Molokai video

Sweet video about Molokai.
music by Kalapana's Malani Bilyeu

Murphy's Beach in Molokai - Hawaii

The beach was a dump, literally. The ranch owner, George Murphy, gave his permission to use the site as a park, and the Jaycees cleaned it up and built three small pavilions, plus picnic tables and barbecue grills. Officially, the park is called the George Murphy Beach Park (shortened to Murphy Beach Park over the years), but some old-timers still call it Kumimi Beach, and just to make things really confusing, some people call it Jaycees Park.

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Bicycle tours:

Exploring Molokai by bike is the perfect way to experience this spectacular Island!Cruise downhill on the "Gravity" ride, challenge yourself on the Sea Cliff ride, or rent a bike for the day and create your very own adventure!

Daily Bike Rental:

An exhilarating bike adventure awaits you as you set out to explore Molokai at your own pace. The experienced biking staff of Molokai Fish & Dive will help you select a bike and a trail suitable for your level of riding experience. You'll be given a bicycle trail map, a spare tube and bike pump before setting out for your very own adventure.

Gravity Bike Ride:

A great beginner trek, you'll coast downhill from a 1,100-foot elevation before hitching a shuttle ride back to Kaupoa Camp or you may choose to grind out the climb back to Maunaloa tow

(from:http://www.hawaiiactivities.com/us/hawaii/molokai/sg/1156/ag/6331)

Pala'au State Park in Molokai - Hawaii

Pala'au State Park is a lovely 233-acre park.The area provides excellent photographic opportunities of pasture lands and forests of irownwood, koa and eucalyptus.The park overlooks Makanalua Peninsula and Kaluapapa 1,600 feet below. Short trails lead to the Kalaupapa Lookout and Phallic Rock.And the Molokai Mule Ride begins nearby. Useful Information: Picnic facilities Picnic shelter Restrooms Paved parking Hiking trails Historical sites Camping by permit only No shower facilities No drinking water Open 24 hours for overnight campers No fees but donations accepted Bring a jacket as the weather is often cool and wet at this 1600-foot elevation

About Molokai island

This is an honest look at an island lost in time. It's like 50 years ago, like the world left behind. No have tall buildings, elevators, neons,single traffic lights. Friendly people living in here, friendly businesses. The life here more most slowlyer like anywhere all of the world.But it has palm trees, white snad on the beaches, and peace everywhere.

Sandy Cove in Molokai - Hawaii

Located to the left of Hale o Lono Harbor, this sandy-rocky beach area is fairly well protected and certainly secluded. It is the last easily accessible beach along this coast due to restricted access to the remainder of the shore by Molokai Ranch.

Papohaku Beach in Molokai - Hawaii

Papohaku Beach on West Molokai is one of the largest sandy beaches in Hawaii. Over three miles long, the beach is usually quite empty.Papohaku Beach offers swimming, snorkeling and diving.