Molokai is an impressive vacation destination where the tallest building is no taller than a coconut tree and there are no heavy traffic jams – a truly romantic island with old roadside churches, deserted roads, country homes and small isolated towns. Stepping on Molokai land is like stepping back in time – on the island have been preserved the old Hawaiian traditions and offers a quiet escape to all its visitors. There are available various things to do and places to visit, so all visitors find an exciting pastime. The intimate island is fascinating not only with its timeless peace and undisturbed tranquility, but with its attractions and outdoor adventures as well. The scenic spots are everywhere - isolated "Kalaupapa National Historic Park", the picturesque town of Kaunakakai, stunning Halawa Valley, Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove – one of Molokai’s most recognized natural landmarks and the 3-mile long Papohaku Beach that is one of the largest strands in Hawaii Islands.
Things to do in Molokai are both attracting and of a large variety since on the island is such abundance of unspoiled landscapes, quiet beaches and pristine wilderness. All vacationers looking for something more than relaxing peace, should visit the ancient Hawaiian fishponds, take a scenic drive to Halawa Valley, snorkel in Molokai’s amazing coral reefs, enjoy the splendid Mooula Waterfall, take a swim in picturesque Halawa Bay, take a trip to a national wildlife refuge, visit a unique coffee plantation, or go camping in quiet "Palaau State Park". Molokai offers the opportunity of taking sightseeing tours, visiting Church Row and "One Alii Beach Park", and having a traditional Hawaiian meal in the town of Kaunakakai. Moreover, it is worth mentioning the island has some of the best kayaking and scuba diving in Hawaii.
Through the many interesting things to do in Molokai the island has a few organized tours that are all worth taking as they unveil some of its untouched beauty. One of the most spectacular tours is "Kalaupapa and Molokai Day Trip" from Oahu uncovering the mystic appeal of the island. The jaunt offers one of the best ways of getting a thorough picture of the awesome island, its scenic sea cliffs and stunning Kalaupapa peninsula. Another entertaining adventure is the "Molokai Mule Tour" offering a totally exotic way of transportation – by riding a mule. The unforgettable ride takes travelers down to the historic town of Kalaupapa and goes down the highest sea cliffs in the world to discover captivating views of raw terrains and pristine beauty.
Molokai is a secluded island keeping a great amount of holiday resorts, hotels, condominium, guesthouses and lodges - all being served with typical Hawaiian hospitality and amiability. The island is catering for all types of tourists and though it might be a bit more difficult to get to Molokai than to any other Hawaiian island, the peaceful heaven is completely accessible. There are generally two ways to get there: by sea - there are a number of ferries to and from Molokai, and by air – with an interconnecting flight from Honolulu or Maui. Flying to the astounding island is much faster but reaching it on board a ferry is a much more exciting and worthwhile experience. As the amazing island is not provided with public transportation, the only option of moving around is by car or taxi.
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