Known as the most Hawaiian of the islands, Molokai offers visitors the chance to experience a more intimate and untouched Hawaii while exploring the tranquil seascapes and wilderness of the island.  Hike the spectacular Halawa Valley or ride a mule down the highest sea cliffs in the world in Kalaupapa National Historic Park. Or really get back to nature with sea-kayaking, mountain-biking or snorkeling near the island’s 32-miles of barrier reef. 

Molokai is also home of the hula, where each May, the annual Molokai Ka Hula Piko celebrates the gift of the dance from the goddess Laka, who is said to be secretly buried on the island.

Discover the tranquility and intimacy of Molokai and discover why it’s “Hawaiian by Nature.”