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About Molokai
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. Go!

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Molokai Tourism
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.

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Molokai

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in Kaunakakai, Molokai

Currency: US Dollar