Discover Molokai, The Most Hawaiian Island

Molokai is a Hawaiian destination abundant with natural and cultural landmarks, white sand beaches, and unforgettable snorkeling and scuba diving. With no buildings taller than a coconut tree and no traffic lights, Molokai offers a vacation full of eco-adventures and relaxing beaches. Often called the "Friendly Isle", Molokai features endless scenic wonders such as the world's highest sea cliffs, magnificent waterfalls, native bird watching and an amazing 28 mile coral barrier reef. Experience Molokai's diverse geography with its unspoiled beaches, green valleys, pine forests and bamboo thickets and discover the historic sites, natural landmarks and rich culture of Hawaii.

Created from underwater volcanic eruptions, Molokai offers visitors a spectacular geographic location rich in the traditions of old Hawaii. Molokai is also home to the world's tallest sea cliffs, pristine, un-crowded beaches and lush, tropical rainforests. Explore Molokai by land, sea and air with a variety of exciting tours that will take you to some of the island's most popular attractions. Fly over Molokai's spectacular sea cliffs with the Molokai Kalaupapa Tour. A site for education and contemplation, Kalaupapa, Molokai's secluded National Historic Park, is home to numerous natural features such as narrow lush valleys, a conic volcanic crater, lush rain forest and off-shore islands and coral reefs. After the thrilling flight up to Kalaupapa guests will enjoy a guided hike down a trail that is filled with natural beauty.

Molokai is a hiker's dream with trails leading to a variety of breathtaking views that include lush valleys and unspoiled coastline. The Molokai Halawa Cultural Hike is an exciting tour that takes you past the island's amazing water falls on the way to Halawa Valley. Halawa Valley is the site of one of the first Hawaiian settlements in the island chain and is overflowing with legends of spirits and supernatural occurrences. Molokai is a tropical paradise that offers amazing scenery, habitats and treasures both above ground and underwater. For an experience unlike any other, plunge 100 feet into the Pacific Ocean on the Kona Atlantis Submarine to explore a 25-acre natural coral reef with its vibrant ecosystem full of coral formations and tropical fish.

Plenty of underwater adventures are available as Molokai offers first-rate snorkeling and scuba diving locations. At 28 miles long, Molokai's Barrier Reef on the south shore is the longest reef in Hawaii and provides the perfect snorkeling and scuba diving experience. Other water sports can be found at Mile 20,a popular beach on Molokai's east side featuring ideal snorkeling and kayaking conditions. The beaches of Molokai are also great destinations to enjoy beachcombing, picnics, sunbathing and lounging under a palm tree. With warm temperatures year-round Molokai's beaches can be enjoyed anytime of the year.

The beautiful beaches of Molokai are just the beginning of the island's amazing natural attractions. Molokai's Ancient Hawaiian Fish Ponds is an excellent example of the beautiful and unique natural attractions of Molokai. Over 60 ancient ponds were created in the 13th century from lava rocks and two of the largest ancient fishing ponds, spanning up to 55 acres, have been honored as national historic landmarks. The historic sites and landmarks in Molokai are a great way to learn about the rich history and culture of Hawaii.

Another great way to experience the unique culture of Molokai is to visit the quaint village of Kaunakakai. This charming town has no buildings over three stories high and is filled with a variety of wonderful shopping boutiques and restaurants. Kaunakakai is also the home to the Marc Molokai Shores which is a beautiful oceanfront condo. Marc Molokai Shores surrounds guests with manicured lawns, dramatic views and several lime trees. Accommodations in Molokai provide a comfortable and peaceful place to enjoy the Hawaiian culture, cuisine and surrounding attractions.

Vacationing in Molokai lets you step back in history to a time without high-rise hotels, shopping centers and even traffic lights. Instead you can experience old Hawaii with authentic island accommodations, unspoiled natural seascapes, outdoor adventures and a serene atmosphere. Adventure travelers and peace seekers will find paradise in Molokai which lives up to its reputation as the most Hawaiian Island.