Located between Maui and Oahu, Molokai, the smallest island in the state, is void of any hustle-bustle whatsoever, thanks in part to no traffic signals, shopping centers or buildings taller than a couple stories. Molokai is commonly referred to as the “Most Hawaiian Island” with over 40% of its residents being native Hawaiians and half of its visitors being residents of neighboring islands coming to relax, golf, fish, kayak, hike or ride horses.

Kalaupapa Peninsula: Once an area to quarantine leprosy patients it is now one of Molokai’s major attractions whose remote location is only accessible by mule, foot of small aircraft.

Kaunakakai: Quaint village whose main drag (Ala Malama Street) stretches only three blocks but is still the center of activity on Molokai.

Palaau State Park: Camping, picnicking and hiking trails to Kalaupapa Lookout (mighty, lush green 1,600 foot cliffs) and Phallic Rock.

Papohaku Beach: Large, quiet beach where you can revel in the solitude and take romantic strolls without seeing another soul.

Cheap Flights to Molokai: To get the cheapest vacation package to Hawaii be as flexible as possible with your times. Check to see if flying on a different day will result in cheaper rates. Remember that Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays are lower demand days, and airline tickets are usually cheaper, as are late evening flights. Sundays and Fridays are commonly the highest demand days. Go!