the island. You can enjoy the cliffy shores on the eastern coast with the stomping spume of the ocean.

On the north-western bank, the wide sandy areas offer enjoyable beaches for everyone. Halawa Valley is just magic. Be sure to hire an all-wheel drive if you plan to drive to Wailau Valley Lookout. Ostend is luxuriant and pretty, while Westend is dull and droughty.

When you go on a daily excursion to horseback riding the burros, make sure you arrive early because the Maui Princess is too tardy and departing too early to make the journey. The Molokai is not a place of agitation, but the pure tranquillity of the place is captivating.

St. Philomena Church, in Kalawao, on the island of Molokai, Hawaii

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