Most people know of Moloka’i because of the former leper colony on Kalaupapa Peninsula, but the island also has three completely different environments and attractions – East, West and Central – offering mountainous terrain with adventuresome hiking, hidden beaches large and small, spectacular valleys, cliffs and shorelines, vast ranch lands, coffee and macademia nut farms, and much more.
#42-- Kaunakakai to Halawa Valley
Like no other town in Hawaii, Kaunakakai resides in a wonderful time warp that today is the entrance to the scenic coast of East Moloka’i and the legendary waterfalls of Halawa Valley at the end of the road.
#43 – Kalaupapa Peninsula
Unforgettable Kalaupapa and its National Historic Park surrounded by amazing scenery on Moloka’i’s North Shore can only be reached in the company of official tour guides who take you on a journey to a time and place beyond imagination.
#44 -- Moloka'i's Nature Preserves
Like everything else on Moloka’i, Kamakou Reserve in the center of the island and nature preserves on the northwest coast reveal unique examples of plants, birds, and other delights of nature.
#45-47 – Kaluakoi & Moloka’i Ranch
Spectacular unpopulated beaches on the west coast of Molokai run along the edge of vast ranchlands full of opportunities for outdoor activities connected with Moloka’i Ranch.
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