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Moloka'i aka: Molokai

52 people want to go here. 50 people have been here.
90% of people who have been to Moloka'i think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Moloka'i are Friendly Isle of Molokai, Kalaupapa, and Halawa Valley.


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Untitled by Kat Williams

Magical and mystic… Moloka’i is a haven for those who are seeking an island paradise…

over 3 years ago

Lover of the Hawaiian Islands by Kat Williams

I am leading a Habitat for Humanity group here in December and can’t wait to explore this island. It sounds beautiful!

over 3 years ago

Peaceful by Arias

Peace is the good way, boring as heck is the truth

over 6 years ago

Untitled by FelineKewl

When I fly to Hawai’i, it’s always to Oahu. I need to get out of this rut and fly to other islands.

over 6 years ago

The friendly island. Sometimes. by PulpFaction

Moloka`i is an oasis in a state which is quickly becoming an over-hyped tourist trap.

Where Waikiki is high rises and traffic congestion, Molokai is slow paces and beauitful, untouched places. Where Maui is crime and not walking alone at night, Molokai is care-free hitch-hiking, mule rides and what might well be the world’s best coffee.

Visitors be warned, though.

Moloka`i is vehemently opposed to becoming like these other islands. You are cordially invited to visit, but if you talk about buying, you’ll get cold shoulders and evil eyes.

Be gentle with The Most Hawaiian island. Responsible tourism, please.

over 7 years ago

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“What are the must do activities/must see locations on Moloka'i?” over 7 years ago

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  • en.wikipedia.org Molokai is known as the long time residence of Father Damien de Veuster, the Belgium priest who cared for sufferers of Hansen's Disease. Historically, a small north shore colony on Molokai Island, Kalaupapa, was a refuge for sufferers of Hansen's Disease, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moloka%27i
  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Molokai by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Born of volcanic eruptions 1.5 million years ago, Molokai remains a time capsule on the dawn of the 21st century. It has no deluxe resorts, no stoplights, and no buildings taller than a coconut tree. Molokai is the least developed, most "Hawaiian" of all the islands, making it especially attractive to adventure travelers and peace seekers. Molokai lives up to its reputation as the most Hawaiian place chiefly through its lineage: More people here are of Hawaiian blood than anywhere else. This slipper-shaped island was the cradle of Hawaiian dance (the hula was born here) and the ancient science of aquaculture. An aura of ancient mysticism clings to the land here, and the old ways still govern life. The residents survive by taking fish from the sea and hunting wild pigs and axis deer on the range. Some folks still catch fish for dinner by throwing nets and trolling the reef. (read article)
  • query.nytimes.com Finding the Rhythm of a Ranch by DON WALLACE September 05, 1999 (read article)
  • query.nytimes.com Secluded Molokai by SUSAN ALLEN TOTH March 28, 1999 (read article)